Evening star., 1928-04-17

tain always the best relations with your
country willis not sacrificing the In
terests Of their own"
Three Other Flags Given.
Three other flags we're presented TO
the society last night. amid much fam
fare. Eenor Don Oresteg Ferrara, Cuban
ambassador. presented a Cuban flag
on behalf Of the Havana Chapter Of the
d. A. r.: Count de EArtigeE counsellor
Of the French embassy, gave a French
Gag for the Paris Chapter, and Delegate
Don Sutherland Of Alaska presented a
flag for that Terrotory.
An elaborate musical program feat
urec the first night session Phradie
Wells, soprano. Of the Metropolitan
Opera Co. rendered q number Of se-
leetl0ns during the evening, accom-
panied BY Mrs, James Shera Montgom-
cry. The United States Marine Band
gave a preliminary concert and heraided
the entrance of Mrs. Alfred j. BF0sseau.
president general, sitli a professional
especially dedicated 10 her by Capt Tay-
lor BFanson. leader Of the band.
Invocation was pronounced by Col.
T. r. EasteFbrook, chief Of chaplains OF
the Army.
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spent in receiving reports OF the ma
tioaai officers and Of the finance and
auditing committees.
sfrs. Brosseau Makes Report.
Mrs. EFosseau gave a detailed review
% the activities and accomplishment OF
the national society during the past
year and viewed with optimism the out =
AooE Tor the future. She mentioned eE-
peciaaiy the progress made toward reali-
zailon " three Of the sOciety'g goals
Constitution Hall the new building 10 be
erected adjoining Memorial Continental
Hal. the car0line Scott Harrison Me-
mortal OiflS' D0Tnitory at oxford Col
lsge. Oxford Ohio, aud the monument
10 u4s four women who we're the mott
yating force back Of the organization
Of the u. A. K. being sculptured by Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney
hfs bf9sseau said that despite dis
Wfbd newspaper accounts. Tie feia-
IONS ~ Afs. Whitney. herself a mem-
bFf of the eoclEty the memorial com =
nlti1e and myself have been most de-
lightfui" She said That we feel that
she has caught the spirit III those early
days back 0t the organization ard wtIl
| transmit II " in1peTishabie bTonze "
She vas referring tD reports ot d dis
p1N Win BARS, whitney over one Oi
tile figures ~ the monument as result
VI Nbietl more drapefy was added
| Mfs, Joseph f. fnelinghuysen, curator
| general. reported on the acquisition III
! various minor Revolutionary relics fOI
/ TIE Daughters % the American Reyo.
luton museum and told of the unsuc.
eesEfni quest for sn original copy 0I
/ tne Ulster County Gazette ~ Jananrs
! 4, 1860, announcing the death o
! George Washington. She expressed re.
| grst that the society has mot one Diees
1 ~ Revere silver" fashioned by IN
famous midnight rider -tilyersmith. Pau
| Revere.
| Others submitting TepoTts were Mrs
/ MatihsW Brewster. Chaplain general
Nfk Samuel Williams sarie. RECORDING
SECRETARY general Mr. ierDeTt NJ
| IS0Td, corresponding sec ta4y general
Mrs Lowell Fietc.hsr Hobart, organizing
secretary general, Mrs Adam N
| WyaDt, treasurer general MFs, WI A
ifelmick, registrar general. Mrs. Horace
Marin Farnhsn, librarian general ans
= Mrs aeFsia T.. Schuyler, reporter gen
sFsl " ths spaiiAsgaisn IEastllutagab