Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
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D. A. r. Entertainment

The members of the Fort Halifax
Chaptet Of the D. A. r. OF Winslow
and Waterville were pleasantly en-
tertaineA Monday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Nettie C. Burleigh in
yasGalhoro. The spacious Burleigh
home was beautifully decorated with
tie choicest flowers from Miss Bur-
hikh's own garden and products OF
her careful and tender care.
The meeting was called to order
.hy the regent, Mrs. Lottie Norton.
Who appointed Mrs. Emily Chamber
hln to serve In the ONCE OF chap
hin for that meeting. A letter was
rad from the president-general OF
he National Society, Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook. asking Mrs. Susan Pat
terson, past regent, to serve on the
National Committee of Preservation
Of Historic Spots, of which Mrs. c..
J. Gillentine Of Lewiston is the
chairman. An invitation to all
members Of the Fort Halifax Chap
e was extended by Mrs. Blaine
yues, State Regent, to attend the
lsats Advisory Board Meeting at
Augusta on August 9th. at which
nhe the president-general, Mrs.
Cook will be the guest Of honor. At
this time the note of acceptance
nom Mrs. Susan Patterson was also
md The regent, Mrs. Norton,
eetsd that on July 4th.. she sent a
nleyram to the secretary of war at
Washinetsn, D. c., in regard to Ma
uenA Defense Test Day according
% vote taken at a previous meet
~ Other business to come before
nD meeting was the election TO
meneership of the chapter OF Mrs.
Sasrie Strong of Vassalboro, and the
sDpstating Of Mrs. Louise Britton as
en0rman Of the program committee
!ef the coming year. Then the fol-
@NlAg program was given: Paper,
AAox Memorial Building, Mrs.
souiee Britton: The President
general's Message. Mrs. Minnie Gar
saa; plano solo. Miss Florence
way; very interesting resume OF the
M Of Hannah Weston, for whom
.as Y. 4. r. chapter at Machias Is
named. by Mrs. Cora Hutchins.
Inc following members to serve
san the State committees were ap-
Ss,ated BY the regent:
u: :Aaministratton Building Fund.
~ ~ 5urleish; Americanization,
Emily Chamberlain: Patriotic
ssssmuccatsn, Mrs. Minnie Gafland;
sufen, Sons OF Daughters OF the
ss.,s t,uDilc, Mrs. Alice Martin; Conser-
=. crsuon and Thrift, Mrs. Cora Page;
Sv.operation on National Defense.
~. ~ verland; Correct Use OF the
~, Mrs. Mira Holmes; D. A. r.
rmvesnt rmsa Loan Fund, Mary Howard;
/ 49,. ~. asland, Mary Hayden: Geneal-
ssi research, Mrs. Grace Thomp-
~ historical and Literary Reci-
SssI Florence Gray: Historical
| ~ sslch and Preservation Of Rec
~. ~ MRS. Carrie Howard; Interna-
IA. relations, Mrs. Louise Brit
n. LIQUIDATION and Endowment,
~ Cora Hutchins; Magazine. Mrs.
c.s! s reynolds; Manual for Immi-
Enst Mrs. Reynolds; Memorial
issn.nental Hall Library. Miss
H. IA's Howard Memorial to Caro-
Mr. scott Harrison, Clara FIVE:
n. IV,lal to General Knox, Mrs.
~. susan Patterson; National Old
sOys. noad, Mrs. Clifford Lewis;
I Hr;,sa.ation Secretary, Mrs. Louise
knSs Philipine Scholarship, Mrs.
Hi~.u sampson; Preservation of
4 puh,,..c Spots. Miss Sadie Morrow;
n SDsrsssAy. Mrs. Norton, regent; Real
,soinssnters. Mrs. Emily Horne: Re-
snall lMsry Mt Relies for Continental
IN ~ AisA Sybil Dunbar.
4 ane,t,, sueseV Of the Chapter at this
sM were Mrs. Susan Cushman
schaSt.. Silence Howard HAYDEN
EDurissH OF Waterville. Miss Clara
cors Mrs. Ira Robbins, Mrs.
send nutchths OF Haverhill, Mass,
shoro s. Carrie Strong OF Vassal.
snments Of punch, fancy