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collecting of postcards and the making of albums, which were to be distributed in the children's wards of the city hospitals. Similar albums had been given, with picture books, at Christmas time. Gifts of toys were made to the Day Nursery on Ninth Street, Washington, and twenty-five car tickets were sent to a visiting nurse to give mothers with ailing children a chance to take them for car rides into the country.

To Mrs. Alfred E. T. Hansmann, who resigned the Presidency of Capital Society in February, 1910, to become State Director for

the District of Columbia, is largely due the present fine condition of the Society. During a period of quiescence it had fallen into a seemingly hopeless condition with members scattered and interest gone. Mrs. Hansmann, who was elected President in June, 1908, by untiring efforts, succeeded in regaining such of the old members as could be found, added many new names to the roster and injected a spirit of patriotism and work.

Other "loving work for other children" was noted in the January number of the AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

In Memoriam

MRS. IDA WOOD BLISS, Col. Marimus Willett Chapter, Frankfort, N. Y., October 29, 1910, a loyal and devoted Daughter, highly appreciative of the prosperity of her Chapter, and as a member of the Advisory Board ever ready to render willing service for the advancement of our worthy work.

MRS. FLORENCE E. RICE HULL, De Shon Chapter, Boone, Iowa, entered into life eternal recently, greatly mourned by the Chapter.

MRS. HELEN PETTENGILL ARMSTRONG, Fox Lake, Wis., member of Mary Weed Marvin Chapter, Walton, N. Y., died at Garfield Hospital, Washington, D. C., February, 1910. She was formerly of Delhi, N. Y.

MRS. CATHERINE JOHNSON CALLOWAY, John Paul Chapter, Madison, Ind., died July 12, 1909, aged eighty-four years. She was a charter member and an enthusiastic Daughter.

THE Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of Indianapolis mourns the loss of a most faithful member, MRS. FLORENCE KNOX CLINE, who entered into rest October 14, 1910. Her memory is cherished as a dear friend and a loyal and devoted Daughter.

MRS. ELIZABETH EVANS REESE, "Real Daughter," Bellefonte Chapter, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, died October 16, 1910. The Chapter sent ninety-seven carnations, one for each year of her life, tied with the colors of the society.

Book Notes

JOHN PRICE, THE EMIGRANT, JAMESTOWN COLONY, 1620, WITH SOME OF HIS DESCENDants. By the Rev. Benjamin Luther Price. 8vo, pp. 62. Price, $1. Address author, Alexandria, La.

This concise genealogy of one branch of the Price family begins with a brief history of the family in Wales, gives the record of John Price, the emigrant, with some account of the next three generations, the line of Charles and James, of Virginia; the line of John Price, of Kentucky, and the line of Pugh Williamson Price, of Missouri. Revolutionary and Civil War records have been made as complete as possible. Copies of early wills and numerous biographical sketches add to the interest of the book. The arrangement is simple and easily understood, which is fortunate, as the book is without that most essential feature of every genealogy--an index.

GILES CARTER, OF VIRGINIA. A Genealogical Memoir. By Gen. William Giles Harding Carter. 8vo, pp. 134. Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, 1909.

The several Carter families, of Virginia, are mainly descended from John Carter, of Lancaster County; Giles Carter, of Henrico County, and Thomas Carter, of Lancaster County. This work deals with the Henrico County family, the direct line of descent from Giles Carter, born 1634, to the author being traced by means of wills, deeds, and other recorded county records, as well as by family Bibles. One chapter is devoted to noting numerous wills and documents referring to collateral branches, while other chapters treat of the Identification of Families, the Berkeley Hundred Colony, the Gloucestershire Colonists, etc. An index completes this interesting family record.

The list of Revolu

JACKSON-MADISON CHAPTER, Jackson, Tenn., Mrs. S. P. Anderson, Regent, has taken for study the fascinating topic, "Dames and Daughters of Colonial Times." tionary ancestors completes the clever program.

The National Society of the

Daughters of the American Revolution

Headquarters, Memorial Continental Hall, Seventeenth and D Streets,
Washington, D. C.

National Board of Management

1910

President General

MRS. MATTHEW T. SCOTT,

701 East Taylor Street, Bloomington, Ill., and Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D. C. Vice-President General in Charge of Organization of

Chaplain General

MRS. THOMAS K. NOBLE,

1855 Mintwood Place, Washington, D. C.

Recording Secretary General Corresponding Secretary General

MISS MARY R. WILCOX,

Memorial Continental Hall,
Washington, D. C.

