DAR Insignia
NATIONAL SOCIETY
DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION


CAHUILLA CHAPTER

PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA



Cahuilla (Ka-WEE-yah) is the name of the indigenous people of the Coachella Valley in sunny Southern California. It means master or powerful ones. This refers not merely to physical strength, but mental, spiritual, and deep inner strength. The derivation of this name is thought to be Spanish, but its precise origin is unclear.

Our Cahuilla Chapter was organized January 31, 1948. Presently we have a very active membership of more than 115.

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CHAPTER OFFICERS
2006-2008


Regent
Cynthia Parnell
First Vice Regent
Mary Jane Crary
Second Vice Regent
Mary Claire Denkler
Chaplain
Mary Christie
Recording Secretary
Sally Bergosh
Corresponding Secretary
Iris A. Anderson
Treasurer
Berrylyn Freeby
Registrar
Jimmie Louise Kroger
Assistant Treasurer
Carol Boe
Historian
Ann Shaver
Librarian
Roberta Guy
Honorary Regent/
Parliamentarian
Harriett Hubbard Kay

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