The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-09
DAUGHTERS OF THE,
AMERICAN REVOLUTION

ssrs, va. me . sishty-four years
An attractive souvernir was distri-
buted By the Mobile Chapter Of the
Alabama Daughters In the form Of =
papmhlet containing Tribute to the
Flags" This 10 . poem by T. c. De
Leon Of Washington, D. C.
souvenir In . magazine form Lexing-
ton, KY. This containing much that
10 interesting to the d. A. r.
One of the most attractive Of the
rooms in the Memorial Contental Hall
10 the New Jersey room. This room IL
furnished with desk, chairs. and other
furniture. and also wainscoting, made
Of wood from the huil Of the British
>frigate Augusta, which was sunk on
the coast Of New Jersey during the
Revolutionary war and which was rec-
emily raised.
Announces . Gift.
Mrs.Beafl. Of ~Atlanta.1 Ca, introduc-
ed to the D. A r. Judge Hugh Vernon
Warrington Of Macon. Ga. and Mrs
e. washington Be1lamy, som ana
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Hammond
Washington. the irst real daughter"
in the national society, and there was
Thanksgiving all over the house. Judge
Washington said few words TO, the
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slight embarrassment In facing 50
many women His mother was pre-
sent at the inception Of the society and
he was with her. he explained.
He surprised the Daughters with q
gift. It was promise to pay the last
$1,000 on the Continental Hall debt
The gift 10 . memorial TO his mother,
CAaptsr Reports. Lewis Eufauia.
No. A .r<g - p
Chapter was Chapter Day, when the
hostesseg were all the members OF the
chapter and the motto was.
BY the work one knows the work
man."--De La Fontaine.
The program consisted Of an invo-
cation music, and an address.
This ID one Of the most earnest chap
ters In the state, and the meetings are
always fun Of interest and prac-
tics- value
The Chapter Of TwsckenKsm iowa
On April Attn, this Chapter meet
with Mrs. Allie Crockett webster.
when the subject of study was the
colonies of New York. New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Georgia. and the
program as follows:
Dutch settlement of the New Neither
lands. Mrs. Mary Glenn Brickeli.
First settlers OF New Jersey and Penn
sylvania. Mrs. julie Whitthorns Gray
SON. Settlement OF Georgia and James
ogiethorpe, Mrs. Margaret DuBoise
Smith.
Friedrich waIlfam lamy Anmiskon.
This chapter met on April s0th. with
Mira. w. w. whiteside as hostess and
-
Lord OF the universal shield Us and
guide us.
Trusting Thee always. through sha-
dow ana sun:
Thou hast united US. who shall divide
us2
Keep US o keep us. the many in
one.'
Responsive Roll Can.
Tributes to America.
The advantages or American
citizenship. Mrs. A. +. Billiard. Prac-
Ism. Mrs.. J. Il. Adrehold, History OF the
Adoption OF the Great Seal of the
United States, Mrs. r. d. d Urine
Eulogy on America Miss Winnie Lynch.
Song, america"
Martha wayass JeaFerson, Opeiikn.
On Friday afternoon at her lovely
home In West lind. Mrs. J. n. Thorn
ason entertained the Martha Wayles
Js4rerson Chapter. Daughters, Of the
American Revolution.
The home was beautifully decorated
with Quantities OF roses, lovely palms
lending q atting background Upon
arrival. the guests we're served dell
cforfs fruit punch by Mrs. win Davis.
the punch bowl resting in bank OF
sweet peas and Ferns.
A reading ''Kosciusko and Pulaski
by Mrs. H. M. Wilson. and poem,
'''Puiaski's Banner by Mrs. waiter
Guitars. were both very much enjoyed
A historical contest of questions and
answers was then held. the answers
spelling Martha wayles JEFFERSON"
At the concluion OF the afternoon an
ice course was served the guests by
little Miss Helen Thomson and Mas
ter II. M. Wilson.
Those present on this occasion were:
Misses Katherine Dean. Annie Mae
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