The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
D. A. R. MEETING
To BE AN EVENT
OF WIDE NOTE
PROMINENT WOMEN COMING
FROM EVERY SECTION OF
MoR6IA To CONVENTION.
The Latest Report of Delegates and
Officers is of Interest to Brunswick
Friends and Hostesses-

The coming convention of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton continues to be the all absorbing
topic with the local chapter, who are
very earnestly at work to make the
Brunswick conference, which promises
to be very large one, one of the
most interesting in the history of the
organization. The local chapter has
Just finished the compilation of a list
of all delegates thus far signifying
their intention of coming, which will
be a source of general information to
the people of the city, who may have
friends coming and whom they may
desire to entertain. This list is as
follows, some dozen or more chapters
not having been heard from:
Brunswick Chapter, Brunswick
Mrs. w. H. DeVoe, regent; Mrs. w
NJ. Upper, delegate.
Burton Gwinnett Chapter, Columbus
Mrs. E. H. Epping, regent; Mrs G..
H. Whitaker, delegate.
Atlanta Chapter, Atlanta-Mrs S.
w. Foster. regent Mrs. Chas. Rice,
Mrs. John Murrell, Miss Tidwell. Mrs
Chas. Miller, delegates.
Henry Walton Chapter, Madison
Mrs. w. F. Manley, regent; Mrs. Pau
line Adams, delegate.
Fielding Lewis Chapter, Marietta
Miss Mabel Cortelyou regent; Mrs.
c. T. Nolan, delegate.
Governor Treutlen Chapter, Fort
Valley-Mrs. Annie Harris, regent;
Miss Carrie Riley, delegate.
Joseph Habersham Chapter. Atlanta
Mrs. w. L. Peel, regent; Mrs. w.
F. Dykes, Miss Wooten, delegates.
Kettle Creek Chapter, Washington
Miss A M. Lane, regent; Mrs. P, t.
Galloway, delegate.
Lachlan Mcintosh Chapter, Savan-
t1ah-Mrs. John NJ Bryan, regent;
Mrs. George Germany. delegate.
Lyman Hall Chapter, Wayoross-
Mrs. E. A. Pound, regent; Mrs J. H.
Walker, delegate.
Oglethorpe Chapter, Columbus-Mrs.
W.T. Slade, regent; Mrs. o. G. Bull
1oe4 kdelegate.
+Mmont Continental Chapter, At
1antaA-Mrs. Lewis D. Lowe. regent;
Mrs. A. H. Alfriend, delegate.
Pulaski Chapter, Grifin-Mrs r. ].
Redding, regent; Mrs. w. T. Taylor,
delegate.
Sarah Mcintosh Chapter, Atlanta
Mrs J. T. Moody, regent; Mrs. J. S.
Snead delegate.
Savannah Chapter, Sayannah-Mrs.
Walter Wilson, regent; Mrs. Gordon
Grower, Mrs r. w. Thiot, delegates.
Stephen Heard Chapter, E1berton-
Mrs. J. w. Copeland, regent; Miss
En- Mai Tate, delegate.
Stephen Hopkins Chapter, Marshall
ville-Mrs. M. S. Ware, regent; Mrs
J. w. Slappey, delegate.
Archibald Bullock Chapter, Monte
yuma Mrs. Oscar Mckenzie, regent;
Miss Pauline Lewis, delegate.
Hannah Clark Chapter, Quitman-
Mrs Lula Chapman, regent; Mrs. Ed
die Tidwell, delegate.
Council of Safety Chapter, Americas
Mrs. Howell Simmons, regent; Mrs.
M. NJ. Lowery, delegate.
Thronatees Chapter, Albany-Mrs.
J. w. Waters, regent.
Gen James Jackson Chapter, VAL
dosta-Mrs. T. w. Elder. regent.
Sergeant Newton Chapter, Coving-
ton-Mrs William Rainey, delegate.
Mary Hammond Washington Chap
ter. Macon-Mrs. Mallory Taylor, re-
gent; Mrs. J. n. Talley. delegate.
State Committee chairmen.
The list of state committee chair
men, who have also sent word that
they are coming. is as follows:
Child Labor-Miss Mildred Rutner-
ford, Athens.
Patriotic Education-Mrs. Walter
Curtis Columbus.
Oglethorpe Monument-Mrs S. B. G.
Morgan, Savannah.
Continental Hall-Miss A. G. Ben
ming, Columbus.
Records-Miss Helen Prescott, At
lanta
Credentials Mrs. S. NJ. Dean, Pal
mettp.
, kadow Garden-Mrs. H G. Jeffries,
Augusta.
Auditing-Mrs. Flewellyn Holt.
Macon.
Preservation of Tallulah Falls-Mrs.
Sam D. Jones, Atlanta.
Medal Committee-Mrs. John NJ.
Slaton, Atlanta.
American Monthly-Miss Mary
Lewis Redd, Columbus.
sportation-Mrs. George Dex-
ter. Atlanta.
Program-Mrs W. H. DeVoe, Bruins
wick.
State Officers.