The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-24
TO HOLD MONTHLY MEETINGS
Many Prominent Women of This and
Other Cities viii Appear as Speakers
at Meetings to be Held During the
Coming Fall and Winter Season.

The 'Kenosha Chapter of the Daugh-
! tiers of the American Revolution today
issued the program of the meetings of
| the Chapter for the season of 1914 and
1915 and it is certain that the season
will be one of the most interesting
ii the history of the Kenosha Chapter.
! Meetings will be held monthly until
June and many interesting papers will
be read by members of the Chapter
The meetings during the season will be
presided over by Mrs. R. E. Mailer,
Regent of the Chapter. The following
| is the list of the officers Of the Chap
ter and the committees in charge of the
work for the year:
President General Mrs. William
| Cummings Story, Memorial Continen-
| tai Hall, Washington, d. G.
Vice President General from Wiscon-
sin-Mrs. William Howard Crosby,
Racine.
Officers Of the Kenosha Chapter.
Regent ... Mrs. Robert e. Mailer
Vice Regent. ~. Mrs. Harry Skinkle
Rec. Secy. Mrs. Harry NJ Baldwin
Cor. Secy. ...... Mrs. Cary s. Bronson
Treasurer. =. Mrs. Edgar T.. Shippee
Registrar. ..... Miss Emma Merrill
Historian. $500. Mrs. William Purnell
Committees
Program-Mrs. Samuel G. Newman,
Mrs. Harry Skinkle, Mrs. Edgar L.
Shippee.
Music-Mrs. George H. Ripley, Miss
Anna Cooper, Miss Harriet Painter.
Membership-Mrs. Walter J. Frost,
Mrs. Harry M. Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth
Whitaker.
Soci Mrs Charles H. Hurd, Mrs.
George F. Adams, Mrs. Roy K. Dorr.
Genealogist--Miss Matte E. French.
Chapter Chairmen-W elfare of Won
en- and Children, Mrs. Mary @. G. Pill
cher; Conservation, Mrs. Nicholas A.
Rowe; Patriotic Education, Mrs. Emory
i. Grant; American Monthly Magazine,
Miss Flora Dexter; Dissertation Of the
Flag, Mrs. Frederick Perkins.
Chapter Flowers-Red and White
Carnations.
Program.
October 5th-Hostesses Mrs. James
Cayanagh, Mrs. Cary S. Bronson. Roll
Call. Paper, Founders of the Ma
tion," Mrs. Frederick Perkins.
November End Hostesses, Mrs
George F. Adams, Mrs. George H. Al
len. Guest of Honor, Mrs. James f.
Trottman, Milwaukee, state chairman
Children of the Republic. Reports of
State Conference.
December 7th-Hostesses, Mrs. Har-
ry NJ. Baldwin, Mrs. Albert E. Buck
master. Paper, "Pioneer Mothers of
America, Mrs. Emory L. Grant.
January 4th Anniversary Day.
Hostesses, Mrs. Emory L. Grant, Miss
Anna L. Cooper. Paper, "Pilgrimages
to Famous American Landmarks, y
Mrs. Harry j. Winston. Reading, The
Book of Remembrance, Mrs. William
HI. Purnell.
February 1st--Hostesses, Mrs. Robert
f. Mailer, Miss Matte E. French.
Paper, "The North American Indian, -
Mrs. Robert s. Whitaker. Exhibition of
Indian Relics.
March 1st-Hostesses, Mrs. Robert
is. Whitaker, Miss Elizabeth Whitaker.
Paper, Development of Our National
Resources, Mrs. William w. Strong.
April 5th-Hostesses Mrs. Harry J.
Winston, Mrs. Hiram II. Lane. Paper,
Builders Of the Great American
West, Miss Emma Brister.
May 3rd-Hostesses, Mrs. Nicholas
A. Rowe, Mrs. William H. PurnelI.
Paper, "Historie Sculpture and Paint
ing in America Miss Flora Dexter.
June 7th-Annual Meeting. Hos.
tesses, Mrs. Henry Cooper, Miss Jose
phine Cooper. Election of Officers.
tTalk of nothing but business and dis
patch that business quickly Paper,
"Our National Songs Miss Matte