Evening star., 1925-04-09
PATRIOTIC GROUP
PLANS FOR PARLEY
U. S. Daughters of 1912 to
Meet Here-PiIgrimage to
Key Tomb Planned.

Plans have been announced and
committees appointed for the Sprin &
meeting of the Associate Council of
the National Society, United States
DAUGHTERS of 1912, in the Willard
Hotel here. April q, IS, % and prob
ably April 80.
Besides business sessions, which
will be held in the willard, tentative
plans have been discussed for a visit
10 the tomb of Francis Scott Key in
Frederick, Md; a visit to the White
House and the presidential yacht
Mayflower.
Named on Committees.
Committee appointments follow:
Credentials-Mrs. Washington Il.
Mann of New York. chairman; Mrs.
NJ. L. Sigman of Arkansas. Mrs. \. D..
Baldwin of Connecticut. Mrs. 5. L..
Otis Of New Hampshire. Mrs. J. r.
Wilson, District of Columbia Mrs.
j. f. Van Dyke of New Jersey, Mrs.
George w. Gordon of Maine. Mrs.
Joseph W. Byrne of Tennessee. Mrs.
Edison L. Whitney, District of Column
bia; Miss Anna c. Todd of New Jersey,
Mrs J. J. Quinn of Texas, Mrs. j. w.
Beatty of Oklahoma. Miss Edith Ed
wards of Rhode Island, Mrs. Lisle
Terwilleger of Ohio and Mrs. Mary A.
Dobson of Massachusetts.
House-Mrs. lowering Moore OF
Chicago. chairman; Mrs. Charles f.
Borah of Louisiana, Mrs. Leroy H.
Hapenicht of South Carolina, Mrs.
George W. Barrett of Maine, Mrs.
Dorothy W. Russell of Missouri,
Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Illinois; Miss
Susan G.. Gibson of West Virginia,
Miss Marie r. Yost and Mrs. Henry
James Carr of Pennsylvania.
Badges and ribbons-Mrs. Arthur
s Icham of Vermont, chairman;
Mrs. George L. Lamb. Vermont, and
Mrs. Henry w. Warren of Connecti-
cut
Resolutions-Mrs John f. Vein
mann of Arkansas. chairman: Mrs.
Charles B. Tozier of Ohio; Miss Jes-
sica Smith of North Carolina, Mrs.
Ben Johnson of Kentucky and Mrs.
W. p Moody of Delaware.
Publicity-Mrs. Samuel NJ Meek
chairman, District of Columbia; Mrs.
Frances o. Abbott, Connecticut; Miss
Marietta r. Tibbitts, District OF Co
lumbia; Mrs. Samuel d. Brady. West
Virginia, and Miss Marianne McClel-
Ian, Georgia.
Banquet and reception, Tuesday
evening. April 2S-Miss Florine Judik,
chairman. Baltimore; Miss Florence
Sadtler, Maryland; Mrs. Frank Met
Moon, Virginia; Mrs. Robert ]. John
ston, Iowa; Mrs. Joan Christopher,
New Hampshire: Mrs. Dell Smith
Williams, South Carolina; Mrs.
Robert II. Woodrow, Alabama; Mrs.
George Goebel, Pennsylvania: Miss
Grace Bouldin, Maryland, and Mrs. E.
p Dowell, Maryland.
Music Committee.
Music-Nrs Nelson A. Galbraith,
chairman, Toledo. Ohio; Miss Jessica
Smith North Carolina, and Miss
FTorine Judik, Maryland.
For White House reception-Mrs.
Noble Newport Potts of this city.
Reception Monday evening. April
27-Mrs. Robert w. Maxwell, chair
man, Trenton, \. J.: Mrs. y. V. Lane,
Texas: Mrs Clarence J. Chandler,
Michigan, and Mrs. Samuel u. Shope,
Pennsylvania.
Committee on pilgrimage to Key
tomb and visit to Maytiower-Mrs.
Charles F.. Taylor. chairman, and Mrs.
Frank Wilson, District of Columbia
Transportation to Frederick and
yacht-Mrs. r. Thomas Robinson,
chairman, District of Columbia.
TeIlers-Mrs Charles f. Rice,
chairman, Atlanta; Mrs. Clarence j.
Chandler, Michigan; Miss Stella
Pickett Hardy, Arkansas; Mrs.
George II. Wilson, Kentucky; Mrs.
c. H. Connard, California; Mrs. I. *.
Loose, Washington; Miss Florence
Sadtler. Maryland. and Mrs. Edward
o. Mora, Connecticut.
Pages are as follows:
The pages are as follows: Miss
Jean Anderson, chairman, Memphis,
Tenn; Miss Elizab beth Lee Lusk,
Alabama; Miss Dorothy Chandler,
Michigan; Miss Eunice Taylor, North
Carolina; Miss Serena Fisher Taylor,
North Carolina; Miss Elizabeth S.
Dure, Delaware; Miss Helen Nell
vain, Arkansas; Mrs. ]. Stewart
Hanckel, Virginia.; Miss Betty Ann
Kalmer. Ohio; Miss Mary Jane Kali
mer, Ohio; Mrs. Z. Pierce Shope,
Pennsylvania; Miss Myra A. Snyder,
West Virginia.; Miss Dorothy Fran
oesca Miller, Illinois; Miss Genevieve
Martha Davidson, Illinois; Mrs. Rob
crt Brown Harris, Maryland Mrs.