New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
d. A. r. REGENTS NAMED
Only Contest for the Offices
Among Californians.

Washington. April 24.-with an animated
discussion Of states rights" as its finale.
the nineteenth continental congress OF the
National Society Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution passed into history
last night.
The congress confirmed the election OF
regents and xice-regents By the state dele
cations for the ensuing year. only one con-
test was discussed en- the floor. and that
was in the case OF California. The fight
involved the question Of states rights"
Tho state delegation was split in two fac
tions. each presenting candidates for re
gent and vice-regent. one party submitted
the names OF two women who had been In
dorsed for the Offices by a conference held
within the state, while the other presented
the names Of two candidates who had been
chosen by the California delegates after
they reached Washington. The congress
held the latter were legally elected In &C
cordance with the constitution
The following state regents and vice
regents were elected:
Alabama-Mrs. Aurora P Mcclellan. re-
gent, and Mrs. Mabel Hutton Goode. vice
regent Arizona-Mrs Henrietta II. Talbot
and Mrs. Edith Talbot Barnes. Arkansas
Mrs. Katherine Braddock Barrow and MIS-
Julia McAlmont Noel. California-Mrs.
kead. Colorado-Mrs. Maria B. Wheaton
and Mrs. Florence n. NJ. Stote. Connect
cut-Mrs Elizabeth Barney Buel and MISS
ana Elder Taylor and Mrs. Annie T. Mas
sey. District of Columbia-Mrs; Delia
Graeme smallwood and Mrs, Adelaide
Pennell PulsifeT. Florida-Mrs. Ida Nj. l.
Mahoney and Mrs Carrie Packard Schulz
Ter Georgia-Mrs. Augusta Strong Graham
and Mrs. Corrie Hoyt Brown. Idaho-Mrs.
Anna Ford Pursell and Mrs. Anna Dudley
Blitz ulinois-Mrs. Minerva Ross Ames
and Mrs. Gertrude Ball Welty. Indiana
Mrs Sara A. Dinwiddie and Mrs. Emma
Wood Ball Iowa-Miss Harriet Isadora
Lake and Mrs. Eva Garfield Metcaf. Kan
sas-Mrs. Lille 4. Guernsey and Mrs. LII
Ian Popence Hall. Kentucky-Mrs. Annie
IS. johnson and Mrs. Jean Davis Warren.
Iouisiana-Miss Virginia Fairfax and Mrs.
Nellie Long Poster. Maine-Miss Louise
Helen Coberne and Mrs Leonice Brockway
Morse. Maryland-Mrs. Catherine Grosch
Thorn and Mrs Mary J. Randolph. Massa-
chusetts-Mrs. Sarah L. Dunning and Mrs.
Sarah G Davidson. Michigan-Mrs. Emma
SANFORD Brayton and Mrs. Abby lie X
Fyfe. Minnesota-Mrs Martha c. II. Wells
and Mrs. Nellie Coburn jefferson. Mssis-
sippi-Mrs; Mary Robinson Williamson
Marie Elizabeth oliver and Mrs. Lucy w.
Meriwether. Montana-Mrs. Ella L. A
Renisch and Mrs. Emma Ware Scheuher.
Nehraska-Mrs. Jeanette y. Rehlsnder
Ward and Mrs Lottie c. Norton. New
Hampshire-Mrs. Clara Burnham Abbott
end Mrs. Sarah r. Stevens Dearborn. New
Jersey-Mrs Eliza beth G. Libbey and Mrs
Margaret T Yardley. New MeKico-Mrs
Mary Catherine Prince and Mrs Nettie A.
Ashenfelter. New York-Mrs. Susan z.
Wood and Mrs. Josephine N. King. North
Carolina--Mrs. Mary oates Strait van
I.andingham and Mrs. Kate Biting Reyn-
Olds Ohio-Mrs Elizabeth West Trues-
dale and Mrs. Mary Anderson s Dana Ok
lahoma-Mrs. Daisy Beatty Pettee and Mrs
Alice Hubbard Benedict. Oregon-Mrs.
Katherine :. McCamant and Mrs. Laura
Allen Taylor. PENNSYLVANIA Annie
Higgins Perley and Mrs. Henrietta II. Will
Jams. Rhode Island-Mrs. Laura Ballou
Edwards and Mrs Mary +. Collyer Bowen.
South Carolina-Mrs. F. Louise Mayer and
Mrs. Lurline Mollichamp Lyon. Tennessee
Mrs. Mary Robertson Day and Mrs Lucy
Il Horton. TeXas-Mrs. Lulie Hughey
Lane and Mrs. Bette T. Stevens. Vermont
Mrs. Anne Bascom North and Mrs Flor
ence Gray Estey. Nirginia-Mrs. Alice Pey-
ton Jamison and Mrs. Jennie McCue Mar
shall Was ngton-Mrs. Eva Wead Cove
and Mrs. Nellie F. Newton TrUmbull West
Nirginia-M Harriette r. Codwise Ed
mondson and Mrs. Mary ". NJ. De Bolt.
Wisconsin-Mrs Frances Conkey Fethers
and Mrs Matte Culver Van Ostrand. wy
oming-Mrs. Emily A. Patten and Mrs. Ida
Harris Monden.
The recording secretary-general was in
struCted 10 write a letter TO the House
Committee on Military Affairs requesting
an early and favorable report on the bin
providing for the construction Of a road
from Yorktown TO jamestown by way Of
williamsburg. Va, in order that those two
historic places might be connected.
A committee was appointed TO wait upon
the House Committee on Appropriations TO
advocate the favorable report OF a bill
making an appropriation for the constrlc-
ton Of road from Washington TO Mount
Vernon as memorial 10 George Wash