The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-10-02
INTERESTING PROGRAM READY
Patriotic Women of Kenosha To Give
Consideration To Interesting Prob
leans Following War = Mrs. Grant
AS First Hostess.

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titteg If So, as patriotic organiza-
tion we should have drawn from our
last and greatest war a renewed spirit
of loyalty and service. We trust that
this spirit of loyalty and service will
be manifested by every member In
interest in and support of all the chap
ter activities during the coming year.
This is the call to service which acts
as preface to the program of the
years activities Of the Kenosha Chap
ter of the Daughters of the American
| Revolution.
The 1920 season Of activity for
the Chapter viii be opened on next
Monday afternoon when the members
/ will gather for the first session of the
new program with Mrs. Grant and
Miss Lizzie Bond as hostesses for the
afternoon. The literary program for
| the afternoon will be reading "The
Fleet Goes By" by Mary Synon as in
terpreted by Miss Helen Barden. The
reading will be followed by the cleo
ton of delegates to the state confer
ence.
most interesting program of work
has been outlined for the Kenosha
Chapter by the program committee com
posed of Mrs. Harry Skinkle. Mrs. Otis
L. Trenary and Mrs. w, K. Peck, and
Mrs. Warren S. Stone has been in
charge of the arranging of the musical
numbers of the season s program.
The full program for the meeting is
as follows:
Hostesses- Mrs, E. L. Grant, Miss
Lizzie Bond.
October the Sixth
Hostesses Mrs. H. G. Beecher, Mrs.
J. c., Genske.
Reading The Fleet Goes By by
Mary Synon--Miss Helen Barden
November the Third.
Reports of State Conference.
December 1st-Ewening Meeting.
Hostesses- Executive Board.
John Barleycorn in Revolutionary
Days-Mrs. William K Peck.
Owing to the general feeling against
him, John Barleycorn, even though he
comes to us in Revolutionary attire, has
deemed it unwise to appear abroad in
daylight. Therefore, he has expressed
his desire for an evening meeting.
January the Fifth
Hostesses-Mrs Robert Whitaker,
Mrs. H. j. Trowbridge.
REIMBURSEMENT Of National Conditions
after U. S. Wars-Miss Mary Mcdowell
February the Second.
Hostesses- E. T.. Shippee, Miss
Josephine Cooper,
Kenosha's Work for the Deaf Miss
Katherine Reid.
March the First
Hostesses Mrs. Mary Pitcher, Mrs.
Asbury Vale.
The Origin and Growth of Our Navy
Mrs. A. E. Buckmaster.
April the Fifth
Hostesses-M Mrs. L. e. Kaltenbach
Miss Mcdowell
The Story of Fort Moultrie- Mrs. G..
H. Ripley.
May the Third
Hostesses- Miss Dexter, Miss Flora
Dexter.
Sergeant Champe-A Forgotten Hero
Mrs. H. G. Beecher.
Reports of Continental Congress
June the Seventh
Luncheon and Annual Business Meet
ing.
The Chapter officers for the coming
season are:
Regent Miss Emma L. Brister.
First Vice Regent Mrs. Fl. Skinkle
Second Vice Regent-Mrs. A. E.
Buckmaster.
Recording secretary-Mrs. H. ].
Trowbridge.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. John
Genske.
Treasurer-Mrs. d. F. Brister.
Registrar-Mrs j. Fl. Holm.
Historian Mrs George Adams.
Committees in charge of most inter
esting work for the year are the Land
Marks Committee Of which Mrs. A. z.
Buckmaster is the chairman. Other
members are Miss Dexter and Mrs. q.
F. Adams.
Mrs Otis L Trenay will serve as
Chapter Genea1ogist during the year
The Chapter Chairman Of State Com
nittees are:
Welfare of Women and Children
Mrs. J. B. Maloney.
Conservation-Mrs George n Trem-
per.
Patriotic Education-Mrs. A. z.
Buckmaster.
Dissertation Of the Fag-Mrs- J. H.
Holm.