/5^ F 574 .07 D2 Copy 1 FOUNDERS' DAY 1 8 2 7 Drawing by Rev. J. Booth Baptist Mission Trading Post WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1909 AT HALF AFTER TWO O'CLOCK AT THE LADIES' LITERARY CLUB, SHELDON STREET IN HONOUR OF LOUIS AND SOPHIE DE MARSAC CAMPAU FIRST SETTLERS AND FOUNDERS OF THE CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN IN 1827 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SOPHIE DE MARSAC CAMPAU CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION programme Invocation Michigan, My Michigan HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS, DIRECTOR MISS BUTZ Reading of High School Prize Essay "How Michigan Became a State" BY THE SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANT Presentation of Prizes BY THE CHAPTER REGENT In Memoriam MRS. E. P. FULLER (1826-1909) Honorary Vice Regent of the Sophie de Marsac Campau Chapter Report of the Sophie de Marsac Campau Memorial Committee MRS. JAMES P. BRAYTON The Inception of Founders' Day MRS. JAMES H. CAMPBELL. Chapter Regent Address THE HONORABLE GEORGE E. ELLIS, Mayor of Grand Rapids Louis Campau (1791-1871) Fur Trader, First Settler, Founder of the City of Grand Rapids in 1827 CAPTAIN CHARLES E. BELKNAP Sophie de Marsac Campau — Gentlewoman (1825-1869) MRS. J. C. BUCHANAN Presentation of the Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Campau By MRS. FRANCES E. CAMPAU DANFORTH MRS. ANNA CAMPAU BABY The portraits were painted by Charles H. Moore, a Grand Rapids artist, son of Judge Lovell Moore, about 1850 Reading, "Bury Me With My Grand Army Badge on My Breast" Poem by Adelphe T. Campau (1841-1909) MRS. I. PLATT POWELL Reading of Mrs. Harriet Guild Burton's Statement of the Bringing of the Guild Family to Grand Rapids by Louis Campau, June 23rd, 1833 MISS BARR, a descendant of Joel Guild From Fur Trading Post to Mansion, from Mansion to Cottage A retrospective View by Old Time Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Campau Music, "America" HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS LIBRARY OF CCnGRESS 016 099 503 8 OtCKINSON BROS GffAND RAPIDS \ HoUinger Corp. pH8.5