Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
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.Caoirrr1en
Appointed

Miss Faustine Dennis. State
regent Of the District Daughters
of the American Revolution, has
announced appointment Of new
committee chairmen for the next
two years.
+ They are as follows: American
Indians. Mrs. Henry F., Bishop:
American music, Mrs. William s.
Eley; American Red Gross. Mrs.
wv. III. Richards; Americanisn1
and manual, MRS. Robert &.
Evans; approved schools, Miss
Mabel e. WinsloW: conservation.
Mrs. James w. Butler. correct
use of the dag, Mrs. Adelbert w.
Weisbrod: OAR good citizens,
Mrs. Nelson II. Budd: OAR mag
azine, Mrs. Leonidas !. Nc
Dougle; OAR magazine adver-
Using, Mrs, BENJAMIN q Martin;
OAR Museum. Mrs. William
Peck Howe: entertainment, Mrs.
TT. Franklin FoItz; genealo logical
records, Mrs. Thelnia. Lee Cay
lor; honor roll, Mrs. Elizabeth E.
Clark. va
Junior American citizens, Miss
Mary Glenn Newell: Junior
membership, Mrs. Peter H.
Blackwell, jr.:: membership, Mrs.
Andrew j. Kress: motion pic
lures, Mrs. Don G. Harmer; ma
tienal defense, Mrs. James M.
Haswell; program, Mrs. Thomas
B. Dimmick; radio and tele-
vision, Miss Ruth H. Bennett;
student loan and scholarship,
Mrs. Raymond w. Barry: trans
portation, Mrs. Douglas G..
Dwayer; auditing, Mrs. Newton
Montgomery: by-laws, Mrs.
James D. Skinner: calendar Of
events, Mrs. Carey r. Witham:
District room, Mrs. Richard j.
Bolton; press relations. Mrs.
Charles S. Miller: printing. Mrs.
Harold L. Maynard: resolutions.
Miss Mamie F. Hawkins, and
pages, Mrs. Victor J. Kelley.
The following OAR chapters
also have announced newly
elected officers:
Elizabeth Jackson Mrs. Rob-
ert A. Ferguson. regent; Mrs.
Stanley Gordon. vice regent;
Mrs. William j. George. chap
lain: Miss Elizabeth Molster,
recording secretary Mrs. Clar-
ence O. Bennett, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. William Peck
Howe, treasurer; Mrs. E. Nesbit
Wright. registrar; Mrs. Orren
r. Louden, historian, and Miss
Alice Colt. librarian.
Louisa Adams Chapter-Mrs.
Craig L. Reddish, regent; Mrs.
Joseph P. Hall, vice regent; Mrs.
Ina Foust Smith, chaplain; Mrs.
Robert d. Pfahler. recording
secretary: Mrs. Brinkley E. CAL
licott, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. j. Buxton Aiken, treasurer;
Mrs. William j. Byrne. registrar;
Mrs. Alfred w. Booth, historian,
and Mrs. John j. Dermody, Ii
brarian.
Deborah Knapp-Mrs. Her
bert p. Leeman, regent; Mrs.
George G.. Graham, vice regent;
Mrs. Rose c.. Greene, chaplain;
Miss Stella Sebern, recording
secretary; Mrs. S. Veirs Mace,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Ruth B. Harris. treasurer; Mrs.
Margaret F. Bailey, registrar;
Mrs. Carl C. Brown, historian;
Mrs. r. Lee O'Bannon, librarian,
and Mrs. Leslie M. Brooks and
Mrs. Robert M. Ferguson, board
members.
Thirteen Colonies-Mrs. DON
aid r. Gill, regent; Mrs. Frank
B. Sullivan, vice regent; Mrs.
David Flynn, chaplain; Mrs.
Philip di zerega, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Louis Curren, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Jones. treasurer; Mrs. w.
Allen Somers. registrar; Mrs.
Thomas c. Willis, historian, and
Mrs. Robert G. Brown, librarian.
Martha WashingtOn-Mrs. An
gus A. Lamond, regent; Mrs. Paul
N Boswell, vice regent; Mrs.
Esther L. Price, chaplain: Mrs.
Donald A. Monroe, recording Sec
rotary; Miss M. Stella Fleisher,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George E. Pariseau, treasurer:
Mrs. Girard P. Jetton, registrar;
Mrs. John j. Geary, historian;
Mrs. Rodney v. Cox, librarian,
and Miss Elsie E., Hardy, dele
gate.
Samuel GOrton-MisS Jean r.
Phillips, regent; Mrs. Cora Britt
Lipkey, vice regent; Mrs. James
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