El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-02
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTTOND. A. r;
THREE DAYS SESSION OPENS HERE MONDAY

II He fourteenth annual state con-
ference of the Daughters OF the
n American Revolution viii be
held in FL Paso or Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. November 3, 4 and 8.
Mrs. Horace W. Brcaddus. the regent
of the Rebecca Stoddard chapter of
this city. has charge of the program
for the entertainment of the guests
and the chapter as a whole will be
the committee on entertainment
All of the meetings viii be held IN
Hotel PasO del NOrJe. Many OF the
delegates will visit friends IN the
city and still others viii stop at the
hotel An invitation has gone from
the FL PasO chapter TO the delegates
from New Mexico and Arizona to at
tend the convention and 1t IS PROB
abie that many viii be present me
members of the chapter here nave been
busy perfectins their plans for the en-
tertainment of their guests for some
time past and this convention gives
promise Of being one OF the biggest
affairs of the kind. if not the biggest.
in the history of the city.
The Sons Of the Revolution viii as
sist the women in receiving on the
night OF the ball and reception, which
will be Monday night and the Sons
Will also assist the FL Paso women on
the automobile ride to be rendered the
delegates on Wednesday.
Reception BY L. ID. c.
The United Daughters Of the Con
federacy are busy planning for the re
ception which they viii give the u
A. RS on Tuesday afternoon from 3
TO s at the Toltec club rooms
Mrs. Henry Easter is first vice regent
Of the Rebecca StOddard chapter, d.
A. r.; Mrs c. Z. Kelly is second vice
regent; Mrs. Paul Atkinson IS record
ing secretary, Mrs Irving Mcneil IS
corresponding secretary, Mrs J. W
l. fwc
Bray. registrar; Mrs. F. A Hughes,
historian, and the directors are Mes
danes H 3. Stevens, G. F. Hawks, W
S Tilton. E c French Z. S. Stewart,
Mary Ross Kiester and James Spencer.
600 Invitations to Ball.
Over 500 invitations have been issued
by the chapter to the ball, which viii
be a colonial affair and all members
of the Rebecca StOddard chapter and
delegates will dress in colonial cos
tune. There viii be 16 young women
who viii dance the minuet, a special
feature of the ball
Among the prominent delegates who
viii attend the convention are: Mrs
Harry Lyman. state regent OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution;
Mrs John ClaybrOOk, Of Austin: Mrs.
Andrew Rose. state historian of the
D. A r.; Mrs. A Y. Lane, OF Dallas. /
Texas; Mrs. A R. Howard Of Palestine,
Texas; Mrs. Louis Workman, of Fort /
Worth: Mrs. Huling Robertson. of
Temple; Mrs. Lipscomb Norvell, state
registrar of the D. A R, from Beau
mont; Mrs j J. Stevens. regent, of San I
de Bexar chapter.
The Colonel George MOffett chapter.
Of Beaumont, has instructed Mrs. Nor
veil to vote for Mrs A V Lane, of /
Dallas. for vice president general and /
Mrs Andrew Rose, of Corsicana. for ]
state regent. This is election year and /
it always spells excitement.
FL PasO Chapter Members.
Following is list OF the members OF I
the local chapter which has been or
ganiZed u years. who have arranged |
for the entertainment of the guests:
Mesdames W. H. AldridSe. Paul At
kinson. F. ". Brown. Kenneth Brown, |
A. H Butler. Frank Coles, II. A Cline, (
H Clay Dyer. +. Q Earle, W W. Fink, |
Nevin Freeman. Wallace l. Quinn,
George Higginse, F. A Hodge. G. F. ]
Hawks, Cecil HOstetter, Mary Ross
Kiester. c E. Kelly. c. A. Kinkel,
Easter Lewis, n D Lane, J. ". Lor- 7
entzen. Irving Mcneil. J. R. Mcleod, /
J. H Mccullough. Clarence G. MCKEE, |
C. R. Morehead. L S. Meyer. Q. N. I,
Murphy. A NJ Mayre, l. P. Mathews, /
H. l. Newman. Chas L Overstreet.
Lee OrndOrff Winston PettUs. Frank /
Payne, W L. Pitcaithey, Daniel Payne, 1
E. H. Yale, G. P. Pickens. Louis Rob 1
nson, C. R. MOrehead, Joseph Spence. /
3urleSon Staten. p. W. Campbell, ". S
Stewart. H. L Stafford. H B. Stevens
z. B. Strong. D. B. Stewart, r. E.
Thomson, II. W BrOaddus. Minnie /
Elton, 7. J. Woodside, B. NJ. G. VIII
Jams, E NJ Bray c. C WimberIv- |
Misses Ruth Augur, Leona Black, Lii
ian and Maize Cole, Alice Davis Olive |
Davis. Christie Sandidge. Anna Wash
ourn, Lemire NebeSer, Edna L. Well
BORN. Gertrude Higgins. S. Evans, Edith |
IIddings, Josephine WOoten.
The Colonial Dali.
The grand march at the colonial ball
viii be led by Mrs. Harry Lyman. |
state regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, and c E Kelly. |
mayor Of FL PasO-
The minuet win be danced in colon |
Al costume by Mesdames Lee Orn- ]
1orff, B. NJ. G. Williams, julius I,or- /
sntzen, W S. Tilton and Misses Olive
Davis Glen Adams. Walker Mcclellan. !
lillian and Maize Cole. Lauramaud and !
lara Fink. LeOna Black. Hiida Sauer,
Margaret ktnnon and Estelle Berrien. |
Convention Program.
me program of the fourteenth con- |
7enuon has been completed and the !
necessary changes made. 1t will be as
Monday, November ;, Mt 1880.
Music. America"
Invocation, Rev. Henry Easter.
vocal selection. Mrs ". D Howe.
Addresses Of welcome. Mrs H W |
5roaddus, mayor c. E Kelly.
Greetings of the Sons of the Revo- |
ut1on. DR.. Howard Thompson
=, responses of Welcome Mrs. John !
1laybrook. Austin, Texas: Mrs Andrew |
Rose, Texarkana. Texas: Mrs ~
Iane. Dallas; Mrs. A. R. Howard. Pal
.Stne; Mrs. Louis Workman, Fort |
" orth; Mrs. Huling Robertson, Tenn
lie.
Vocal selection, Mrs A. H. Goldstein
1880 adjournment
Luncheon to state officers and state |
Ielegates at Hotel Paso del Norte. bv
Stoddard chapter.
Monday, 2:3O p NJ
reading of last years minutes
Rollca1 of chapters
Reports Of state officers: Regent.
-lrS; Harry LYMAN; vice regent, Mrs. |
y llIiam H Bell; recording Secretary.
drs Eleanor Henderson: corresnon5,
ng secretary. Mrs. E J. Fellows; treas
r sr' mrs Newcomb Stevens; regis
rar, Mrs. J. S. Hawkins: historian. Mrs
A4ndrew Rose; chaplain. Mrs. n A.
,sayres; parliamentarian, Mrs Cornelia !
Address. Our Chapter" Mrs. W. S.
Vocal selection, Mrs. Leila Moore
reports of committees: AUDITING
ma transportation, Mrs W. V. Cal
raIth: resolution and credentials. Mrs.
+. ]. Stevens