The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-10-07
LOCAL CHAPTER TO ATTEND.

LOCAL CHAPTER TO ATTEND.
Miss Bertha. Grace Robie. Mrs. w.
J. Robie, Mrs. Walter H. Bates and
Mrs. w. w. Gaar. prominent members
Of the Richmond chapter Of the Daush-
ters OF the American Revolution ex-'
pect TO 20 TO Kokomo next week to.
attend the Tenth annual Indiana Con.
ference Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. The confer
ence will begin Tuesday. October
eleventh and continue until thursday.
October thirteenth. The business ses-
sions will be held at the Main street
Christian church In Kokomo, while
luncheons will be served at the Con.
gregationai church. Any member Of
the local chapter may attend and the
regent is anxious that a number Of
women endeavor to 90 to Kokomo at
this time II only for days session.
The General, James Cox Chapter OF
Kokomo will be the hostess. This is
the twentieth anniversary of the or
ganixation OF the National Society OF
the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton. The program for the confer.
ence will be as follows:
Tuesday. Oct. ~, Q p. N.
Ushers. Sons Of American Revolution
Music-Prelude Mrs. r. B. Seaward
Opening Of State Conference. 500.
............ Mrs. J. Lee Dinwiddie
State Regent N. 8. d. A. r.
Invocation ....... Rev. C. w. Choate
Solo ...............M Mrs. David Ward
Address Of Welcome ...........
.............. Mrs. J. r. Morgan
Regent Gen. James Cox Chapter
Greetings from Sons of the Amer.
lean Revolution. Hon. J. A. Kautz
Greetings Rev. r. Richard Edwards
Response ...... Mrs. william C. Ball
State Vice Regent N. 8. d. A. r.
Solo ...............M Mrs. c. H. Brown
Address Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks
Honorary Pres. Gen. N. 8. d. A. r..
Informal reception In church parlors.
Wednesday, October ~, . A. NJ.
Solo. Indiana .... Miss Marie Dolman
Invocation ...................
Roll Call Of Chapters and Minutes.
...........M Mrs. George w. Ross.
Indiana State Secretary
Indiana Room In Continental Mem.
orial Hall and Harrison Home
stead at Vincennes ............
................ State Vice Regent
Our State Work ....... State Regent
Reports Of Nineteenth Continental
Congress. :. Mrs. John w. Lovett.
Miss Pauline Stein
American Monthly Magazine. .....
.................M Mrs. A. J. Wyatt
u. A. n. Work. Mrs. James NJ. Fowler
vice-Pres. General N. 8. d. A. r.
Appointment Of Committees.
Luncheon.
1880 p. N.
Solo Rev. James A. Sprague
Report Of State Secretary.
Reports Of Chapter Regents.
"Conservation"-General discussion.
Music, double quartet-Mrs. Stokes.
Mrs. Potter. Miss Ingels, Miss Rauch.
Mrs. Garfield. Miss Hunt. Mrs.
Critchlow. Miss Armstrong.
Address-Mr. Louis Schneider. Presi.
dent Sons OF the Republic, Clncin.
natl. Ohio.
Introduced by Prof o. A. Neal. su.
perintendent Kokomo Schools.
Wednssday Evening.
Reception ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lora G. Hoss.
Musical Numbers Miss Bernice
Moon. Miss Ruth Moon, Miss Soud.
or. Miss Wright, Miss Armstrong
Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Bruner. Mrs. Lay.
man, Mrs. Potter. Mr.. Laymon. Mr.
Rauch, Mr.. Dotterer.
Thursday, Oct. -, 800 A. N.
Invocation.
Minutes.
Reports.
Patriotic Education. on.............
.............M Miss Julia Landers
G. A. r. Mrs. Frank Feltel
Children Of Republic. ..........
........ Mrs. Rose Budd Stewart
Child Labor. =. Mrs. w. II. Stokes
ID. A. r. Flag. Mrs. 8. r. Perkins
Historical Work ...........
............ Miss Eliza Browning