Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-16

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John E. Swift.
Addresses will be made by John Bar
rett director of the International bureau
of American republics, and Morris b.
Beardsiey. president general OF the Sons
of the American Revolution. A recess Will
then be taken until o'clock
Other Sessions Of Congress.
Til. program for the succeeding SEES
sions of the congress will be as follows:
Monday, 3 o'clock p.m.-Report Of Gre
Dental committee, Mrs. Miranda Barney
Tulloch. chairman; roll call: report OF
program committee, Mrs. Samuel w.
Jamison, chairman.
Evening-State and committee meetings
may be held during the evening.
Tuesday, 1850 o clock a.m:-PTesenta-
ton Of reports of national officers: Inc
president-general az chairman Of the ma
tional board OF management, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott; the vice president generai
In charge OF the organization of chapters.
Mrs Miranda Barney Tuloch; the CHAP
lain-generai, Mrs. Esther Frothingnam
Noble; the recording secretary-general,
Miss Mary r. Wilcox; the corresponding
secretary-general. Mrs Lyman b. SWORN
stedt: the register-general, Miss Grace
NJ. Pierce; the Encouragement, Mrs.
report of the auditing committee. Mrs.
Theodore c. Bates, chairman finance
committee, Mrs. Lyman b. Swormstedt.
chairman: the historian general, Mrs.
Charles Darwin; the assistant historian
general, = rs. Henry 8. Bowron; the IL
or arian-general, Mrs. Short A. Willis.
o'clock pm.-Report of Continental
Memorial Hall committee; Mrs. Matthew
r. Scott, chairman. Report of revolution
airy relics committee; Mrs. Sallie Mar
shall Hardy, chairman.
Addresses in the Evening.
o'clock pm.-Reports of standing COM
mittees. Committee on patriotic education.
Mrs. Samuel A. Ammon, chairman. Adj
dress. H. B. F. Mcfarland. Committee
on interchangeable bureaus. lectures and
slides; Mrs. Henry s. Bowron. chairman.
Children of the Republic; Mrs. Edwin s.
Gardner jr., chairman. Address by Mas
ter Louis Schneider. president Sons of
Republic Club of the Children of the Re-
public. Cincinnati, Ohio. L. 8. A. Con-
servation committee; MRS. Amos G. ORA
per, chairman. Address, E. r. Noel, Gov
ernor Of Mississippi Committee to pre-
vent dissertation of the flag: Mrs. J. NJ.
Dickinson, chairman. Committee on child
abor; Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, chairman.
Wednesday-l0:3U O'Clock am: Report
of the magazine committee. Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. chairman: report or
editor and business manager American
Monthly Magazine. editor, Mrs. Elroy NJ.
F. Mickey; nominations of vice presi-
dents general.
$40 o'clock p.m.-Election of vice presi-
dents general.
$50 O'Clock p.m.-State regents re-
ports, limited to three minutes.
Thursday. 1870 o'clock a.m.-Reports
Of standing committees: committee on
real daughters, Mrs. William Lawson
Peel chairman; Franco-American COM
mittee, Mrs. George M. Sternberg. chair
Cnnnmiffpo National University
Mrs. Alexander Ennis Patton chairman:
committee on preservation of historical
spots, Mrs. Delight Keller. chairman;
amendment to Gonst11u.ie p. ana Tsla LA,
ceive the Continental Congress at the
White House.
President Generals Reception.
Thursday STANDARDIZATION by the
president general to the Daughters OF
the American Revolution at the Airing
ton, from to IL o'clock.
Friday, 1880 o'clock a.m.-Reading OF
the minutes, report Of committee on the
recommendations Of national officers. un-
finished business. confirmation OF state
regents and state vice regents, new bust
ness Recess 1918 o'clock.
8 to O'Clock p.m.-Recept1on or the
Children Of the American Revolution.
$3.50 o'clock p.m.-State regents reports.
SATURDAY. 1851 u CLOCK d. H., tie COu-
sress called to order by the president
general; devotional services by the chap
lain general. Mrs. Esther rockingham
Noble; reading of the minutes; new bust
ness; benediction; adjournment OF the
nineteenth Continental Congress.
Trip to Historic Annapolis.
Announcement Is made in the program
that the Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap.
ter of Annapolis has arranged a person
ally conducted tour of colonial Annapolis
and the United States Naval Academy
for Friday.
The Governor of Maryland will receive
the party at Government House. The
statehouse, where Washington resigned
his commission: the Old Liberty tree, CO.
lonial mansions and homes of the signers
and other historic spots will be features
Of this excursion.
A member Of the Peggy Stewart Tea
mortal Hall Tuesday and Wednesday I'M
til noon to give further information. Not
less than seventy-f1ve persons must reg
lister in order to carry out these special
arrangements.
Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis Of Dubuque
Iowa, who will sing at the First Baptist
Chursh. 10th and 0 streets. Sunday even
ing at 7:45 O'Clock. is the unanimous
CHOICE Oh neT STATE lOE NlC6 president gen.
eral.- National Society. Daughters of the
American Revolution. She has three times
served as regent of the Dubuque Chapter.
D. A. r.: IL a Colonial Dame and member
Of the Maynower Society.
Administration IL Endorsed.
At q meeting of the Continental Hall
committee yesterday afternoon in Me-
mortal Continental Hall the administra-
ton Of Mrs. Matthew T. Scott was I'm
dorsed in q resolution presented by Mrs.
Edwin Gardner Of Tennessee. I'VE. the
members of the Continental Hall commit
tee" and the resolution. do express our
admiration Of our president general. Mrs |
Matthew T. Scott. our affection, for her. |
and do indorse her administration and
pledge her our continued loyalty"
The resolution was seconded by Mrs. |
Almond Of Pennsylvania, Mrs Patten of |
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Bryan OF Tennessee. |
Mrs Spencer of Tennessee, Mrs. Stern |
berg of the District Of Columbia. Mrs. |
Mcclellan OF Alabama, Mrs. Smith OF |
Alabama, Mrs. Edwin Jones Of MISSISSIPPI |
nj Mrs. Thompson OF MassachuasttS.