The New York herald., 1921-04-03
MERE will be grand rally of
the Daughters of 1912 in Wash

the Daughters of 1919 in Wash
ingtou, d. c., during the week
OF April 25. From all parts of the
country they viii come for the TWEEN
tieth annual Associate Council of the
National Society, United States Daugh-
ters of 1912, which will be held at the
New Willard Hotel there during that
week The President, Mrs. Clarence
F. r. JENNIE wishes to emphasize the
importance of this congress and hopes
that every State society and every
chapter will be represented. so that
messages of helpfulness and inspira-
ton may reach not only those already
interested but also those who have a
desire to be more active, to have a
more definite place in the organization
and to become more valuable in con-
structive work.
The meeting will be called to order
at 10 o'clock. Monday morning, April
25, when the National Executive Board
Will convene, and all unfinished bus
mess will be considered in the after
noon. A meeting of the new executive
board will be called immediately after
the adjournment of the Associate Coun-
Gil Delegates are requested to report
as soon as possible to the Credentials
Committee which meets on Monday af-
ternoon between and 5 O'Clock,
and Tuesday and Wednesday morning
from 3 until 10 in Room 10o1 Mrs.
Washington l.. Mann, Of 66 West
Eighty-fifth street, New York. is the
chairman and will be assisted by Mrs.
Noyes ID. Baldwin. Mrs. Charles II.
Smith, Mrs Lucy 5. Noble. Mrs. Julius
f. #. Cassell, Mrs. John r. Hoffman and
Mrs. Charles E. Hodgson.
The presidential conference for actual
State presidents will be held Monday
afternoon from until o'clock in one
OF the private rooms of the Willard
That evening there will be q reception
for the members in the Red Parior
when the President General Of the Sons
OF the War of 1872. John D. Cadwalader
OF Pennsylvania, will be the guest of
honor. and will make an address, There
also will be other speakers of note.
Mrs. Noble Newport Potts is chair
man of the reception committee
The Associate Council convenes on
Tuesday morning. April &c. at 10 O'Clock,
in the small ballroom. National Of
Ulcers. charter trustees. presidents of
States and their executive officers
not exceeding twelve in number
honorary State presidents, eldest in
service. organizing State presidents.
charter regents and chairmen OF ma
tional standing committees are dele
gates by virtue of their office. II any
or these delegates are unable to be
present. they are privileged to name
their own appointees from the active
membership of the society to which
they belong. Each State society COR
It's executive board, IL authorized to
acO. may elect list of alternates. from
which the State president NAV fill any
vacancy in her delegation to the close
OF the Associate Council Delegates are
those holding office on March 81. Names
ana addresses OF all alternates must
be sent. to the chairman OF the Creden-
tials Committee. Mrs. Washington w.
Mann. 66 West Eighty-fifth street, on
or before April Is.
Inere VIII be reports from all national
OFFICERS, chairmen of charter trustees
chairmen of standing and special COM
mittees, State and organizing presidents
The customary resume OF State reports
Formerly presented by the Historian
National will be omitted this year and
the privilege allowed the State President
or her representative to relate her So
cfety's activities. The two amendments
TO the constitution proposed at the last
associate council will be acted upon at
this meeting
On Tuesday evening April 90. the an
nual banquet viii be held in the large
ballroom OF the hotel A warm welcome
" extended to the husbands and men
friends OF the members to be present at
the banquet Mrs. Sol Lansburgh IS
chairman or the banquet committee and
tickets may be obtained from her at 10
Grafton street, Chevy Chase. Md. or
from Mrs. Clifford K Bergman. 1854
Euclid avenue. Washington. The Vice
President and Mrs. Coolidge have ac-
cepted invitations to be present at the
dinner. as also have United States Sem
ator George II. Moses of New Hau1p-
shire, United States Congressman Fred
erick G. Hicks of Long Island and Rem
resentative E. Hart Fem of Connectf
cut. There viii be music during and
after the dinner.
Wednesday morning will be devoted
70 the election Of officers There are
i've TO be chosen for terms or two years
each-namely. president, second vice
president fourth vice-president, curator
and librarian. On the various commit
tees for the week are: Reception--Afmes
Kate h. Henry. William r. QufcIysau II
and Noble N. Potts. Chairrnen-Mmes
William Dove. Alvin v. Lane, Charles III.
Auli, Matthias Steelman. Frederick w.
Matteson. John nj. Norton, Homer Lee
Mrs. Sol Lansburgh (chairfnan), Mines.
Redwood Vandergrift, Clifford Berry,
man, George E. Lamb, l.. M. Ottofy.
Samuel NJ. Meeks, John A. Keating
Frank III. Metcalf and Thomas G.. Mum.
Press-Mmes. Reuben RI Holloway.
Charles F. Taylor. David d. Geiper.
Charles r. Banks. Ira ". Barnett and
Thomas Day. House--Mmes. Charles Il.
Messenger. c. II. Baker Annie c. Nc
Arthur. Frederick A. Wilcox, William Il.
Peasants and Matthew Heyer. ResoIu-
tions-Mmes Benjamin l.. Purcell. Rel
nochl Knipe. William d. Caldwell. John
y. Van Sickle. Charles T.. HerrclS and
John a. Lusk; Misses Stella Hardy ana
M. Louise Edge. Tellers--Mrs. Amos q.
Draper tchairman). Mines. Dayton w.
Bushnell, Edward Schaaf, Samuel Y.
Schope, II. A. Morrison, S. M. Ashen-
felter and Adolphus u. Fones. Pages
Mrs. Henry W. Warren (chairrnsn)
Mines. Edward l.. Allen. Lerc- 4. Habe-
nicht Frances s. Loojss. 's.11sses Serena
y. Taylor. Jes= x. Anderson and Phoebe
Hoffman.
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