Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-05
HELENA PREPARES T0ENTERTAIN D.A.R. Pine Bluff Will Be Well Represented at Big Meet
 ing There. - MRS. NOEL PRESIDES Every Organized Chapter of D. A. R.
 in State Will Send
 Delegates.
MRS. NOEL PRESIDES

Helena, Feb. IA partial list of the delegates and representatives 10 visit Helena on the Fist and 22nd inst. in attendance upon the convention of the State organizations of Daughters of Amercian Revolution has been re- ceived by the reception committee of the James Bates Chapter of the D. A. R., of this city.
 Practically every organized chapter of the D. A. R. of the State will have it's delegates or body representatives at Helena, with the exception of Fort Smith, this city being the only one over the ell ire State, which will not participate in the approaching cere- mony.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Willy, chairman of the entsrtainment committee of this city, hcs furni:hed the following list of prominent club women of the State of Arkansas who will be in attendancc during the two days of the session. Following are the State officers of the D. A. R.:
 Mrs. Julia Noel, of Pine Bluff State regent.
 Mrs. Sam s. Wassell, of Little Rock, vice regent.
 Mrs. w. F. Coleman, of Pine Bluff recording secretary.
 Mrs. c. H. Bohlinger, of Pine Bluff State parliamentarian.
 Mrs. R. J. Lea, of Little Rock, State treasurer.
 Mrs. Bessie Cantrell, chaplain.
 The State advisory board consists of the following women: Mrs. J. H.. Belcher and Mrs. Logan H. Roots, of Little, Miss Blanche Fox, of Pine Bluff, and Mrs. w. D. Reeves, of Helena.
 Visiting Chapters Name Officers. Following are the officers of the chapters located in Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Batesville and Mariana. Little Rock-Mrs. H. H. Foster, re- gent; Mrs. l.. w. Mccoy, Mrs. John Mcclure, Miss Julia Warner, Mrs. P. D. Craw ford, Mrs. Geo. A. Leiper, Mrs. Geo. B. Gill, Mrs. Sam Preston Davis, Mis-. Louis Flickinger, Mrs. O. M. Field, Mrs. Henry Leight, Mrs. Frank H. Dodge, Mrs. O. F.. Ellington and Mrs. s. D. Knox.
 Pine Bluff-'Mrs. F. G. Smart, Mrs. Wade Knox, Mrs. Kirk Tunnah, Miss Sallie Jarvis, Mrs. Garland Street, of Lake Village; Miss Emma Hankinson, Miss Anna Flournoy, Mrs. E. A. Peck, Miss Emma Byrd and Mrs. Hardia ,Kilgore, Mrs. Mary Tom linson, Mrs. o. E. Mckenzie, Mrs. R. B. Malone, Mrs. T. M. Phillips, of Altheimer; Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Robert Trimbie, Mrs. Lillian Reeves. Mrs. w. A. Jackson, of Camden; Mrs. c. w. Hudson, Mrs. c. w.. Pettigrew. Mrs. D. H. Saunders, Miss Gertrude Fox, Miss Emily and Mattie Fox, Mrs. G. Jones, Mary | Gsisreiter, Marjorie Atkinson. Mes danes NJ. c. Cross, Mary Ames. Rob- ert Atkinson, Bellamy, H. c. Hig- inbotham, O. C.. Clark T. H. Collier and Edwin Russell.
 Batesville-Miss Stella Pickett Hardy, Mesdames Benjamin Hamilton, Willard Fillmore Sloan, Homer F. Sloan, o. F. McAdams, A. J. Correll lr., Theo MaXfield, 1. N. Barnett, John w. Farrell, Geo. H. Trevathan, Miss Amy Collier Terrell and Lula M I Hardy.
 Marianna-iMesdame Bessie c. Harrington, P. D. Mccullough, R. D, Jarrett, P. R. Turner and w. s. I Atkins.
 Program To Be Arranged The arrangement committee of the James Ba,e Chapter of Helena are
 now preparing for what is fully eX. pected to develop into one of the most attractive and interesting programs in the history of this distinguished body of State patriotic women. He'- ena was voted the lucky city for dse holding of the 1913 convention at | Pine Bluff las. year, and it is the pur- | po;.e of the local chapter to render the choice one of rare good fortune.