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created by the Legislature to locate
and mark with monuments the
graves of Revolutionary soldiers and
sailors buried in the State.
Martha Washington Chapter, Sioux
City, Iowa. Joined with two other
organizations in marking the grave
of War Eagle, the chief of the Yank-
ton Sioux Indians, who was friend
of the white men.
The State regent of Wyoming, Mrs.
Maurice Groshon and the Casper
Chapter, ID. A. r.. were instrumental
In obtaining the passage by the Wyo-
ming Legislature of memorial to
Congress TO purchase and set aside
the two famous military forts, Old
Fort Bridger and Old Fort Laramie,
on the Oregon Trail, and make of
them historic reserves.
The Mississippi Society. ID. A. r..
presented an excellent report to the
congress, through It's State regent,
Mrs Keith F. Somervile There are
now nine d. A. r. scholarships in
the State-three in Tamassee, three
at Mississippi State College for Won
en-, one at Berry, one at Gulfpark Col
lege and one at Gulfcoast Military
Academy.
Mrs. E. Brook Martin of Bozeman,
Mont, former State regent. donated
part of the fund for the name plate
| Montana which is placed on one of
the doors Of the administration build
| ing. Mrs. Martin gave the first drink
| ing fountain in the administration
building in honor of her chapter,
Mount Hyalite.
Montant has apters of the
ID. A. r., one organizing regent and
about $50 members. Mrs. Verne ID.
Caldwell is State regent.
Mrs. L. B. Gillentine, national chair
man, d. A. r. committee on preser-
! walton of historic sites, has the CO.
operation of automobile clubs through
out the country for her good work
! in marking historic spots of interest.
The North Carolina delegation en-
| tertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming at the Powhatan Hotel in honor
| of Mrs. f. G. Gregory, new State
regent; Mrs. c. NJ. Parks, vice regent;
Mrs. b. d. Heath, ex-president gen
eral, and Miss Anna Blair, acting
| State regent. Mrs. b. D. Heath was
toastmistress. The committee in
| charge of the banquet included Mrs.
A. Hamilton Parker. chairman; Mrs.
| J. w. Horton and Miss Jessica Ran
dolph Smith. Those present were
Mrs. w. H. Stewart, Mrs. C. F. Tay.
| lor, Mrs. c. r. Whitaker. Mrs. A H
| Powell, Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mrs
| Charles Creech. Mrs. B. d. Heath
Mrs. E. c. Parlss, Mrs. E. c. Gregory
Mrs. w. H. Bills. Miss Anna Blair
| Mrs. S. P. Cooper. Mrs. @. C. Good
| man. Mrs. Felix Harvey. Mrs. Ollie
| Harris. Mrs. James w. Horner, Mrs
| w. T. Henderson, Mrs. w. B. Murphy
| Mrs. L. 7. Norris, Mrs. j. H. Roddy
Mrs. c. l.. Smith, Mrs. J. r. Smith
| Mrs. f. Z. Dwelle, Mrs. r. c. Cant
well, Mrs, J 4. Bell, Miss Johnsie
! Dunlap, Miss Turner, Miss Isabelle
Young. Miss Virginia Horne, Miss
Elizabeth Whitaker. Miss Caroline
Baldwin and Miss Nettie Allison.
Mrs Leliah Calhoun Leidinger
| president of the school board, Louis
| vile, KY. who is a delegate to the
| and sister-in-law, Capt and Mrs. c. c
Calhoun.
Mrs Elizabeth O'Linn Smith, State
regent of Nebraska. holds a commits
sion from Gov. McMullep as delegate
| to the commemoration of the 150tf
| anniversary of Battle of Lexington
| me commission carries WITH II tht
| request that she carry the flag of the
| State of Nebraska to that celebration
| The Nebraska delegation gave 6
| dinner Wednesday night at the Hamil
ton Hotel.
Mrs. George II. Fowler. State regent
of Rhode Island delegation, is at the
| Washington Hotel.
Judge Harry F. Atwood. presiden
| Constitutional Anniversary Associa