Reception for D A R Mrs Story in Receiving Line
A social afternoon reception by the Congressional Daughters of the American Revolution will honor Mrs La Follette and other guests at Willard. Speakers include Miss Fonta Follette and Mrs William Kent. The event promotes national woman suffrage with a program featuring the Fuller sisters and a formal reception in the Red Parlor.
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la Follette
Kent
Congress of the Laughters of the
Willard Tomorrew
Robert
Foelette
Wiles
William Kent
Califormia
Richard Wainwright
John Fo White
Janet Richarde
Frb
Moran
Helena Batt Weed
Weas Visie
Winard
Fonta Folette
Thirsis Wiles
Helena
Fainconge
Fuller
White House
Ry seutTlern Lovets
Washington
Weillard
Woden
Paaine
Bennett
Sayy
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Thomas Wart
Dase Bo Ti Kansdell
Severdoof
Frank Bose Cheapual
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Whilin & Fiermas
Maude Howell Sith
Lored Daughters
Toonfeteraes
Wiliam
Tate O4
Sathom
Esccutye
Teelewardt
Mere Hook Stewar
Buffala
Cleveland
Mou Wofewer
Montpelier
Sandal Pheer
Ilbhirt
Swell Fund for War Relief Fesprit Donation List
A historical appeal lists numerous donors and contributions for a swell fund drive. Names including Samuel Maddas, Henderson, Kennedy Brothers, Blair, and Johnston appear with varied pledges in dollars, cents, and local currency, reflecting community support and fundraising activity during the campaign.
Trolley Men and the Public Division Meet at Mid Fellows Hall
Nearly 400 members of the Washington Railway and MR Company transportation department joined the annual spring meeting at Mid Fellows Hall. Short talks by President Charles Kone and VP Watson Peam outlined mutual interests. Local theater numbers were presented and refreshments served. committee members were William De Neale Wells, Shaw Hem Tow Wenner, and Walter E. etc.
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Transportation Department of the
Washington Railway
MR Sectionn Company
Depar
Mid Fellows Hall
John Barbour
Billiam Wo de Neale
Shallenger
Shaw
Wenner
Warten Iefe Tga
Invites Wilson to Speak at Memorial Day Exercises
Editor Jean Meblros of the National Tenche proposes inviting President Wilson to address Memorial Day ceremonies. The event honors Maine men and battleship crews with a central memorial at the Mac e memorial and mainmast display.
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Ayaa
Jean Meblros
Tenche
Armav
Wea Terdat
Atecmation
Maine
Contested D A R Elections Stir New York Delegation
In a heated National D A R congress, Mrs Story and Mrs Guernsey led rival factions as New York delegates pledged to back Story while others supported Guernsey. The battle included muttered accusations, test votes, and debates over debt payments and board leadership.
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Buffalo
Story
Horton
Mra
Congress
Guernier
New York
Fivernees
Daughters of the Revolution Nomination Split Recalled
The article lists opposing faction nominations for Daughters of the Revolution leaders. It names President general William Cumming Story and George Thatcher Guernsey among nominees, with officers including recording and corresponding secretaries, registrar and treasurer generals, historians, and directors from both camps, highlighting a divided slate and a race for top posts.
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Wra
George Thatcher Ruernsey
Mire Warges
Lockwood
John W. Langley
Mra
Woodbury Pulsifer
Horace Parker Yelutosh
Catherine 4Untie
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Charles P. Giranteld
Irs
George WM. Hodges
Alexander
Robert Cibrartan
Uirs Ndward BR
Kelloge
Portrait Unveiling Honors Mrs Lothrop Founder of Children of the American Revolution
A portrait of Mrs Lothrop, founder of the National Society Children of the American Revolution, was unveiled at Continental Memorial Hall by youth members. Judge Peele lauded her work. Rev Couflen opened services. Miss Pierce sang. Mrs Cummins spoke. Elizabeth Sawtelle and Percy Russell unveiled the portrait.
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Dante) Lothrop
National Society
Children of the American Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
Edmund C. Tarbell
Juventia Society
Mra Lothrop
Boston
Aires
Society of the Children of the
Judge Peele
Albert Baird Cummins
The
Elizabeth Sawtelle
Percy
Russell
Lothrop
Portrait of Mrs Lothrop as Founder of C A BR Unveiled
Mrs Lothrop, founder of the society honored by a portrait unveiling at Concord Mass. The event featured choral singing, praise for her deep commitment to children, and notes on her authorship of The Little Peppers stories. The National Society of Children of the American Revolution holds an annual congress with visits from President Wilson and Margaret Wilson.
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Lothrop
Hawthorne
Concord
Masa
National Society of Children of the American Hevohitionsis
D A. R
Wilson
Misa Margaret Wilson
I Street
Mount Vernon
Charges Stir Debate Over Society Magazine Policy
A heated session over the society magazine debated publishing in house versus outsourcing. Mrs Amos Draper demanded no explanation for charges, a motion to remove them passed, and Miss Finch defended costs while committees argued over circulation, unpaid sums, and a suspected letter offer.
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Ted
Biss
Florence Finch
Hogan
Mabel Swarmatedt
National Society
Cuernsey
Mise Finch
Tina
Misa Frith
Swaarmstedt
Misa Finch
Board of Management
Bnl
F. W. Wilson
Scott
Miss Finch
Swormated
Swormsted
Mra Swormsted
New York
Noted Mrs Guernsey Draws Attention at Continental Hall
Mrs William Cumming Story received an ovation entering Continental Hall where 140 young girls and pages gathered. Mrs George Thacher Guernsey, candidate for president general, sat with Kansas delegates and moved among the gallery for consultations as her popularity climbed among delegations nationwide.
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William Cumming Story
Continental Hall
George Thacher Guernsey
Kansas
Guernsey
D A R Congress Attendee List Highlights Regional Delegates
The newsletter details hundreds of attendees at the D A R congress in Continental Hall led by Mrs Queckberner at the door and featuring delegates from Turnbull Chapter Rockville Conn and from Ohio Minnesota and Missouri. It notes notable figures such as Mrs Arthur Annis Mrs E H Woodford Mrs Frank Kenny daughter of Sumner Clark and Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey while praising Minnesota’s Sibley House restoration and Old Trail Fence Corners book and naming nominees for national vice presidents general.
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Matthew T Scott
John A. Logan
Chicago
Mra
George T Ragen
Lawrence
Logan
Lyn
Arthur Annis
E H Woodford
Frank Kenny
Turnbull Chapter
Rockville, Conn
Mra Kenny
Sumner Clark
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Kinney
California
Florida
W. Corinth
Tampa
House
T de Soto
Carl I Emt
Bernice Lyle
Bartow
Marys .Macfarlane
Willard
Minnesota
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Washington Railway and Electric
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Kate Kearney Henry
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