The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-18

Col. Woodward Furnishes Interesting
acknowledgements and Maids OF
Honor wilmington's Fair Repre-
sentatfves.

Colonel W. J.. Woodward. aide-de-
furnished The Messenger with the fol-
lowing interesting information as TO
the tenth reunion OF the United Con-
federate Veterans, which is TO be held
at Louisville. KY, from May seth to
June 23rd, 1900. General headquarters
will be at the Louisville hotel. at which
place the sponsor and chief maid of
honor for the North Carolina division
will be entertained as the guests of
the Louisville committee
The North Carolina division n bril-
lgade headquarters will be in the court
house, the first two stories OF which
building every Confederate soldier
from North Carolina. who does not
prefer TO go 10 a hotel Or a boarding
house, will be entertained as the guests
of Colonel Bennett Young n Mr..
james A S~huttleworth- Sleeping ar
lrangemeats will be provided in the
court house and a restaurant estab-
Ilished in a building adjacent Mr.. c. E.
johnson, chairman. (Courier-Journal
~lbuilding), on hotels and accommoda-
Itions, will give every information as
to board at hotels, boarding houses
and private houses DR.. Preston 3.
Scott Q514 Third street, is chairman OF
the medical committee" and will
give a most cordial welcome 10 the
Surviving medical officers OF the Con-
Ifederate army and navy.
Rev. DIR. E. L. Powell, on behalf OF
the Ministerial Union OF Louisville"
will provide free entertainment for all
lchaplains who will send their names
to him.
General J. S. Carr has announced the
appointment Of sponsor, chief maid of
honor and maids of honor to represent
the North Carolina division at the APP
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Sponsor-Miss Esther Ransom, OF
weldon.
Chief Maid of Honor-Miss Matte
Philips, Tarboro.
Maids of Honor-Miss Willie z. Ray,
Asheville; Miss Mary McRae, Chapel
Hill; Miss Alice Jones, Charlotte; Miss
Mary Maxwell, Charlotte; Miss Mary
lOates. Charlotte; Miss Margaret Can
mon, Concord; Miss Elizabeth Gibson
concord; Miss Emily Gibson, Con
cord; Miss Pearl Duke, Durham; Miss
Eta Hearte, Durham; Miss Lizzie
Morehead. Durham; Miss Lizzie Tay-
Ilor, Durham; Miss Lottie Tomlinson,
Durham: Miss Mary PrUden, Edenton;
Miss May Wood, Elizabeth City; Miss
Bessie Morgan, Elizabeth City; Miss
Kate Broadfoot, Fayetteville; Miss
Ellen Underwood, Fayetteville; Miss
Annie B. Borden, Goldsboro; Miss
Lizzie Dick, Greensboro; Miss Lottie
Peyton, Greensboro; Miss Theodore B
lGrimes, Grimesland; Miss Alice Cheek
Henderson,: Miss Ethel Dorsey, Hen,
Iderson; Miss Mary F. Hufham, Hen.
lderson; Miss Bessie F. Shaw, Hender-
Ison; Miss Alice Collins, Hillsboro; Miss
Jamie PEBBLES. Jackson; Miss Emily
H. Kenan, Kenansville; Miss Sadie d
Jones, Lenoir; Miss Annie Cooper
Murphy; Miss Isabelle Bryan, New
bern; Miss Ethel Hughes, New Bern
!, Miss Annie S. Stevenson, New Bern
Miss Fannie Lands. Oxford; Miss
/ Bennett Gregory, Oxford; Miss Jane
> Andrews, Raleigh; Miss Susan Clark
Raleigh; Miss Lilly Gray, Raleigh:
= Miss Ellen D. Hinsdale, Raleigh; Mis-:
e. Florence Jones, Raleigh; Miss Mary
5 Il. Sheriff., Raleigh; Miss Maggie Long
:. IRoXboro; Miss Mary w. Buyden, Sails
: bury; Miss Jennie NJ. Rankin, Sails
| bury; Miss Sadie Lewis, Statesville
: Miss Lorena Long, Statesville; Mis-.
} Ethel Marshall, Wedesboro; Miss Ma
LISA Morton, Washington; Miss Lucilt
Nicholson, Washington; Miss Sue Hall
Wilmington; Miss Maud NJ. K~ingsbury
IWilmington; Miss Sarah Kenan. viii
: mington; Miss Mary Meares, Whining
/ ton; Miss Fannie Taylor, Wilmington
Miss Jennie Wood, Wilmington; Mis-
l.. Caro- Buxton, Winston; Miss Mani
Gray, Winston.