The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

burg. presented a report in regard to tho
work done during the past year by tho
Colonial Capital Branch mt Williams
burg. The report was accepted with
thanks. IL especially pointed out the
fact that there are siill two windows left
in the old Powder Horn. where memorial
windows might be placed.
on motion OF Mr. Il. l.. Traylor. the
corresponding secretary was requested TO
inform Mr.. A. o. Mauck. Of Temple farm
that the acceptance OF his proposition was
deemed impracticable.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year was then taken UP and The Chair APP
pointed as members OF the Nominating
Committee Mcssrs W. G. Standard. r.
W Valentine, i. T. Crump. j. Aston
Cahell. r. \. Lancaster, William L. Shep-
pard. Or. r. \. Brock.
The committee then retired 10 Colonel
John Bell Bigger Office and in the mean
time some discussion took place as to
the manner in which the funds Of the
branches should be turned over 70 the
general association II was finally de-
Cided that the Central Committee shall
determine what proportion shall be turn
ed over by the several branches annually
to the general association.
MRS. BRYAN RrELECTED.
The Committee on Nominations theu
returned and Mr.. Cabell. before present
Ing the report stated that the committee
had very carefully considered Mrs. Bry-
ans resignation and being convinced that
her valuable services could not be spared.
especially at this time. had unanimously
decided to renomnate Mrs. Bryan for
president.
The following officers were then placed
I'm nomination by the committee:
Dresfdeuf-Mrg 10canh f.rNan Rich
m0nd. Va.
First Vice President-Mrs. J. S. Well
ford Richmond Va.
Second Vice President-Mrs. G. ". Cole
man. Williamsburg. Va.
Third Vico-President-Mrs L. W. Taze-
well. Norfolk Va.
Fourth Vice Presidcnt-AIrs. l. r. Ball
Richmond. VI.
Firth Vice-Presdcnt-Mrs J. Taylor FL
Tyson. Richmond. Va.
Sixth Vice President Mrs. +. V. Val
cntine. Richmond. Va
From out OF town: Mrs J. r. NJ Cur
~ Washington. y. c.. Miss NJ j. Gait
Norfolk. Va: Mrs r. W. Hollins Nash
vile, Tenn; Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. Lynch
burg Va. Mrs. Roger 4. Pryor. New
York; Miss Margaret Y. Smith. Alexan-
dria Va. Mrs. Edward y. Terhune.
BROOKLYN Mrs Joseph T. McWilliams.
Minnesota.
Treasurer Mrs John Z. Lirhtfoot. coz
north Tenth street.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs. G.. W.
Bagby. south Third street
Recording Secretary Mrs. James Lyons
fl5 east Franklin street.
Directory Board-Mrs. W. q. Bentley.
Mrs Thomas Boiling Mrs. T. r.. Crump.
Mrs. 4. r. Harris. Mrs T.. d. Hotchklss.
Miss " ". Leo. Miss NJ NJ. =. Newton.
Mrs. g. r.. OFcrrall. Mrs. W r. Robins.
Mrs. Charles Talbot Mrs Henry Tay-
Tor. Jr Miss Ella VI. Thomas. Mrs. T. =.
Valentine Mrs. u. H. Wise. Mrs H. 4.
Claiborne Mrs. Caskie Cabcl. Mrs. r. 4.
Bruce.
Tho report Of the committee was adopt
od and the officers elected
Mrs. Bagby stated that Colonel John
Bell Bigger had very kindly offered the
association the Use Of his office for the
meeting Of the Committee on Nomination
and M her suggestion IL vote Of thanks
was voted him.
Mrs. Bagby also urged the ladies Of the
Central Committee 90 attend the meeting
OF that body 40 the rooms of the Viz
einia Historical Society this afternoon az
ago o'clock
on motion Of Mrs. Lightfoot. the names
Of Mrs. Enders Robinson. Mrs Nirgiuus
Newton and Mrs Frank H. Williams
were added 10 the Advisory Board.
The meeting then adjourned