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Blue Spruce Chapter came
into being through the dedicated effort of our beloved State Regent, Mrs.
Warden Lee Braerton, whose daughter, Emily Louise Braerton Peters, was
confirmed on June 7, 1951 by the National Board of Management to be our
Organizing Regent. The Chapter was originally organized to meet in
the evening for the convenience of young mothers and working women, however, we
now alternate between luncheon meetings and morning meetings. Our
current schedule is described in detail below. Blue Spruce Chapter was named for the Blue Spruce tree which grows naturally in a limited area of the mountainous regions surrounding us. It is considered a native species of Colorado, and is the official state tree of Colorado. We alternate Wednesday (lunch) and Saturday (breakfast/brunch) Meetings in Lakewood, Colorado. Please see the schedule below for further information. Please contact us for specific meeting locations. Regular Meetings (noted by a *) and events scheduled for this year include:
Our Chapter draws its membership from Lakewood, CO, and its surrounding areas. Our doors are always open to interested women. We have members willing to assist you through the process of becoming a member.
Any woman is eligible
for membership in the National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, who is not less than eighteen years of age, and who is
descended from a
man or woman, who with unfailing loyalty to the cause of American
Independence, served as a sailor, or a soldier or civil officer in one of
the several colonies or states, or in the United Colonies or states or as
a recognized patriot, rendered material aid thereto.
Please contact Theresa Larking, our
Chapter Membership Chairman if you are interested in membership.
Thank you for
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