Minnesota,

.....MRS. EDGAR H. LOYHED, Faribault.

(Frances Ames.)

MRS. ROBERT ENEGREN, 2831 James Ave., South, Minneapolis.

(Nina Olds.)

Mississippi, ..... MRS. CHALMERS M. WILLIAMSON, 714 N. State St., Jackson.

(Mary Robinson.)

MRS. SAMUEL WATTS Wardlaw, Oxford.

(Charlotte Kilgore.)

.MRS. SAMUEL MCKNIGHT GREEN, 3815 Magnolia Ave., St.
Louis.

(Emma Lumpkin.)

MRS. ROBERT BURETT OLIVER, 740 North St., Cape Girardeau. (Marie Elizabeth Watkins.)

MRS. EMIL H. RENISCH, 171 Penn Block, Butte.

MRS.

(Jeanette D. Rehlaender.)

SIDNEY D. BARKALOW, 2416 Capitol Ave., Omaha.
(Carrie Lawrence McNamara.)

New Hampshire, . MRS. CHAS. CLEMENCE ABBOTT, Keene.

(Clara Burnham.)

MRS. JOSEPH H. DEARBORN, Sunbrook.

New Jersey,

.....

(Sarah F. Stevens.)

Mrs. William LIBBEY, Princeton.

(Mary Elizabeth Green.)

MRS. CHARLES B. YARDLEY, 332 William St., East Orange.
(Margaret Tufts Swan.)

MRS. L. BRADFORD PRINCE, III Palace Ave., Santa Fé.
(Mary Catherine Bürckle Beardsley.)

MRS. SINGLETON M. ASHENFELTER, Silver City.
(Nettie A. Bennett.)

MRS. JOSEPH WOOD, 135 South 2d Ave., Mount Vernon.
(Susy E.)

MRS. SAMUEL LYMAN MUNSON, 84 Lancaster St., Albany.
(Susan Babcock.)

North Carolina, ..MRS. JOHN Van LandingHAM, 500 East Ave., Charlotte.

(Mary Oates Spratt.)

MRS. WM. N. REYNOLDS, 669 West 5th St., Winston-Salem. (Kate Bitting.)

...MRS. CLAYTON R. TRUESDALL, 319 Birchard Ave., Fremont. (Elizabeth West.)

MISS FANNY HARNIT, 1217 Jefferson Ave., Toledo. ..... MRS. WILLIAM J. PETTEE, 123 East 3d St., Oklahoma City. (Daisy Beatty.)

MRS. IRA L. REEVES, 202 South 7th St., Muskogee.

(Carolyn Smith.)

MRS. WARREN E. THOMAS, 628 Salmon St., Portland.
(Lalla D.)

MRS. JAMES FRANCIS HUGHES, Salem.

(Ruby Flint.)

Pennsylvania, ....MRS. ALLEN PUTNAM PERLEY, "Greystone," Vallamont,

Rhode Island,

...

(Anne Higgins.)

MRS. SMYSER WILLIAMS, York.

(Henrietta Charlotte Hirsch.)

Williamsport.

MRS. CHAS. WARREN LIPPITT, 7 Young Orchard Ave., Provi

dence.

(Margaret Barbara Farnum.)

South Carolina, . .MRS. ROBERT MOULTRIE BRATTON, Guthriesville.

South Dakota,
Tennessee,

.

Texas,

Utah, Vermont,

Virginia,

(Virginia Mason.)

MRS. THOMAS C. ROBERTSON, 1310 Senate St., Columbia.
(Annie Isabella.)

.MRS. WILLIAM G. SPENCER, 509 Stevenson Ave., Nashville.
(Louise McCrory.)

MISS MARY BOYCE TEMPLE, 316 W. Cumberland St., Knoxville.
.MRS. SEABROOK W. SYDNOR, 1416 Franklin Ave., Houston.

(Ella Hutchins.)

MRS. HULING Parker Robertson, 404 N. 9th St., Temple.
(Mary Gatlin Cooke.)

MRS. MARY FERRY ALLEN, Park City.

