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Linda Honyoust, Regent of the Algonquin Chapter welcomes you. Our chapter was organized on
May 25, 1898, in Benton Harbor, by Stella Louise Winchester and 18 patriotic
women. We are located on Michigan's west coast,
just minutes from Lake Michigan.
The
chapter derives its name from the Algonquin Indians, the most populous and
widespread North American Native groups, with tribes originally numbering
in the hundreds and speaking several related dialects. The
Potawatomi and Ottawa were the tribes in this area.
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Front Row (Left to Right):
Marion Kelm (Past Regent), Phyllis Hall
(Secretary), Patricia Hill (Vice-Regent),
Linda Honyoust (Regent), Virginia Clark (Chaplain), Dorothy Boward
(Treasurer), and Carol Karstens (Past Regent)
Back Row (Left to Right):
Thurma Triplitt, Sally Williams, Phyllis
Staples, Sylvia Fagal, Linda Freehling,
Jeri-Jo Spitzer, Catherine Ravitch, Lois Rosetto, Sandy Vigansky, Christine
Palma, and Janice Gibson.
Visitors interested in
DAR should email
Linda
Honyoust for more information
