Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-10


noke county.
Mrs. A. +. waite. Richmond. Henrico
| county, reelected.
Mrs. ]. ID. Pretlow. Franklin. Southamp-
| ton county. reelected.
Mrs. Fannie Miller. Thaia, Princess
! Anne county. reelected.
Mrs. II. Il. HoIlnsworth. Edinburgh.
Shenandoah county.
Mrs w. +. Newton. Staunton. Augusta
county.
Mrs. Fannie Brugh. Brugh's Mill. Bote-
tourt county.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Norman Lynchburg.
Campbell county. reelected
Mrs. Thomas Whitehead, Ashland,
Hanover county. reelected
Mrs. A. c. Miley. Norfolk. Norfolk
county, reelected.
Mrs. Il. T. Ivy, Newport News. War
wick county.
Mrs. Henry Ehr. Upperville. Fauquier
county.
Mrs. ]. w. Castles, Cape Charles.
NORTHAMPTON county. reelected.
Mrs. C. w Thompson, Ceptralia, Ches-
terfield county.
Mrs. l.. A. Richardson, Louisa court
house. Louisa county. reelected.
Mrs. Thomas T.. Bagby, West Point,
King William county.
Mrs. NJ. s. Williams, Alexandra, Alex
andria county
Mrs. Charles Philips. Hampton, Eliza
beth City county.
SUPERINTENDENTS.
The following superintendents Of de-
partments, recommended by the Execu-
tive Committee. were elected:
Organzation-State -OTganizer-Mrs W.
u. Newton. Staunton. reelected.
General secretary. "Y's" branch-Mrs.
J. Tyler Jobson, Richmond, reelected.
Loyal Temperance Legion work-Mrs'
W. c. Payne. Charlottesville, re-eiectea'
Work Among Coiored People-Mrs' .
Leterman. Charlottesville. re-eiecteu'
ve-Health-Miss Laura smith,
Hamilton. reelected.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Temperance In
struction-Alrs. A. +. Waite, Richmond
reelected; SundaySchool Work-Mrs'
William d. Southall. Brambleton. rem
perance Literature-Mrs. Thomas >
/ Bagby. West Point. Press-Mrs. M. -
| Faville Norfolk Demorest Medal Con-
tests-Nrs Howard NJ. Hoge, Loudoun'
| county. reelected. Influencing Physicians
to Prescribe Non-Alcoholics-Mrs a. a
NJ Fultz. stanton.
Observation-Disclosures and WORK IN
! Almshouses-Mrs. NJ. b. Lee, Richm9nu'
reelected. Unfermented Wine-Mrs. VIII
|
! elected Prison and Jail-Mrs IhomaS
Whitehead, Ashland. Securing Homes
for Homeless Children-Mrs. Barr, WIN
! chester. Work Among Soldiers ana
| Saflors-Mrs. J. w. Castles, Cape Charles'
reelected. Purity--Mrs. NJ. Il. Webb
! Norfolk. reelected.
! Social-Par,or Meetings-Miss Alice
| williams, Bridgewater. reelected. Flower
Missionaries Thomas II. Russell, klch-
mond, reelected state ana county
! Fairs-Nrs. J. u. Scheduled, Dsnville.
LEGAL Legislation and Petitions-Mrs.
7 A. Crenshaw. Richmond. Peace ana
Arbitration-Mrs. j. ID. Pretlow, Franklin
reelected.
Virginia l.-Editor-Miss Iona A.
Kern Winchester, reelected.
Standing Committees-Tempe Tenn
nle-Mjss Lizzie Shumate. Winchester
Railroad Rates-Mrs. Il. y. Clement Cen
tralia.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson. Of East Nor
folk. then read the second chapter OF
James. and offered the noontide prayer
Mrs j. l. Jobson, tempe superin-
tendent for the past year. read her re-
port. which was approved and received
The purity report sent by Mrs Mary
+. webb. OF Norfolk was read by Mrs
Jones. 1t showed gratifying results Tor
the year Just closed and was thankfully
received.
A communication was read by Mrs.
Hoee from Rev. j. w. Lee. stating that
/ he had made preparations for the No-
mans Christian Temperance Union TO or
ganlze a large branch at Lambert POINT
Mr.. Lee, who was i'm the audience was
called upon to offer prayer, and me con-
vention adjourned at 1850 for dinner.
| The fourteenth annual convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Is now an event Of the past The
final exercises were held AT the Casino to-
night. the principal feature being an ad-
dress entitled Truth Stronger Than
| Fiction" by Miss Elizabeth u. Yates
| National Educational lecturer from The
| Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
At its conclusion Mrs. NJ. +. FTistoe'
corresponding secretary, presented a
solid gold souvenir spoon on pehat Oh
the convention to Mrs. NJ. b. Lee, OF
Richmond. the Oldest member Of the Nir-
ginia Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. who will complete her 10Th year
tomorrow. At the afternoon session the
| following delegates were elected TO the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union Convention: Mrs. Joseph Charles,
of Newport News. delegate at large;
Miss Lizzie Shumate, Of Winchester, al
ternate; Mrs. NJ. f. Parker, OF Norfolk
Mrs NJ. c. Favile, of Norfolk, alternate;
Mrs w. f. Newton. of Stanton; Mrs.
A e Waite Of Richmond, alternate;
Mrs T. J. Tyler Jobson, Of Richmond
for the 'Y's'; Mrs Clement, OF Centralia-