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By MRS. DALE METZINGER
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
Eleven members of the Culpeper V Minute Men Chapter, Daughters of /the American Revolution, were .among more than 400 participants at .the organization’s state conference in Norfolk last month. . i Representing the Culpeper Miniute Men Chapter were Mrs. Douglas ►Fairfax, Mrs. Thomas Eastham, ‘.Mrs. Dieter Knuepfer, Mrs. Nelson i,Lane, Mrs. Robert W. Brown, Mrs. Maurice Butler, Miss Susan Butler, r-Mrs. William Reed and Mrs. Dale ! Metzinger.
Mrs. Fairfax, as the chapter’s Regent, and Mrs. Metzinger, the state’s chairman, both reported to the convention. Mrs. Lane also served as a page.
Miss Butler, a member of the (Falls Church Chapter of the Chiljdren
of the American Revolution,
| was presented to the convention as a
| debutante, and congratulated by
{Mrs. Raymond Franklin Fleck, the j President General of the National
{Society of the DAR. It was a meantingful occasion for all, according to I one of the .participants, and particularly for Butler’s mother, Car•
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