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A RAPPAHANNOCK CHAPTER of the DAR has been organized and officers chosen. Among those attending the November 1st meeting held at Graves Lodge in Madison County were, from left, in front, Mrs. H.T.N. Graves, Virginia Chaplin DAR; Mrs. John J. Casey, First Vice Regent Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. Walter E. Height, Organizing Regent Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. Roy L. Beck, Second Vice Regent Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. John J. Allen, Librarian Rappahannock Chapter; second row, Mrs. J.P. Roysdon, Virginia Organizing Secretary; Mrs. R.C.L. Moncure, National Second Vice President of the Daughters of the Colonial Wars and Member of the Bill of Rights Chapter DAR; Mrs. C.E. Johnson, Regent of the Culpeper Minute Men; Ms. Geraldine J. Allen, Chaplain Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. William E. Burke, Recording Secretary Rappahannock'Chapter; Mrs. James L. Bennett, Treasurer Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. George R. Butler; Ms. Helen M. Hawkins, Registrar Rappahannock Chapter; Mrs. Gary Thornhill, Mrs. Chester J. Weaver, Mrs. Franklin Duncan and Ms. Anne Smoot. The first official meeting of the Rappahannock Chapter DAR is set for Sunday, December 14 with a Christmas tea at the home of Mrs. William E. Burke at 2 p.m.
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