The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-22

Annual Conference Of d. A
r. Closes at Waldo with
Election Of Officers.

NUN annual stare COuNGHGlOht OF G4A9
Daughters OF the American RevOlu-
ton in West Virginia came 70 q
close at noon Saturday at the Waldo
ihotel.
! Mrs. George DeBolt. of FafrmOnr.
who is the present state yice-regent.
was Endorsed for election at the Con-
tinental Congress in Washington
next April as West Virginia state
regent. The officers were elected
here as follows:
vce-regnt-Mrs. H. II. Moss,
Parkersburg.
Corresponding secretary Mrs.
Parks Fisher, Morgantown.
Recording secretary-Mrs James
Furbec, Warrington.
! Reglstrar-Mrs. Harvey f. Smith,
CIarksburg.
Treasurer-Mrs. Clark Heavenor.
Buckhanuon.
Histortan-Mrs. John Mccullough,
Point Pleasant.
ohaplain-Mrs. D. D. Geiger,
Huntington.
/ All the officers were elected by
unanimous vote. the report of the
committee on nominations being
adopted without dissent.
/! Mrs. DeBolt was appointed chair
man of the committee to select
HEADQUARTERS On Washington, D. c.,
for the West Virginia delegation
during the meeting of the Conti-
mental Congress next April and she
was empowered to select her CO.
ha committee.
A motion was made to hold the
annual state meetings the first We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday Of No
vem1er hereafter but an amendment
TO hold it at any time between No.
venlber / to 10 was adopted.
William Raymond Chapter OF
: Fairmont invited the chapter to hold
it's next meeting in that city but
there was a difference of opinion In
regard to accepting it as it would
make three successive conventions in
the same section OF the statc-the
last meeting having been held at
Northumberland this question was
deferred to the meeting of the Con
tmental Congress In April.
Before adjournment tarewell
words of appreciation were given by
Mrs. Edmondson, Mrs. DeBolt, Mrs
Ira Post and Mrs. Park Fisher.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted as fol-!
lows:
hospitality extended by the DAME
DAWSON Chapter to the fifth annual
ron ference is most heartily apprecl-
ated NV all who have had the pleas
ure of enjoying it.
Resolved, Second. that apprecia-
ton be expressed for the many KIND
nesses and the warm welcome gwen
rhe visiting ladies by Daniel DAVIS
son Chapters gracious regent, MIS-
Ira c. Post, whom we also WISH I"
thank for the programs.
resolved. Third, that the recep-
ton by Mrs. Post and Mrs villa VI
stone at the latter's charming honls
furnished an evening OF deNshttuA
enioyment to those whose privilege
it was TO attend.
quisitely appointed luncheon sANe"
the Daughters by Mrs. ChaFlcs
Smiley will be long rememoereo a.
a most enjoyable occasion
resolved. Fifth. that the reception
81 tho waldo by Mrs, Raymond ..
galley was a most charming lunc-
,ion which added greatly to th';
happy entertainment of the DauSn-
ters. av,r,s-
..,or oP the Daughters appreciation
S S,o4 made to the ministers the Re a.y,. :,
"a D. stene and James e. Bird who
so kindly opened our meetings win
'"I Resolved Seventh, that thanks he
o,rtsnded to the waldo hotel and 70
Mr. Galley for the use of the Assem-,
lily room. the many kindnesses ), and nc,
the efhcient way in whlG which. tnc ., nq me
contributed to the comfort o'
guests. - !, tho
desire OF the conference 70 express
sincere appreciation for the courtesy
of the press.