Chapter Activities:
 
      Labor Day Parade, Black Diamond, held
First Monday in September, DAR members
march in colonial costumes with SAR & C.A.R.
members.
Our entry has taken first place in marching
units for the last five years. 1000 American
Flags distributed to children each year along
parade route, all donated by Mary Fell
Stevenson NSDAR.
 


Black Diamond Labor Day Booth & Pie Baking
Contest, sponsored by our chapter, first
                                            Sunday of September.                                                
 





 




















   
 
 
                         











    







      
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 










 






 

Photo permission granted and photos courtesy of Nancy Hester

Permission granted & photo courtesy Evergreen Memorial Park

All photos by permission & courtesy of Jeannette Carroll

Regent Jeannette with John Ross, Vietnam War veteran

Vietnam Commemorative War Partner

Memorial Weekend History Walk, sponsored by Mary Fell Stevenson NSDAR at Evergreen Cemetery, burial site of our chapter's namesake.  DAR members lead annual Pioneer Walk and describe significant contributions of our towns' pioneers. 

 Mary Fell Stevenson Chapter, NSDAR attended a local Naturalization Ceremony where members passed out US flags to all naturalized citizens.

USO, SeaTac Airport, members donate toiletries, gift cards,  and other items to military who travel through Seattle airport.

American History Essay & DAR Good Citizen contest winners. Each winner is given a certificate, chapter check and pin.

Mary Fell Stevenson Chapter, NSDAR  nominated the 2018 State Outstanding History Teacher.

Wreaths Across America, Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, Washington wreaths placed at several gravestones each year.

Each month our chapter is honored to have speakers on topics that are fun and interesting: such as, Chemawa Indian School in Eugene, Oregon, the Orting Soldiers Home, and the Fisher House in Seattle.  

Our chapter works with two local libraries to set up DAR Constitution Week displays, Sept 17-24, and we receive Proclamations signed by mayors of Black Diamond & Enumclaw.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, we are planting a garden at the Black Diamond Cemetery, and placing this plaque.  

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