The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-04-17
The Herald Prints Al the D. AR. Mems


Misc Alice Thompson, Mrs. n. Irgent
Burrow, Miss Virginia Appleton wilson.
and Mrs. William s. Master.
Mordecai Gist Cbapter-Mrs. Theodore
Ellis. regent. delegate; alternates. Mrs.
Thomas L. Gibson, Mrs. H. Matthew
Gault. and Mrs. l. T. Wilson
Ann Arundel Chapter. Millersville. Nd
Mrs Robert WEIGH. regent. delegate: al
ternates Mrs. Robert 7. Henry and MRS.
A. T. Cooke.
Peggy stewart Tea Party Chapter. An
napolis, Md.-Miss Agnes Mackuhin
Walton. regent. delegate; alternates, Mrs.
R. D. Tisdale, and Miss Katharine wal
Frederick Chapter, Frederick. Md
Mrs Francis Markell regent. delegate:
alternates, Miss Mary c. Ramsburg, ana
Miss Julia Belt.
Pulaski Legion Of Chevy Chase Semi
nary, Chevy Chase. Md.-Mrs. Samuel
Barker. regent delegate; siternates. MISS
Margaret Con- Mrs. Louis H. Cowan,
and Miss Helen z. Dykeman.
Mrs Edwin Gregory, daughter Of Sen
ator overman Of North Carolina, Is vice
president general from North Carolina,
and this year is the chairman Of pages.
After a great deal Of discussion during
the last number Of congresses. voting
machines have been authorized and many
of the delegates will visit the room In
which they are on exhibition In Conti-
mental Hall to take instructions as to
how TO cast their ballots.
Mrs William S. Garlick and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mabel Stevens, are among those
attending the congress. Mrs Garlick
and Mrs. Stevens belong to the Meriden
Chapter Of Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. Benjamin Fessenden, of the Kas-
casiia Chapter, Of Chicago. has twice
served as State regent from Illinois.
The Chicago Chapter is the largest In
the society. having a membership Of
more than 500 The next in size Is the
Buffalo Chapter, of which Mrs. John
Miller Horton is the regent The third
largest chapter is the Pittsburg Chapter.
Two particularly pretty pages are
Miss Cena Critz and Miss Margaret Dali
ton. tall. handsome blends from North
Carolina.
Mrs. John r. Walker. OF Missouri,
candidate for honorary vice president
general. is called the silver-tongued ora
| tor. She was one Of the early workers
in the society. and is unanimously in
| oorsed by her state.
Among the chairs which occupy prom
inent positions on the platform are FIVE
given by chapters OF the District. There
| is one OF particularly heavy and artistic
| design, given by Mrs. Lillian RoZell
| Messenger, of the Continental Chapter,
as a memorial to Mrs Caroline H.
/ RozeH The other four were given by
the Margaret whetten Chapter, Mary
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Monticello Chapter.
Mrs Grace Richard Gasch, the stern
guardian of the portals at Continental
Hall, whose duty Il is to keep q curious
/ public out, Is vivacious woman, and
| extremely well dressed. This Is the
fourth year Mrs Gasch has served on
the house COMMITTEES.
The report Of the treasurer general Of
the D. A. r. shows that during the year
| New York State has contributed to Con-
| tinental Hall S6S3 80, and to the patriotic
/ education fund ts30.3o. New York State
| has also contributed total of $3.50
for the furnishing Of the New York
State room. .....
Texas chapters have expended total
Of S1.7S7 for the furnishing Of the Texas
| room.
| All Kuii Kahn, secretary and charge
| d'affaires Of the Persian Legation. with
Nine All Kuh Kahn, was one OF the
guests on the stage at the opening sts-
sion of the congress.
Miss Catherine r. Millman. Of Cum
berland. Nd, is the delegate OF Cresap
| Chapter, Of Cumberland, and Is attending
the congress. She is stopping at las F
Street Northwest. and is accompanied oy
Mrs. ]. w. S. Cochrane as the alternate
and Mrs B. 8. Randolph. regent OF
Cresap Chapter.
| The Nebraska State meeting of Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution was
held last night in the red parior at the
Arlington. Mrs. Charles oliver Norton,
Of Kearney, Nebr., was reelected State
bury, Nebr, was reelected State vice
regent.
| The Nebraska delegation pledged its
support to Mrs. A. X. Gault, Of Omaha.
Nebr., for vice president general The
meeting was preceded by beautifully
appointed dinner. given by State Regent
| Mrs Charles Oliver Norton, at the
Arlington. Among the diners were Mrs.
A. X. Gault, Miss J. ]. Stubbs, and Mrs..
lie. H. Fernald, of Omaha: Mrs Norris
Brown, Miss Lucille Brown, and Mrs.
W. S. Clapp, OF Kearney; Mrs. Paul
Goss, Of Lincoln; Mrs. Blanche Maust,
Of Falls City; Miss Cora Mcdowell OF
Fairbury; Mrs. Sophie Bushnell and
Mrs ], NJ. Metcalfe, Of Council BLUFFS.
Iowa: Miss HARRIET Lake, vice president
general of Iowa: Mrs. c. H. Guernsey.
state regent of Kansas; Mrs. T. n. Bud
| din1ton and Miss Anne Rowland, Of