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GENERAL WILLIAM MAXWELL CHAPTER EVENTS
"From
scholarships to historic restorations
to community volunteer projects,
DAR is helping to keep America strong.
Explore the NSDAR Web site to learn more about today's DAR."
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GENERAL CHAPTER MEETINGS
General
chapter meetings are held in Long Valley, New Jersey at 12:00 noon
on the first Saturday of October, November, December, February, March, April
and May. Please see our calendar below for details, and contact
us for the meeting location.
Our meetings are open to prospective members, members, and the general public. The meetings begin about 1:00 p.m. They are preceded by a luncheon. Reservations are required.
To contact us about attending one of our meetings, please contact
the General William Maxwell Chapter Secretary.
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CHAPTER
PROGRAMS 2012 –2013 |
October 6, 2012– 12:00 PM
Sue Anderson as Mrs. Lincoln
November 3, 2012– 12:00 PM
Henry M. Skirbst: Rafting on the Delaware
December 1, 2012– 12:00 PM
Veterans Program with Woody
January, 2013
No meeting — Happy New Year!
March 2, 2013– 12:00 PM
Good Citizens Lunch
April 6, 2013 – 12:00 PM
Presentation by Kevin O'Neill, Warren County Surrogate
May 4, 2013 – 12:00 PM
Annual Business Meeting
Brief Presentation by Mike Muckle of NJ Youth Corps
June 1, 2013 – Time TBA
Visit to Schuyler-Hamilton House, Morristown
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Belvidere
Victorian Days (Belvidere, NJ) in September. Gen. Maxwell
Chapter members displayed DAR brochures and pictures about
local, state and national projects. A booth visitor chats
with member Judy Stoma and Regent Carolyn Schwender, learns
about the purpose of DAR membership and the ways to trace
a family's Patriot through a variety of internet and in-person
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Chapter
members (l to r) Elizabeth Drake-Shanahan, Judy Stoma (seated),
Carolyn Schwender and Janet Pascoe enjoyed the General Maxwell
Chapter's booth visitors while fielding questions and sharing
information about DAR and the chapter. Other members had earlier
decorated the straw hats and patriotic visors and caps at
a craft workshop as they prepared for their exhibits at Belvidere's
Annual Victorian Days.
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