The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
D. A. R. CONGRESS
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
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ANOh Ohgs
now what faction is strongest in the con-
gress
The managers whose terms expire this
year are: Mrs. William A. Smoot. Vlr-
ginia; Mrs. Theodore c. Bates, Massa-
chusetts; Mrs. Drayton W. Bushnell.
Iowa; Mrs. Ira Yale Sage, Georgia; Mrs.
T. II. Newberry. Michigan; Mrs. John T.
Sterling, Connecticut; Mrs. William Z.
Stanley. Kansas: Mrs EGbert r. Jones.
Mississippi: Mrs. Erastus G. Putnam,
New Jersey. and Mrs. S. Marshall Hardy.
Kentucky.
Each Of these has the rank OF vice
president general, end there are many
candidates for their places. Among those
who will probably be nominated are
Mrs La Verne Noyes. OF Chicago; Mrs.
Benning OF Georgia; Mrs. Ellen Necum,
Of New Jersey, and Mrs. s. L. Munson.
OF New York. Mrs. Bates and Mrs.
Jones are expected 10 be candidates 10
succeed themselves.
During the convention the Marine Band
will play specially prepared programmes.
The following clergymen will take part
in the sessions from day TO day: Bishop
Alfred Harding Rev. Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe. Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. Rev.
Dr. Herbert Scott Smith. Rev. DR.. Samuel
H. Woodrow
Reception Committee.
The following is the reception COM
mittee:
Mrs Donald Mclean. honorary chairman; Mrs
James T. Brayton chairman Mrs John Paul
Earnest. vice chairman; Mrs. Adlm F. Stevenson
Mrs John w. Foster. Mrs Charles ". Fsirbanks
Ms. Miranda b. Tulloch. Mrs William A. SmOot
Mrs Theodore c. Bates. Ms. DTaytOn W. Bushnell
Mrs. Ira Yale Sage Mrs. Truman II. Newberry,
Mrs. john T. Sterling Mrs. William E. Stanley,
Mrs EcbeTt II. Jones. Mrs. Oreal $. Wand Mrs
Charles 5. Srrague. MIRA Charles Clemence Abbott
Mrs. William Dibbsy. Mrs. J. Bradford Prince
Mrs. John Van Landingham. Mrs. Clayton r Trues-
dali. Mrs. Warren =. Thomas Mrs. Allen Putnam
Perley MrA Charles Warren Lippdtt Mrs. Robert
Moultrie Bratton, Mrs Jessamine Lee Fox. Mrs.
Erastus Gaylord Putnam Mrs. Sallie T. Marshall
Hardy Mrs. Edwin O. Gregory. AIRS Alexander T.
Patton. Mrs. Wallace Delafeld Mrs. James NJ.
Fowler. Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs. Edward Orton
j.. Mrs Charles r. Bryan. Mrs. John d. Swift
Mrs. Thomas b. Noble. Miss Mary r. Wilcox. Miss
Grace NJ. PeTD. Mrs Gertrude y. Darwin Ans.
Lyman b. SwuTnstedt. Mrs. William D. Hoover,
Mrs. Henry 5. BOUTOn Mrs. Short Willis Mrs.
Robert Anderson Mcclellan. Miss Harriet lsadora
Lake Airs. c. d. Chenault, Mrs. G. Hamilton
Tebault. Miss Louise Helen Coburn. Mrs. J. PEN
broke Thom, Mrs. James c. DunninF. Mrs Edgar
Il. LOyhed. Mrs. Emil II. Renisch Mrs Chalmers
VI. Williamson, Mrs. Samuel Mcknight Green. Mrs.
Walter Talbot. Mrs. John Barrow Mrs Frederick
Jewell Laird Mrs. Frank Wheaton Mrs John Laid.
law Buel. Mrs Cornelius W. Taylor. Mrs. George T.
SDalwood. Mrs James NJ. Mah0ney Mrs p W.
Godfrey Mrs, David H. Tan. Mrs John c. Ames
Mrs. william @. Spencer Mrs SeabrOok W. sydnOr
Mrs. Mary Ferry Allen. Mrs. Clayton Nelson North
Mrs. Samuel W. JamiSon. Mrs David A Cove.
Mrs. r. II. EdmOnSOn. Mrs Ogden Hoffman Feth-
ers. Mrs. Henry B. Patten Mrs. Ellen II. Wal
worth. Mrs Truman G. Avery. Mrs. Tryphosa Bates
Batcheller. Mrs. Richard Jackson Barker Mrs
William Butterworth, Mrs H. 5. Chamberlain
Mrs. w. a. Culop. Mrs Charles X. Deere. Mrs
Katherine Livingston Eagan, Mrs. Thomas A. Edi
SON. Mrs. Stephen Il. Elkns Mrs Joseph b. For
aker. Mrs Richard II. Fyfe. Mrs J. Eadn Gadsby
Mrs F. II. Getchell. Mrs Flora GirtOn, Mrs A.
Rhett Goode Mrs. w. d. hearfott Mrs. George A
Lawrence Mrs. Franklin MacYeaRh. Mrs. Henry L.
Mann, Mrs. John T. Manson. Mrs. John Lee Din
widdie Mrs George G. Martin, Mrs. Arthur NJ
Parker. Mrs William Lawson Peel. Mrs A. Horton
Phelps. Mrs Duncan c. Phillips. Mrs Charles H.
PInney, Mrs Beverley Randolph. Mrs. Leila p.
Robey. Mrs. Clarendon Smith Miss Mary B. TEN
PIE Mrs. George T. Guernsey. and Mrs. Charles H.
Tern.