MRS. CLAYTON NELSON NORTH, Shoreham,

(Anne E. Bascom.)

MRS. JULIUS J. ESTEY, Brattleboro.

(Florence Gray.)

.MRS. SAMUEL W. JAMISON, 1016 Franklin Road, Roanoke. (Alice Peyton Terry.)

MRS. WILLIAM W. HARPER, "Peliso," Orange.

(Anne Williams Hill.)

Washington, .....Mrs. David A. Gove, 1115 23d Ave., north, Seattle.

(Eva Wead.)

MRS. ALBERT J. TRUMBULL, 1242 16th Ave., north, Seattle.
(Nellie F. Newton.)

West Virginia, ...MRS. R. H. EDMONDSON, 487 High St., Morgantown.
(Harriet Frances Codwise.)

Wisconsin,

Wyoming,

MRS. DOUGLAS E. NEWTON, Hartford.

(Jennie Nordeck.)

..MRS. OGDEN HOFFMAN FETHERS, 605 St. Lawrence Ave.,

(Frances Conkey.)

Janesville.

MRS. E. H. VAN OSTRAND, 405 Clermont Ave., Antigo.

(Mattie Culver.)

MRS. HENRY B. PATTEN, 314 E 18th St., Cheyenne.

MRS. JOHN W. FOSTER,

MRS. ADLAI E. Stevenson, Mrs. Daniel ManNING,
MRS. DONALD McLean.

MRS. CHAS. W. FAIRBANKS

Honorary President Presiding

MRS. MARY V. E. Cabell.

Honorary Vice-Presidents General

MRS. ROGER A. PRYOR, 1893.
MRS. A. LEO KNOTT, 1894.
MRS. ELLEN H. WALWORTH, 1894.
MRS. JOSHUA WILBOUR, 1895.
MRS. A. HOWARD CLARK, 1895.
MISS MARY DESHA, 1895.

MRS. A. C. Geer, 1896.
MRS. MILDRED S. MATHES, 1899.
MRS. MARY S. LOCKWOOD, 1905.
MRS. JULIA K. HOGG, 1905.
MRS. WILLIAM LINDSAY, 1906.
MRS. HELEN M. BOYNTON, 1906.
MRS. DEB. RANDOLPH KEIM, 1906.

HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER

Any woman is eligible for membership in the NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, who is of the age of eighteen years, and is descended from a patriot man or woman who aided in establishing American Independence, provided the applicant is acceptable to the Society. Family tradition alone in regard to the services of an ancestor, unaccompanied by proof will not be considered.

All persons duly qualified, who have been regularly admitted by the National Board of Management, shall be members of the National Society, but for purposes of convenience, they may be organized into local Chapters (those belonging to the National Society alone being known as members-at-large).

Application Blanks and Constitutions will be furnished on request by the State Regent of the State in which you reside, or by the "Corresponding Secretary General," at headquarters, 902 F Street, Washnigton, D. C.

Applications should be made out in duplicate, one of which is kept on file at National Headquarters and one returned to file with a Chapter should one be joined.

The application must be endorsed by at least one member of the Society. The application, when properly filled out, should be directed to "Registrar General, D. A. R., 902 F Street, N. W., Washington, D. C."

The initiation fee is one dollar; the annual dues are Two Dollars. The sum of three dollars, covering the initiation fees and the annual dues for the current year, must accompany each application presented to the National Society direct for members-at-large. The sum of two dollars, covering the initiation fee and one-half the annual dues for the current year, shall accompany each application forwarded to the National Society, through any local Chapter. All remittances to whomsoever sent should be by a check or money order. Never in currency.

No application will be considered until this fee is paid. If not accepted, this amount will be returned.

At the April meeting of the National Board of Management, Daughters of the American Revolution, the following motion was unanimously passed:

"Resolved, That the following notice be inserted in the AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE: 'Chapters shall send to headquarters, D. A. R., 902 F Street, Washington, D. C., notice of deaths, resignations, marriages and all changes of address and list of officers."'"

Silver presented to Mrs. Donald McLean, President General, by Daughters of the American Revolution.