The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-07
THE FAIR GUESTS
WHO'LLV|S|T RALEIGH
Meeting of the Daughters Ct
Confederacy.
A LIST UF THEIR NAMES
Most Largely Attended Conventit n
Ever Held in This State.
FIFIY-THREE DELEGATES WILL BE HERE
The Programs and Invitations Have Be- IS
sued, and Include Several Recep-
lions. Speeches And Bust
ness Meetings.

ness Meetings.
1t is said that the meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy, which
takes place here October 10-11, will be
the most largely attended meeting that
has taken place in this State. Hither-
to, the largest attendance was fortysix,
but it is said there will be ffty-six dele
gates to this one. They come from all
parts of the State, and will be gladly
welcomed to the homes of Raleigh.
The list of delegates and the places
where they will be entertained, is as
follows:
Washington, N c., (Pamlico Chapter
Mrs. Jos. Saunders at Mrs. Litchford's,
Miss Bridgman at Mrs. Litchford's, Miss
Rodman at Mrs. Hinsdales, Mrs. Small at
Mrs. Hinsdale's, Mr.. and Mrs. Call at Mrs.
Swindells, Mrs. J. A. Taylor by Mrs. Cow
per at the Marlborough House.
Winston.-Mrs. Whitaker at Mrs. A. B.
Stronachs, Mrs. Riggans at Mrs. Hecks.
StaSesviIle.-Mrs. j. A. Cooper and Mrs.
w. A. Thomas at Mrs. Roots.
Lexington-Mrs Chas. A. Hunt and Miss
Hunt - Mrs. Fritz Mahler's.
Pittsboro.-Mrs II. A. London at Mrs.
Josephus Daniels
Mrs MePheeters'. Mrs Shaw by Mrs.
Badger at Mrs. w. T. McGee's. Mrs. Par
ham and Mrs. Maria Parham at Mrs.
Montgomerys.
New Bern-Mrs G. w Brinson at Mrs.
p Bryan's, Miss Powell at Mrs. Garland
Joness.
Greensboro (GuiIford Chapter).-Mrs.
f. Dalton at Mrs. r. II. Lewiss. Mrs. j.
G. Broadnax at Mrs. A. B. Andrews's,
Miss NJ. Small at Mrs Hecks's.
Wadesboro-Mrs Eugene Little at Miss
Battles, Mrs. w. A. Ingram at Mrs Ed
Chambers Smiths, Mrs. w. P. Parsons at
Mr. Rainey's Miss Pinkston at Mrs. Ell
Chambers Smiths. EiH9E'FiN
Lenoir-Miss Lima Caison at Mrs.
Womack's.
Durham.--Mrs. Leo Heartt at Mrs. jul
Jus Lewiss. an = ~
Goldsboro.-M Collier at Mrs. Rob-
erts', Mrs. NJ. L. Lee at Mrs. Josephus
Daniels.
Morganton.-Mr D. H. Person at Miss
McKimmon's.
Salisbury.-Mrs. Edwin Overman at Mrs.
II. Jackson's, Mrs. Vim. Overman at Mrs.
Odds.
Charlottc-Mrs. Armistcad Burwell at
Mrs. A. b. Andrews, Miss Clarkson at
Mrs. C. c. Johnsor's.
Asheville.-Mrs. Kepler by Mrs. West
tat Mrs. Roberts).
Grcenyille.-Mrs. T. J. Jarvis at Mrs.
Pogue's, Miss Latham at Mrs. Shows.
Wilson.-Mrs. Samuel Hodges at Mrs.
Womack's, Mrs. Herring at Mrs. Pitten-
gers, Mrs. Woodland with relatives
Wilmngton.-Mrs James at Mrs. Den
sons, Mrs. Harlow at Mr.. Rainey's, Mrs.
Willard at Mrs. G. Bushels. Mrs Pal
slcy at Mrs. ODDS, Miss Mears at Mrs.
G. G. Johnson's.
Concord-Mrs. J. A. Worthington a,
Mrs. Van B. Moore's.
Tho invitations which have been Sent
out read as follows
Fourth annual meeting North Carolina
Daughters of Confederacy, October 10-11,
1900 Auditorium, in State Museum.
officers of the North Carolina Daugh-
tiers Of Confederacy:
Honorary Presidents-Mrs. William
Parsley, Wilmington, N. c.; Mrs Gone
WALL jackson, Charlotte, N. c.; Mrs.
Francis C. Fisher, Ticrnan, Salisbry
N. c.
President-Miss Ida Tunstall Rodman,
Washington, n. c.
First Vice President-Mrs. Thomas j.
Jarvis
Second Vice President-Mrs. J. b.. Whit
aker, Winston Salem, n. G..
Treasurer-Mrs. John w. Hinsdale,
Raleigh, n. c.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. William II.
Overman, Salisbury, ~ c.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Mar
garet M. Blount, Washington, n. G.
Registrar-Mrs. Maria S. Parham, Hen
derson, N C.
PROGRAM, WEDNESDAY,, 1890 A. M.
Business Session.
Opened with Prayer by Rev DR.. M. M
Marshall.
AFTERNOON, 3 p. NJ
Report of Committee for Jefferson Davis
Monument.
Music
Address-Captain benson.
Music
State Chairman's Report.
Report of Chapters.