Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
nuental organization that II now is--a
model Confederate camp.
ORDER or BUSINESS

nuental organization that II now is--a
model Confederate camp.
ORDER or BUSINESS
The following Is the outline OF the Of
fetal programme for the meeting:
l. Opening with prayer.
. Onccrs' roll-call.
g. READING OF minutes OF last meeting.
4. Report 81 Grand Commander.
Q. Report Of other officers.
G. Report OF standing committees.
e. Report OF special committees.
s. Communications memorials, etc.
q Unfinished business.
To- Election Of officers.
H. Place of next meeting
~ New business.
H. Good OF the Grand Camp.
a. Adjournment
THE GRAND CAMPS OFFICERS.
The following are the officers and COM
mittees Of the Grand Camp:
John J. Williams, Grand Commahder'
Suth Boiling. First Lieutenant Grand
Commander. Petersburg. Va.
r. J.. Maury, Second Lieutenant Grand
Commander. Richmond Va.
Thomas w. Smith. Third Lieutenant
Grrnd Commander. SUFFOLK, Va.
Thomas G. Morton, Inspector-Generai'
stanton. Va.
REV. Il. d. fucker, Chaplaln-General,
Dr. John S. Powell surgeon-General.
Thomas Elicit, Adjutant- General, Rich
s. Moore, Jr, Aide-de-Camp, Berryyille,
Va.
Thomas D. Ransom, Aide-de-camp.
stanton, Va.
Advisory Council-The Grand COM
mandor and commanders OF all the camps.
Committee on FinanCe-Stith Boiling
chairman, John G. EWcll. T.. VI. Henry
James Macgin and William a. SmooI
Permanently established ia 1880.
Committee on Publishing School HIS
tory for Use I'm our Public and Private
SchoOls-Dr Hunter Mcclure (chairman),
John j. Williams. Rev. Il. ID. Tucker, l.
8. H. Smith, John II. Hume, Garter X.
BISHOP. Rev. S. Taylor Martin, II. II. Ed
wards. M. w. Lakewood, r. A. Brock,
James Mann. and W. III. Hurkamp. Ap-
pointed in lS2: continued AMI enlarged III
1895. continued in 1894, continued ana en-
larCed in 1885, continued in 1896 continued
and enlarged IN 1897; two reslgnedi con-
tiuued in 1895; two resigned.
Committee on Sons Of veterans ana
Ladies AuXiliory-Thomos I. Pollard
chairman. e. 7. Cox, w; B.: Browne;
Blackburn Smith. G. W. McNicar, and
Aubrey Bowie Continued 1898.
Committee on Good Of the Grand
Camp-Wiliam Kean Chairman, John
c. Ewen, George W. kurtz, i. y. Win
StOn. and =. =. BROOKE. OODtllueu 1850.
Committee on Distribuuon-D. A.
Grimsley. y. V. Randolph, and Thomas
W Smith.
Committee on Legislature-N. V. Ran
dOlph chairman. George l.. Christian,
William Kean. James II. Croker, j. j..
Harrison, John j. Williams, G. n. Gar
nett. and W. III. May. Continued 1898.
Committee on Fraudulent Pensions
r. S. Parks chairman. g. {. Wharton.
n. v. Randolph, William Kean, and
laugh X. Smith.
THE FAIR SPONSORS.
A departure this year-and one that will
add greatly 10 the interest Of the
meeting-wiu be the presence OF a num-
Der Of pretty girls as sponsors and maids
of honor There is a sponsor and maid
of honor for the State-at-large and one
each for every congressional district
The following is the list so far as the
appointments have been announced:
Spons0r-at-Iarge-M Janet George
Allen, of Lexington. Her maid Of honor
Miss Ella Meredith Cooke. daughter Of
Hon. Preston Cooke OF Richmond.
Third District: Sponsor-Miss Eliza
beth Brander, daughter Of Major General
Thomas 4. Brander Her maid Of honor
Miss Evelyn Bridges. daughter Of Captain
William NJ. Bridges.
Fourth District: SpOnsOr-Miss Mamie
Jannette Macklin. daughter Of Mr.. John