New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-15
THE ID. Il. II. CONGRESS-.
Thirteenth annual Session to Begin
IN Washington Monday.
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Washington, April 14-The Continental Congress
OF the Daughters OF the American Revolution will
hold its thirteenth annual session at Chase's Thea
tire. here. on Monday April is. The congress Will
be called to order Monday morning at 10 o'clock
by the president general. Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks Prayer will be offered by the chaplain
general. Mrs Teunis s. Hamln. to be followed
by the singing or The Star Spangled Banner"
the address Of welcome by the president general.
response by Mrs. Maria Purdy Peck, of Iowa; re-
port Of the credentials committee rollca Of dele
gates report Of the programme committee and the
consideration OF amendments. There will be no
session on Monday evening. in order to allow the
congress to attend the official reception.
on Tuesday morning will come the announce
ment Of the committee on the recommendations OF
national officers reports of national officers. the
auditing committee and the State regents. At 2S0
p m the cornerstone Of Memorial Continental Hall
will be laid. There will be addresses by the pres-
dent general and the founders, and other appropri
ate exercises.
On Wednesday morning the reports Of standing
committees and the Editor OF The American
Monthly Magazine will be heard. and an address
will be delivered by Judge John Goode the
preservation Of historic jamestown
On Thursday the election Of State regents and
the nomination of national officers editor and
business manager OF The American Msnthly
Magazine will take place. The result OF the cleo
ton will be announced on Friday. The closing ses-
sion will be held on Saturday morning.
The following members have been named TO serve
Mrs, p shuis Mrs NJ E Rosa lS Mrs FAB E B
Halcombe Mrs NJ 5. Lockwood. Mrs 7. c. Estey and
:, Prosrsmrne~ A. P. pedle chairman: Mrs J.
heron srosman, Mrs J y Doiliver. Mrs J. E Bur
Kinney Mrs. Z. c. Churchman. Mrs A Alice Mrs w
+ Peck; Mrs W. = stanley Mrs John Walker
G. " simpson and Mrs r 9 Williams ''"' nj
Press-Mrs d Eagan chairman; Mrs H eros
Williams. aud Miss E + Herbert, L. e
Weed Mrs II T scott, Mrs E Barhaa Mrs. $ B
Morgan; Mrs :. NJ. Fowler. Mrs. J. ~ Smith and Miss
Music and Decoratons-Mrs. c. r Main. chairman
Mrs & smith Mrs. W swift Mrs b Taylor
RairoaS anS iS fna mss p a kendaH
Mrs. NJ u. Tuiloch and r. Ware.
Pages Mrs Franklin f Brooks. chairman
IF ggma Mrs Il s45Pa s ars MTs
Mrs. J. 4 Walker, Mrs A. 6 Foster. Mrs :. Richards
Mrs r Bsde Ms Mrs q II S GrosnS Mr' Miss n cq'oG
Williams, Mrs J. a Murphy. Mrs + +. Brooks Mrs
NJ p Tulloch Mrs T s Harniin Mrs J " Hoicombs
Mrs 4 Geer.. Mrs J J. Donyer Mrs. u. L Mann.
Ross Mrs J. VI Smith. MT: " Talbot Mrs H. NJ
S'T!oP Rb MgS NJ STft MRS EdTsdse Mrs
Mr. n T TSyiST Mrs. Mrs sqf Mrs. " I Deere
Mrs W f. STANLEY. Mrs r. II. Cunningham Mrs. 9
II. TehauIt. Mrs. 4 A Kendall. Mrs. J. = Thom Mrs
Miss \. Lowell Miss g II shields Miss W s TsiianT
Miss a Alice. Miss g. MurlSland Miss p G. Outnam
held Mrs NJ lundsherry. Mrs o. J. Hodge. Mrs c
NJ Barnes. Mrs N. p Montgomery. Miss $. G. Frazer
Barrows Mrs. II. s. Chamberlain. Mrs. J L Henry.
T y Lyons Ms J a Parker Miss Y v Hensbav9
Mrs. T. II. Brown. Mrs +. Mondeu. Mrs G II Terry
Miss Z. Herbert, Mrs. w. Liggett and Mrs. z. Ware
The local chapters are busy making arrangements
for the comfort Of the congress. and many social
features have been planned. chief among them 10
h an official reception next Monday evening. at
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art.