Evening star., 1921-04-17
D. A. R. TO CONVENE
IN 3OTH CONGRESS
HERE TOMORROW
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rial fountain and painting for war
museum in France, by Mrs. Minor;
preservation of historic spots. Mrs.
James T. Morris: national old trails
road, Mrs. William H. Talbot: cor
rect use OF the flag. Miss Annie Wal
lace; liquidation and endowment fund.
Mrs. willard T. Block: Philippine
scholarship endowment fund. Mrs.
Caroline E. New. Holt; reciprocity.
Mrs. wilford G. Chapman: insignia.
Mrs. William c. Boyle: real daush-
ters. Mrs. ]. Morgan Smith.
state DeIeEates' Sessions.
There will be no session OF the
congress Tuesday afternoon. the time
being allowed for the meetings of the
state delegations and the national
committees.
Tuesday evening the president gen
eral and other national officers will
receive the members Of the society
in Continental Hall, while the pages
will be entertained at a dance at
Hartman Rice Chapter of the District
of Columbia.
Reports from Mrs. Henry B. Joy
of the resolutions committee. Miss
Natalie Sumner Lincoln. editor Of the
ma gazine; Mrs. Charles H. Bissell
and thrift. by Mrs. Cassius c. Cottle;
patriotic lectures and lantern slides
by Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins: legisla-
tion in the federal Congress. by Mrs.
Alice Bradford Wiles; international
relations by Mrs. Philip North Moore
a
seau, will be heard wednesday. morn
Mrs. Edward Lansing Harris will
report Wednesday afternoon on pa
triotic education and Americaniza-
ton, In which will be Incorporated the
reports Of vice chairmen In charge OF
schools and colleges. manual for i'm
migrants, girl homemakers. children
and sons Of the republic and Ameri.
canixation. Mrs Fred H. H Calhoun
will report on the Tamassee D. A. r.
School; C. s. McGown on the Interna-
tional College; Miss Martha Berry, on
the Berry Schools. and Miss Clemmie
Henry. ON Mayville College.
Reports Of the state regents will be
heard also and gifts will be presented
by delegations from New Jerssy. MIN
yania, Georgia. oregon, Alabama and
Connecticut.
State gifts to the society and state
regents reports will be received at
the evening meeting from Hawaii.
Oklahoma: Orient, Texas and Colo. &
states will make their reports. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Miss
Alice n. Robertson, the woman mem.
Der Of Congress from Oklahoma. and
Col. r. W. Galbraith. jr.. national
commander Of the American Legion,
Head Of e. A. h to Report.
Mrs. Frank W. Mondell. president
Children Of the American Revolution,
will render q report on that body at
the Thursday morning session: Mrs.
Henry B. Joy will report for the reso-
iutions committee: and reports OF
be heard from Tennessee. Nebraska,
North Dakota. Massachusetts, and
California.
Reports Of state regents. with state
gifts from Ohio. Utah. and New York
will be received at the Thursday aft
ernoon sessions, and Mrs. George
Thacher Guernsey. chairman Of the
building committee. will report on the
proposed new ofiioe building annex to
| be constructed.
White House Reception.
The President and Mrs. Harding
will receive the delegates at the
White House at $50 o'clock Thurs
MET. Thomas 8. Leo will pronounos
| tho invocation At the evening ses-
sion. following which reports of state
regents with state gifts will be heard
| land. New Hampshire and Idaho DR..
l.. c. Rowe. director general of the
Pan-American Union, will address the
delegates and DR.. Charles A. Eaton
| will speak on rs America Anglo
Saxon?" Nominations for registrar
eight vioe presidents general will
be received. The newly elected state
regents and state vice regents will be
confirmed at this session.
Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter will re-
/ port for the credentials committee At
which there will be balloting for the
| national ofiicers. Mrs. Henry B. Joy
will render a supplementary report Of
| the resolutions committee.
Reports of state regents with state
gifts from Vermont. Montana. New
District Of Columbia. Deleware. Maine
! and Rhode Island will be received Fri.
| day afternoon, after which new busi-
| ness will be taken up. Mrs. Charles
H. Bissell will make a report for the
| tellers at the election.
! Bishop William F. Mcdowell will
pronounce the invocation at the Satur-
day morning session. and q report OF
| the resolutions committee will be
heard and new business taken up.
| The congress will close with the
afternoon session Of Saturday. The
anal report of the resolutions commit.
tee will be heard, unfinished business
will be disposed Of and the newly
elected national ofhcers will he In
stalled.
Banquet Saturday Night.
The Anal event Of the congress Will
Be . banquet At the New willard Sat.
urdav night In honor Of Mrs. Gser.-
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