The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
MRS. M'CLINTOCK
ISD. A. R. REGENT
Bartlesville Woman VIII
Guide Destiny Of the
Organization
HONOR TULSA WOMEN



Tho ,rlrI.,u ... .l.I.,ra. with itpo
Offices D,Ha ..,.u. o.. T.I4p brought
fl Do clos. .tu. twelfth annual cone
frrrn., lf fI, DIuNuur Iauphtcrs
of th, American revolution held
hero I.u,. n fur purli. ubfnry
Tho 'uI .uN follows Mra MNb'I
Nr' Nuin'k IHI'''.tillc, rcE,uti Mts.
w. l. Mayo. Nuatug'", ti,r regent,
M's j. 3D. 'h'IiIt IulHA, recording
r.Dr''u' Mrs. g. I; llickcm. Okla
I'Iht '.'. .I't.OI'It itofIcHpond-
lur .'tiu.''F l" ur appointed by
regent. MI" Id 3 liuhort4, HOBART
l'N .iH.. 600. 'I''I"d1 MIS- VI 3
Downs Hi rdrhIpa, historian, Gre
ti"'.'l' VI % J.. Glenn, Nurmhu
chaplain. Mi" J., D.. ShallonbcrRcl
InIsh IHmlniJiidn, The ncNt
conference VII De hrid at Norman
pretty Ninulc 90 Miss 'tumlcy
was h'f election at thid mootlnB 81
honorary state regent, tho unHui.
nous vote OF the conference and all
u. \ Ee present being given.
bltllnE iiall lu do ihcir part To.
wards piCNotNlng hlNturiCdl land
markH in Oklahoma, especially IN
regard 10 the Indian life. reports of
state committees ANA chapters Pc.
gardiuE paritoiic education ana
Amcrlcanilatiou, formed tho greater
faced with The welcoming address
ni Mrs Ice clinton, regent of the
local chapter which entertained the
conference ANA tho response by tho
Sintc Regent MlaS Sarah trumlcy
Of Alva.
The husirus ClHutpr entertained
tho visitors and local H. 4 ma nj
luncheon in Tho tpuntrv ,Iuh NJ
O'Clock. covers being ulnrnd fur 70
Tho cntiro hnlIrooms' dining rooms
and sunroom WINS occupled Mrs
Charles Abort Cooncr delighted Tho
ngscmhlnpo with "A vocal numbcr.
Preceding Tho afternoon ycsaion
MIR. patu Adams Sbrclurr payc n
brilliant Chopin piano numhor
Past regents present were Nrs
walter II. EIrod of oIlmulc,c and
Mrs John bnvig nan Of Tulen boiS
these ladiC. occupying plnces OF
honor with Miss Crumloy aud other
state Officers A hiphtiRht fcottire
OF tho conference ,yns tho g,IpRegtion
by Mrs Elrod that tho old gouncil
house at ONmulEec be progcrvod ng n
historic Indian landmark OF Okla
homn Mrs. ". =. Naycs OF Mus-
kogoe suggested that tho same no
done with the Indian capitol a,
Tahlequah. and on motion OF Miss
Alma Il. McGlenn OF Tulsa, a com
mittce was named To zee to the
preservation of historic buildings
and landmarks In tho state. Mrs.
NJ. 4, Downs. state historian. Mrs
Islrod and Mrs. Mayos were appoint
ed To serve ON this committee. Mrs.
Elizabeth uundlny of Tulsa, "A mem
her of the st. Louis chapter. was IN
truduced and made IA talk in regard
TO the need of Daughters of tho
American Revolution doing their
part today in preserving history and
made beautiful reference to Mount
Vernon, I.incoln's home and other
historic places OF interest, preserved
to tho present generation by the
earnest work and thought of the
Daushtcrs Of the American Rovo-
luton and other historic urganiza-
tions.
Mrs Downs of Sapulpa spoke or
the part Miss Jane Robinson Of
Tulsa would take In the national
conference to he held In Washington
next month aud said she would rep
resent an early American miniature
portrait in living pose. In reference
TO tho annual conference. local
representatives OF railroads came be-
fore the women at the morning ses-
sion and advised that the Oklahoma
party assemble az oklahoma city or
in Tulsa and ioln the Missouri dele
I.. a,