Evening star., 1933-04-22
REMAINING HEADS
Of D. A. R, ATTEND
MEETING Of BOARD
Mrs. Russell William Magna
and Other Officers Consider
Unfinished Business.
POLITICAL DIFFERENCES
ENDED AT ANNUAL DINNER
Delegates Received Prior by Mrs.
Roosevelt at the White
House.

With the forty-second Continental
Congress of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution ended and most OF
the delegates en- route home. Mrs. Rus
sell William Magma. president general
and other national officers were at
tending a board meeting today at which
unfinished business matters were being
considered.
700 Delegates Present.
Political differences that marked the
final session Of the congress were ap-
parently forgotten in the genial fel-
lowship Of the annual banquet last
night at the Willard Hotel that marked
the last event of the five-day sessions
in Washington. About TOO delegates
attended and these accorded an ova-
tion to the president general. who be-
gins her second year in Office firmly
entrenched in the new policy of isola-
tion marked out for the national So
ciety. Col. Walter Scott, father of Mrs
Magma, was among the guests.
Earlier in the afternoon Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt had received the D. A.
r. delegates at an interesting White
House reception. She received the
guests in the blue room with Mrs.
Magma, who had just presented the
First Lady with an embossed certificate
of life membership at large in the D.
A. R. A perfect Spring day marked
this crowning social event of the ses-
sions. Miss Dorothy De G. jenkins
and Miss E. Ray Englar led the hun
dreds of white-clad pages to be pre-
sented to Mrs. Roosevelt. In the name
of the pages, Miss jenkins presented
Mrs. Roosevelt with bouquet
At last nights banquet, Represent
ative Edith Nourse Rogers of Massa-
chusetts was toastmstress. While there
were no speeches, greetings and fare
wells were given by newly elected and
outgoing national officers. Mrs George
Thacher Guernsey, wartime president
spirit in these informalities. Prominent
among the guests were Mrs. Grace
Lincoln Hall brosseau and Mrs. Lowell
Fletcher Ho,art, past presidents general
Mrs. y ank S. Hight was honorary
chairm' i of the Banquet Committee
with Irs. Frederick D. Reynolds, chair
mf~., and Mrs. Frederick T. F. john
"a, Miss Margaret Withers and Mrs
Rice w. Means, vice chairmen.
List Of Regents
In the assembly were the newly
elected State regents and vice State
regents, including from Alabama, Mrs
ZeDulon Judd and Mrs. E. K Perrow;
Alaska, Mrs. Clarence Olsen and Mrs
w. H. Rager; Colorado. Mrs Emilu
M. Randall and Mrs. Clyde A. Bartels
Connecticut, Miss Emeline Amelia
Street and Mrs. Fredrick Palmer Lati-
mer; Florida, Mrs. Milo Murdock Ebert
Idaho, Mrs. Thomas David Farrer ano
Mrs. F. B. Lanye; Illinois, Mrs. Julian
Goonue; Iowa, Mrs Seth Thomas. vice
regent; Kansas, Mrs. E. P Pendleton
and Mrs. Loren Edgar Rex; Louisiana
Mrs. James Harris Baughman and Mrs
Clarence Blanchard Turner; Maine
Mrs. Clinton Chandler Stevens and Mrs
Victor Abbot Binford Michigan, Mrs
James H. Mcdonald and Mrs George D.
Schermerhorn; Missouri, Mrs. Mortimer
Platt and Mrs. Clyde Henderson Porter !;
Montana. Mrs. Roscoe Clarke Dillayou,
Mrs. j. Fred Woodside; Nebraska, Mrs.
Horace Jackson Cary. Mrs. Frank
Baker; Nevada, Mrs. William E. Gould,
Mrs. George G. Devore; North Dakota,
Mrs. Harley Ellsworth French, Mrs.
Harold Theodore Graves; Oklahoma,
Mrs. Luther Eugene Tomm, Mrs. Chales
Layton Yancey; South Carolina, Mrs.
Thomas j. Mauldin, Mrs. John Logan
Marshall South Dakota. Mrs. Halfdan
Gotaas, Mrs. Edgar Paul Rothrock;
Tennessee, Mrs. Willard Steele, Mrs. Ed
ward West Foster: Utah, Mrs. Stephen
A. Cobb, Mrs. John Coffin Evans;
Washington, Miss Zoe M. Beal, Mrs.
Dan w. Bush: West Virginia. Mrs. Paul
o. Reymann, Mrs. Cory Hoff; wyoming,
Mrs. John Corbett, Mrs. Thomas Cooper,
and from Cuba, Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Springer and Mrs. Edward G. Harris.