Registrar General

MISS GRACE M. PIERCE,
Memorial Continental Hall,
Washington, D. C.

Historian General

MRS. GERTRUDE B. DARWIN (Charles), Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D. C.

ALABAMA,

ARIZONA,

ARKANSAS,

Librarian General

MRS. SHORT WILLIS,

Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D. C.

State Regents and State Vice-Regents-1910

COLORADO,

MRS. ROBERT ANDERSON MCCLELLAN, Athens.
(Aurora Pryor.)

MRS. RHETT GOODE, 60 Emanuel Street, Mobile.
(Mabel Hutton.)

MRS. WALTER TALBOT, 353 North 7th Ave., Phoenix.

(Henrietta Hubbard.)

MRS. WILLIAM C. BARNES, 353 North 7th Ave., Phoenix.

(Edith Talbot.)

MRS. JOHN BARROW, 1309 Arch Street, Little Rock.

(Katherine Braddock.)

MRS. JAMES WILLIAM NOEL, 216 East 6th Ave., Pine Bluff.

(Julia McAlmont.)

MRS. WILLIAM W. STILSON, 1048 W. Kensington Rd., Los Angeles.

(Mary E.)

MRS. JOHN SPOTTS WOOD KINKEAD, 2600 Piedmont Ave., Berkeley.

(Anna Skinner.)

... MRS. FRANK WHEATON, 827 Clarkson Street, Denver.

(Maria Bleecker Miller.)

MRS. WILLIAM H. READ STOTE, 328 E. Columbia Street, Colorado (Florence M. Marshall.)

CONNECTICUT, ..... MRS. JOHN LAIDLAW BUEL, Litchfield.

DELAWARE,

......

(Elizabeth Barney.)

MISS CLARA LEE BOWMAN, 60 East Street, Bristol.

MRS. ROBERT JACKSON GAMBLE (see South Dakota).

Springs.

MKS. CORNELIUS W. TAYLOR, 1109 Delaware Ave., Wilmington. (Juliana Elder.)

MRS. JAMES I. MASSEY, Viola.

(Annie E.)

DIST. OF COLUMBIA, Mrs. George T. SMALLWOOD, 2107 S Street, Washington.

FLORIDA,

GEORGIA,

(Della Graeme.)

MRS. WOODBURY PUI SIFER,

(Adelaide Pennell.)

"The Brunswick," Washington.

MRS. JAMES M. MAHONEY, 1808 Riverside Drive, Jacksonville. (Lida May Long.)

MRS. FRANCIS XAVIER SCHUller, "Cherokee Lodge," Orlando.

(Carrie Packard.)

MRS. JOHN MARION GRAHAM, 407 Church Street, Marietta.

(Augusta Strong.)

MRS. GEORGE M. BROWN, 548 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.

(Cornelia Hoyt.)

494

IDAHO,

ILLINOIS,

INDIANA, .....

IOWA,

KANSAS,

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Mrs. Charles W. Pursell, 916 Hays Street, Boisé.
(Anna Ford.)

MRS. ADOLPH BLITZ, 1303 Hays Street, Boisé.

(Anna_Dudley.)]

MRS. JOHN C. AMES, Streator.

(Minerva Ross.)

MRS. WILLIAM C. BALL, Minnetrista Building, Muncie.
(Emma Wood.)

MISS HARRIET ISADORA LAKE, Independence.

MRS. THOMAS METCALF, "Elmridge," Council Bluffs.
(Eva Canfield.)

MRS. GEORGE T. GUERNSEY, Ridgewood, Independence.
(Lillie E.)

MRS. CLARENCE S. HALL, 1025 Tennessee Street, Lawrence.
(Lillian Poponoe.)

KENTUCKY, ..... MRS. BEN JOHNSON, Bardstown.

MRS. JEAN DAVIS WARREN, Danville.

MISS VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, 1808 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
MRS. JAMES MARTIN FOSTER, "Curraghmuir," Shreveport.

(Nellie Long.)

MISS LOUISE HELEN COBURN, Pleasant Street, Skowhegan.
MRS. JOHN ALDEN MORSE, 42 Summer Street, Bath.

(Leonice Brockway.)

MARYLAND, ......... MRS. J. PEMBROKE THOM, 828 Park Ave., Baltimore.
(Catherine Grosch Reynolds.)

MRS. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, "Tonoloway," Hancock, Route 12.
(Mary Strother.)

MASSACHUSETTS, MRS. JAMES G. DUNNING, 211 Belmont Ave., Springfield.

