Daughters Pour $32,000 Into Continental Hall Fund
The third day of the Daughters of the American Revolution congress saw a record cash contribution to the Memorial Continental Hall fund. Connecticut led with $5,400.73, while Mrs Frank W Benedict topped individual gifts. funds stem from state chapters and numerous supporters nationwide. The meeting also debated vice regent residency and election procedures amid other memorial room and funding discussions.
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Brilliant reception for Daughters of the American Revolution
A grand reception in the New Willard suite honored Mrs. Donald McLean, president general, with a throng of society ladies in pale pink and yellow moire gowns, diamond ornaments, and elaborate floral arrangements. Guests included Mrs. Solomons and Mr. Charlotte Eimersag, as dignitaries greeted attendees.
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Dal R Entertained Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks Reception
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Memorial Hall drives fund drive and constitutional changes
A Virginia era meeting details fund raising for the Memorial Continental Hall with state by state contributions and new methods to rent the hall for lectures. Debates over residency requirements for state regents and vice regents sparked parliamentary questions and amendments as leaders promote enhanced national work. A San Francisco earthquake disaster note prompts sympathy resolutions.
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Election Activity and Candidacies in Daughters of the American Revolution
May meeting reveals contest for national officers with nominees from New York District of Columbia Georgia Michigan Rhode Island and New Jersey. Names include Mrs Walter Harvey Weed Montana and Miss Virginia Mason Hardy with Pursuit of support from New England and other states amid shifting eligibility rules.
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Patriotic Children Visit Washington Library Event
The Children of the American Revolution and visitors to Washington gather at the library for a patriotic observance. Mrs Lothrop and the Colonial Dames organize the event with songs around the elm trees and a chair presented by Mrs Jai Duke of New York. Dates of sale April 2 3 and 24. Apply 105 5th St. or the Pa. areas.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting Hears Nomination
D A R figures in national elections with Miss Kacheriné Datran of Texas and Miss Daffsim named for vice president. Mrs. Kearfott active in patriotic education. Congress seating includes Miss Lucy Atkinson and Judge Dudley siblings. Attendees include Mrs. Roberts of Bardstown and Mrs. Allen of Park City at Ebbitt House.
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