Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-12
GOVERNOR TO GREET
D. A. R. CONFERENCE
Annapolis 10 be Scene Of Busy
Two-Day Session This
MEETING IN OLD SENATE CHAMBER
Thursday Nov. l3-An Interesting
Program.

sttNt mans
Patriotism will be the keynote OF
all Annapolis the lest few days OF
this week, when patriots among the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will tern their faces toward the old
Senate Oh mber, st the State House
tor a two-day session of their annual
conference to be held on 1hursdsy
and Friday Usually this meeting
takes place in Baltimore. but the
change this yesr is agreeable to all.
just who will he elected state
regent Is the problem in the minds
Of all. and il has been rumored that
the contest will be hotly fought
Mrs. Robert g. Hogan seems TO have
by far the largest majority, though
Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley has many
friends. Mrs. James Patton, il was
rumored, would be put up as q thiru
candidate. Mrs. Patton herself was
much surprised at the rumor, and,
though she admits that she has been
approached to let her name stand a.
a candidate for regent, she has 20
intentions that Way.
The delegates composing the cleo
toral body will settle this point on
the day of the election, which is Fii
day. the second day of the meeting
Hundreds of women Of the State Of
Maryland will attend, though the
voting body only amounts to about
fifty.
An inters sting program has been
q. d,
G. Hogan. There will be patriotic
music and an invocation by the chap
lain Cf the Naval Academy, Rev
william G. Cassard. Governor
GoldshorouPh will make the address
Of welcome, and the response will be
delivered by Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley.
regent of the Baltimore Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, and one of the candidates.
The State regent will next give
her annual address. This will be-
followed by introducti IN of the guests
of honor, who are as follows: Presi
dent General of ID. A. R., Mrs. Will
lam Cummings Story; Mrs. William
Reed, OF the Colonial Danes; Mrs.
James ID. Iglehart, OF the Maryland
Society, Daughters of the War OF
1912; Mrs. Albert l.. Richardson.
representing the Lords of the Manor;
Mrs. Katherine Brevett, vice-presi-
dent OF the Society of the Ark ard
Dove Mrs. Felix Agnus representing
ire Patriots and Founders; Mrs. Wal
ter Preston of the United Daughters
II the Coniederscy; Mrs. Henry l..
Mann vice president general OF the
National ID. A. r.; the historian gen.
eral Mrs. G. w. Bassett; the two
honorary state regents, Mrs. Robert
Barry aud Miss Alice Blnunt; the
state re gent of the District of Colum
ba Daughters, Mrs. Charles W. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, the wife Of the Governor.
THE introduction will be followed
by the reports of the standing COM
mittees and the regents of chapters.
fhe GovernJr's reception will take
place in the evening On the sc cond
day the business of importance will
be first the revision of the bylaws,
which has been in the hands of every
MEMBER of the society az lar as pos
>ible, and next the election, which
will conclude the business. unless
some new business arises for consid.
GRAFTON.
The revision of bylaws commit
tee was composed of Mrs. Robert G
dogan, the state regent; Mrs. Theo-
dore H. Ellis chairman; Mrs. William
2. Rogers, Mrs. William H. Talbot
and Mrs. Katherine Brevitt. The
committee on arrangements for the
state conference is Mrs Weems
Ridout, chairman; Mrs. Robert A.
Welsh, Mrs Harry G. kinner and
Miss Agnes Walton.