The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-01
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meeting of the Daughters Of the Re
b Of l,xns. Austin. May 20-22, was a
Borable one in many respects.
IA accession to theif ranks OF n mum
r OF young girls, the addition TO their
roll OF such names as Mrs. Mary
&ldcrs, Miss Elizabet Ney aud Mrs.
In v. Pennybacker, the interest shown
heir proceedings by such men as Or.
liner, president Of the University of
MS; DR.. Garrison OF It's chair of history;
n Dibfell, one of our most liberal and
8dminded State senators, DIR. Frank
Knal. Judge Jonn IA. Reagan, Judge A.
IN erfell, Carlos l.. Bee OF the coming
B 1exns." and others bespeak grow
lIeuthusasul for the work they are do
IA in preserving the sacred places of
s history ana the records OF tue lives
b exa.. heroes.
IA society OF the Daughters of the Re-
Nc ~ Texas is unique among patriotic
[Ipizations, not only Tor It's work us a
/prical association, but because of its
M of the old men and women VINO made
ii history. The annual reunion of the
IN remnant of feeble white headed old
IL. as well as the glory of the struggle
Sflexas independence, and 1t is the pride
tne Daughters OF Texas to make them
III the love and appreciation of CRATE
|Ipeople
h an the Sons of the Republic come to
element the work or Daughters of the
3hIblc OF Texas, the spirit % it's found
Twill be felt TO the outermost borders of
Il glorious new state, and pride in its
8pry will grow with the years.
u G more important measures carried by
# association were Ia motion by Mrs
Tell TO the effect that the Daughters OF
81 Republic of Texas appropriate u sum
mooney, however small, toward having
~ Ncy bnsts of Austin and Houston
f$ed in all the high schools of the state !;
~ resolution by Mrs. Dibrell that the
Fighters of the Republic of Texas memoir
10 the Texas Federation of Women s
1ps for Its assistance IN placing the Ney
Sts IN the schools Crhe Texas Fedora
Efympathy with the work of the Daugh-
Nj of the Republic of Texas and its desire
4nrther 1t. Now 1t Is given the oppor
I1ity to speak in deeds) tel Motion by
~ Bryan that the Daughters give Or.
lf1ison all the assistance In its power. In
!terlal and in subscriptions for THE
xils Historical Magazine" of which DR..
|rrson Is without money and
thout price" but for love of Texas his
TIC usual routine business has already
ep given In The Post, as has also Mrs.
|ue Johnson's charming address. and Mrs.
~ ders' poem to the Daughters of the
,public of Texas.
lUe sumo. WIFI rnc
Sfption of the third vice president. Mrs.
Pndal having resigned, Mrs. Cornelin
inch Stone of Galveston was elected to
Nher place. Mrs. Arson Jones, president
m. A. j. Briscoe, first vice president
y Mrs. Rebecca j. Fisher, second vice
eFident, are all too febele TO stand the
ain OF long hours of presiding. therefore
~. Stone will be the acting president
.the association. Mrs. stones executive
Hlty. her clear head and calm temper.
7ke her an ideal presiding officer. as was
Rvn in. her two years service as prcsi
~ of the Daughters Of the Confederacy
Tx Pathfinders club of Austin had on OK
psiion on Thursday and Friday of last
eek Mrs. Kimball's travelling art port.
Ms. Very generously the Pathfndor.
sIted the other Austin club, the teachers
~ school children to come and enjoy the
ri treat.
The Jane Douglass chapter Daughters
sfhe American Revolution. Dallas, invited
en- friends, to "a love feast not LONG
e. when they took occasion to present
cir well beloved State regent. Mrs Johr
ape Henry. with an exquisite silver and
te'ass glowing cup Speeches and felici
Mons were numerous and most compll
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