Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-20

MesdHmcS John Davis Hail. Lee
Clinton, John Murray Ward. q. q.
Doyle and Frank l.. Sh~alienberger,
and Miss Alma Reid McGlsnn arrived
home Yesterday morning from Me"
Alester. where they were in attend'
ance az She annual state conference
and colonial assembly OF the Daugh.
teys Of She American Revolution. con.
CeVning which the News-Capitol of
that city says the following:
'Thisty delegates ard officers of The
Daughters OG Shc American ReVoiu-
zion are here today attending the
sixth annual conference of the state
association. The visitors are the guests
OF SaChem S%equoyah chapter of Nc
Alesteg and the business sessions of
the conference are being held ia the
Eusby hotel.
'1he initial feature OF the meeting
was n reception gwen last evening AT
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NeISen
Cornish. The opening of the confer.
ence occurred at a morning session
in the Busby hotel. with Mrs. j -.
Hail of Tulsa. state regent, presiding.
Mrs. w :. Rogers. regent of Sachem
S'quoyah chapter, gave a very ap.
IprOpriate address of welcome. to
which Mrs. Patrick of Chandler re-
sponded in a very pleasing manner
Mrs. 5. II. Moore, in a few w~el!-chosen
words in behalf of the hostess chap
ter, presented the state regent with Il
large bouquet Of American Beauty
roses. The rest Of the morning ses-
sion was devoted to the reports OF Of
Steers.
~"I.uneheon was served in the Busby
dining room AZ $3.50 o'clock this after.
noon, after which the business ses-
sion was resumed. The Busby deco.
rated for the luncheon, which was de-
signed as a very impressive and inter-
esting social event. Following the
close of the business session, late this
evening, 1t is planned to take visiting
ladies for IN automobile ride about
the city.
disappointment was expressed by
a number OF delegates when II was
learned that, under Il new ruling of
the national organization, nearly all
except chapter regents will be cX-
Guided from the voting. Chapters
| have hitherto been credited with one
delegate for each 30 members. The
new ruling allows each chapter re-
gent or vice regent. n vote and II
additional vote II chapters have more
than fifty members. Only two chap
tiers in the statc-Oklahoma City and
undergraduate more than fifty menu
bers. oklahoma City is not repre-
sented
altogether there are Il chapters
Of the ID. 4. r. in Oklahoma. Nearly
all Of them are represented ut this
conference.
The chapter regents. present are:
Mesdames Parker of Enid. Beatty Of
Blackwell, Daley and Bucher of Mus
kOgee, Patrick Of Chandler, Porter Of
Norman, Clinton of Tulsa, Elrod of
OkmulGee. Nation If Sapulpa. Rog-
ers OF McAlester and Miss Crumley Of
Alva.
state officers attending are: Mrs.
j. ID. Hail, TIlsd, state regent: Mrs.
W.. O. Beall, Muskogee, vice regent:
Mrs. C. G. Smith, Enid. registrar: Mrs.
II. A. Nation, Sapulpa, recording.sec.
rotary: Mrs. w. AZ Mccoy, Tulsa, cor.
respOnding-secretary; Mrs. George +.
Bucher. Muskogee. treasurer: Miss
Sarah Crumley. Alva. historian; Mrs.
Augusta Moore, Haskell, chaplain;
Mrs. VI. j. shannon. Krebs, parlia.
mentarian. Mrs. w. \. Redwlne, hon.
orary regent. is also prominent ia the
conference"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W, Smith Of
Des Moines. Iowa, have resumed their
journey to California, after a few days
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Fleming
at Tenth and Park. Mrs. Smith Is u
sister Of Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs. II. Henry entertained the "Day
Out club with an enjoyable all-day's