The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
Daughters OF
C0nfederacy.
i News and Notes in Re-
gard to Texas Chapters.
U. D. G.
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n II Tobin, president, Austin.
W. Houston, first vice president,
isiaic
lrt Houston.
sslla Dinsu,or third vice president.
N Springs.
ia
tere Johnson, secretary, Tyler.
A.v. winkler, treasurer. Corsicana.
" P. Lane, registrar, Sherman.
Adslls A. Dunovant, historian. Hous-
w send all communications for this coll
wMfs Seabrook w. Sydnor, 14l6 Frank
rgas, Houston. Texas.
" The closing scenes of the State
rtlon with Acknowledgements to the
bot array Of women who have made
nj 70 successful and encouraging to
Eritsi Daughters of the Confederacy
~, we turn with no little feelings
NJ to the new administration. The
leader, Mrs. Beadette b. Tobin, is
riager TO usher name and deeds
buous In every movement of women
" advancement and we'll being of
peat State, To her energy and abil..
u due the only representation made
pas At the Worlds Fair at Chicago
bitterly her work in the Confederate
Is worthy our highest commenda-
PRESIDENT OF Albert Sidney John
azpler and in her labors for the Con-
home at Austin. We feel that
iai division is safe in her hands !
ea!Ine good work SO successfully be-
'ul continue to grow. She has an
eiS OF assistants in the State Of
~ have all proven their efficiency
nslol 70 the cause. Notably may
aa'ned Mrs. A. Y, Winkler, whose |
aae Is synonymous OF all that is
elduring, devoted; her very soul /
RPed up In its welfare. To one
We extend heartiest congratula.
" good wishes.
~
1anents to the constitution and by
aplsd at the convention of the
a'lslon, United Daughters of the
eny, November $3.50:
.snent No. /, offered by Miss
~ VI houston, which was adonted
annually. a'o NV
y. .sae :. NJ No. 2. offered by Mrs.
u Victoria, provides for the
A rs. .iacers lin all chapters) to be
.''' Tue first of January as pos.
sasat No. 8 provides for the an
prs. to be held the third week
I'm .ae DAY Of the week subject
y q the president.
IN %eail your attention to amend
/ A., especially and earnestly re-
ID ~. ~ send in your list of new
" thereafter as possible.
|u,un n. MRS. Cone Johnson,
texas Division. U. d. G.
! ~
' :, Lee chapter, U. d. C.
~ nslo Its initial historical
M. tuesday afternoon by request a
4, man Of the chapter, Mrs. Low
49,. prevented by illness from !,
= The meeting was arranged
sa'sant. State historian. Fl
Nv s'ses We're opened by Miss s
! va \ ! very able and interesting
I'D ,.Tring this little Annie Mar
EG H om sword of Robert Lee
/ i,ona 1--we 1--WE gave very instructive a
iSs ~. rercy Gregg's history of the G
n sum,ssal swing an account OF tho I
I,ts sl0h on the question, "can the Q
lr,iss De called Nation?" was !,
h MI. ana closed the meeting b
i, ~ r,a to note that in tho t
5sinr p sr the old soldiers n
II thsv. BOXES of good things 70, Z
b kay. %ay be reminded that tho o
!kseft nem In their loving care a
Ism,ppI family and hearthstone II
pa in liz lamar Fontaine. chapter b
b veil s nus good work and viii 7
NJ etr nied with books. journals g
\. ola besides good things Ia Il
sie'ans at the home AT 8
w. t9-,i !.
!asniSnn Davis has sent a bear. z
home. 70 me veterans in the Z
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