MRS. HERBERT E. DAVIDSON, 104 Coolidge Hill Rd., Watertown. (Sarah Coolidge.)

MRS. JAMES P. BRAYTON, 328 S. College Ave., Grand Rapids.

(Emma Sanford.)

MRS. BENTON HANCHETT, 1000 W. Michigan Ave., Saginaw.

(Susan Elise.)

MINNESOTA, ........ MRS. CYRUS W. WELLS, 3120 James Ave., South, Minneapolis.

(Martha C. Howard.)

MRS. LAWRENCE CHURCH JEFFERSON, 1126 Summit Ave., St. Paul. (Nellie Coburn.)

MISSISSIPPI, ........ MRS. CHALMERS M. WILLIAMSON, 714 N. State Street, Jackson. (Mary Robinson.)

MISSOURI,

MONTANA,

MRS. ANDREW FULLER FOX, West Point.

(Netta Scott.)

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

MRS. HUNTER M. MERIWETHER, 3616 Gladstone Blvd., Kansas City.

.... MRS. OREAL S. WARD, 1125 South 15th Street, Lincoln.

MRS. CHARLES O. NORTON, 101 West 21st Street, Kearney.
(Lottie E. Gove.)

MRS. CHARLES S. SPRAGUE, Goldfield.

(Blanche S.)

MRS. CHARLES CLEMENCE ABBOTT, Keene.

(Clara Burnham.)

MRS. JOSEPH H. DEARBORN, P. O. Box 313, Suncook.

(Sarah F. Stevens.)

NEW JERSEY, ....... MRS. WILLIAM LIBBEY, Princeton.

(Mary Elizabeth Green.)

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

NEW MEXICO, ...... MRS. L. BRADFORD PRINCE, III Palace Ave., Santa Fé.

NEW YORK,

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

MRS. JOSEPH B. KING, Fort Edward.

(Josephine M.)

NORTH CAROLINA, . MRS. JOHN VAN LANDINGHAM, 500 East Ave., Charlotte.

OHIO,

OKLAHOMA,

OREGON,

PENNSYLVANIA,

(Mary Oates Spratt.)

MRS. WILLIAM N. REYNOLDS, 669 West 5th Street, Winston-Salem.

(Kate Bitting.)

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

MRS. CHARLES S. DANA, 609 3d Street, Marietta.

(Mary Anderson S.)

MRS. WILLIAM J. PETTEE, 123 East 3d Street, Oklahoma City. (Daisy Beatty.)

MRS. JOHN D. BENEDICT, 1123 Elgin Ave., Muskogee.

(Alice Hibbard.)

MRS. WALLACE MCCAMANT, Portland.

(Katherine S.)

MRS. THOMAS C. TAYLOR, Pendleton.

(Laura Allen.)

MRS. ALLEN PUTNAM PERLEY, "Greystone," Vallamont,
(Anne Higgins.)

MRS. SMYSER WILLIAMS, York.

(Henrietta C. Hirsch.)

RHODE ISLAND, .... MRS. DANIEL MANN EDWARDS, Woonsocket.

(Laura Ballou.)

MRS. CLOVIS H. BOWEN, 134 Pine Street, Pawtucket.
(Mary E. Collyer.)

Williamsport.

SOUTH CAROLINA, . MRS. FRANCES LOUISE MAYES, 118 Manly Street, Greenville.
MRS. A. CLARENCE LIGON, Orangeburg.
(Lurline Mellichamp.)

SOUTH DAKOTA, ... MRS. ROBERT JACKSON GAMBLE, Yankton.

MRS. JOHN T. STEVENS, 311 Martin Street, San Antonio.
(Bettie T.)

MRS. MARY FERRY ALLEN, Park City.

MRS. CLAYTON NELSON NORTH, Shoreham.

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

MRS. WILLIAM C. MARSHALL, Staunton.

(Jennie McCue.)

MRS. DAVID A. Gove, 1115 23d Ave., North, Seattle.

(Eva Wead.)

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

MRS. R. H. EDMONDSON, 487 High Street, Morgantown.

(Harriette Codwise.)

MRS. GEORGE DE BOLT, Gaston Ave. and 1st Street, Fairmount. (Mary W. Moderwell.)

MRS. OGDEN HOFFMAN FETHERS, 605 St. Lawrence Ave., Janesville. (Frances Conkey.)

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

(Mattie Culver.)

MRS. HENRY B. PATTEN, 314 East 18th Street, Cheyenne.

(Emily A.)

MRS. FRANK W. MONDELL, New Castle,

(Ida Harris.)

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