Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-04
CAMP HARDEE
MEETS TO RECKON UP THE CARNIVAL
It Was Success in All Respects Save the Financial feature-Appropriate Reso-
 Iutons-0ther Business.


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 The regular monthly meeting of Camp Hardee, Limited Confederate Veterans, was held yesterday afternoon in Frs wells hall, Commander George c. Ar rington presiding.
 The meeting was opened with prayer by Chaplain M. H. Wells. after which the minutes of the previous meeting were read and the regular business was then proceeded with.
 Commander Arlington said the com mittee to secure headquarters for the camp had done nothing in that direction yet
 pr. Q. T. Dozier, chairman of the carni- val committee, submitted his report, in which it was shown that the receipts were not sufficient to pay the expenses. In all other respects the carnival was a success. Dr. Dozier offered the follow ing resolutions, which were adopted: Resolved, That the thanks of Camp Hardee are due and is hereby rendered to the Daily News, the Daily State and Age-Herald for their generous and val uable aid rendered the committee by their many and frequent notices of the carnival printed in their columns To the -,any ladies, each and every one, who gave us their aid and assistance, both. an the preparation of and the rem dering of our several programmes on the 2Sth and 29th. And especially would we acknowledge our grateful obligations to Misses Ella M Bibb and Stella Davie, who traveled so far on their own eX- pense to respond to our invitation and assisted us with their most excellent talent by soDgs and recitations, and in recognition Of their patriotic and timely services recommend that they be made honorary members of this camp. To all the ladies who so generously assisted us, Rn faix nd nall lAnt iHHlIN n thanks for their every effort in our be- half.t
 To Prof. Henri Weber, a wholc-souled man and prince of musicians the thanks of this camp are especially due for the splendid efforts of himself and the mem bers of the orchestra SD generously given on the occasion of our concert, without which the concert would not have been so great a success.
 To Professor Boyce we also return thanks for his services voluntarily given. And last, but not least. do we return thanks to our brother compatriots in blue who on this last pleasant occasion came out as they had done before and overwhelmed us with superior numbers. And to every one who in any manner gave us their assistance we do earnestly and heartily give thanks.
 O. T. DOZIER,
 R. F. RIDDEN,
 w. H. REYNOLDS.
 JNO. NJ. HARRAN,
 Committee The carnival committees report was referred to the finance committee.
 The finance committee on motion of Comrade M. w. Steel was instructed to suggest a method by which the deficit incurred by the carnival may be met Comrade M. w. Steel moved the adop tion of a resolution of thangs to be ten derded the carnival committee who so faithfully discharged their duty. The resolution was adopted.
 pr. O. T. Dozier said Professor Grambs, on being informed of the failure to real ize enough on the carnival to pay eX- penses, said that hereafter when Camp Hardee wanted to get up an entertain ment his services were at their command. Chairman Steel of the relief commit tee reported having assisted one or two members and said there were others who needed it.
 The rules were suspended and the fol- lowing applicants elected by acclama- ton: J. T. Mclaughlin. P. $. Collins and James r. Hill.
 The committee on a Ctsfederate home was granted further time. Comrade w. H. Reynolds was relieved from further duty on the committee
 Comrade l.. Ferguson of Camp Stew art Piedmont. Ala. was introduced to the camp.
 A motion to adjourn prevailed.