The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-17
D. A. R. CONFERENCE
TO MEET THURSDAY
Chapters of Order to Gather in Lex
ington For State
Meeting.

In c"ery city of Kentucky where
there Is an organization of the ID. A
r. the ladies of the various chapters
are looking forward 10 the confer
ence t. be held in Lexington on the
% and % of this month. Winchester
will take part in this conference as
she has a chapter organized last
wintec OF sixteen members. and this
chapter will be ably represented by
Mrs. L. w. l.. Van Meter, the Re-
gem. and Mrs. Lucien Becknel, the
Registar
AT his conference n prize will be
awdr lcd to the chapter which has
received into its organization the
grea sst number of members since
last ia. rary. The Winchester chap
ter has seine chance of winning.
Tie conference will be heid at the
Centrai Christian Chu oh. Thursday
AFTERNOON will be an especially inter-
estin, meeting as he President Gen
eral, Mrs. Donald Mclean will be
present. Everyone is invited to at
tend The meeting; they are public.
Thc,e will be several handsome
social functions in connection with
the BUSINESS sessions. The ladies of
the Lie. ,ngton chapter will entertain
the delegates, alternates aid Sons of
the Revolution with grand banquet
Thur rdy evening, given at the Coun-
try Cub and Friday they will be en-
teri he'd at noon with beautiful
lunchcon.
Friday evening the Bryant Station
chap rr< repeats the interesting play,
which hey gave several months ago,
and THIS play deals with the history
of !;ryan Station seige, when the
graz, OuIthers Of the daughters risk
ed their lives and returned relieving
seiged by Indians and gong to the
spring filed their buckets with water
the fort Of its great distress.
As these secret Affairs. the ladies
will ;l,pear in their most beautiful
gowns and the latest styles will be
seen. These conferences are es-
pec.ally noted for their andsomely
dressed ladies. The ladies of the
Lexington chapter will publish his
toric paper on the 23rd. which all the
chapters give contributions. The pa
per viii be called Kentucky as it is,
was ami should be-"
The program is as follows:
Thu ;nay Afternoon, October 22nd,
2::30 o'clock.
Organ Prelude Miss Edith Love.
NJ Country IT'S of Thee-Aud-
fence.
Cohrcrence-Called &c order by the
State Regent.
Mrs. C. D. CEenarit.
Prt.er-Dr C. L. Revnolds.'
Ad9ress- of Welcome-Regent of
the Lexington Chapter.
Miss Anna Chandler Golf.
Reaponse-Regent Of the Paducah
Chap'.'r.
Mrs. E. G. 3oon..
SEQ, Violin-Mr. bruce Rey-
nold,.
Addrcss-By President General
Mrs. Donald Mclean.
State Report State Regent.
Mrs. C. D. Chelault.
Ad.iress-A Son of the Revolution.
Quar:ette-Parks.
Misses Foster, Appleton, Golf and
Keith.
appointment of CreJential Com
mittee.
Bene.,iction-Rev.I j. Spencer.
Acc:mpanist-Miss Virginia Par
ker.
Friday Morning, Oct. q, 10 o'clock.
Conterence-Called 10 order by the
State Regent.
Lords Prayer-Led by Mrs. Geo,
w. Bain.
Su set; What is it? -Dr,iley Buck.
Miss Carolyn Ge!T.
Report Credential Committee.
AGdreas-Patriotic Education.
Mrs. Sallie Marshall Hardy.
Spr;ngtime-S tinson.
Miss Margaret Foster
Reports State Officers; Chapter
Regents.
Friday Afternoon, 200 o'clock.
If sly Little Cir. We're Tiny Star
Miss Hattie Keith.
Ny Heart at Thy Voice---Saint-
Saens.
Miss Grace Appleton.
FL sct, II of officers
Bel ~ Of Minutes.