The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

presented by Miss Harrison, of Mississip-
pi.
Miss Virginia Montgomery, of New Or
leans. presented by Mrs. w. ]. Behan
and Mrs. j. Pinkney Smith, of New Or
leans.
Charles Albert Lopez. of New York.
presented by Mrs. John P Allison, OF
North Carolina.
William Copper, Of New York, present
ed by Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. of
Richmond.
Randolph Evans. of New York. pre-
scented by Miss Hall. of Maryland.
Waldo Storey. presented by Mrs. James
Y. Leigh, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Caroline Brookes Green, of Wash
,ngton. presented by Mrs. Clement1ne
Boles, of Arkansas.
MANY ARE WE'LL KNOWN.
Many of these names are we'll known
in Richmond. The Winnie Davis Monu-
ment is by Zolnay. Visitors to the Chi
caso ana Charleston Exposiuons saw
the beautiful work Of Gudebrod and Pill
liars and others of the list. copper ana
Evans and possibly one or two others
are Virginians. The Association oe-
cided to consider only models. Pictures
or drawings will not be received. Inc
ladies' of the Association much regretted
'
wel,-known. Southern artists are not to
be found in the list of those competing.
WILL BE MEMORIAL ARCH.
The Board of Directors at it's meeting
in November selected a memorial arch
&c rho appropriate monument to MI
Davis and the cause he represents. me
citv of Richmond and the site al Twelfth
,,,d Broad Streets were also selected.
c,ec;al permission was secured from the
civ and also from the State. Its loca-
tion near the public buildings OF the city
,,d state and away from shops ana the
business district is regarded as pecu1arlS
,,nronriate. The location of the arch
in the center of the city. where 1t Would
no a permanent memorial and OBJECT
Lesson seen by thousands. was also
point gained.
r1,,a association has $4,000 in bank. 1t
.,.+ad 10 the artists that the monument
ND cost not less than $4,000. 1t hopes
80 raise $4,000 It is to be MADE OF
southern. material. The ASSOCIATION sug
gests Virginia granite. The arch' accord
a.. 70 tho present plan. will be compiet-
.as .,d unveiled in 1904. when it is pro-
,5a.ed to have the Confederate reunion in
pichroond. The model for the arch Will
not he on exhibition until all are IN
MACE in the Senate chamber
70 THOSE COMPOSING THE BOARD.
rrhe Board of Directors of the assocla-
tion numbers twenty-four members, as
r5;,cws: Mrs. S. T. Mccullough, OF staun-
ten. va, the president Of the assoclauo !,
Mrs. E. G.. Weed. rice-presldeht' Mrs. T.
d. Taylor. treasurer.
A,abama-NIrs. Charles G. Brown,
Fountain Heights. Birmingham
.r,xansas-AIrs. .Clementine Boles.
Eiorida-Mrs. II. C. Cooley, Jacksonville.
C.eorcia-Ars. James A. Rounsavllle,
Rome.
vile.
Nj N,;ssouri-NIrs r. z. Wilson. Kansas
Miseissippi-Miss Mary Harrison. Co
MAJ. Maryiand-.a1iss Elizabeth ". Hail.
New e York-Mrs w, W. Rad. New
York city
south caro!ina--Nrs. Augustine smythe.
Tennessee-Nlrs. T. j. Latham, Memphis
Texas-AIrs. NJ. r. Al. Rosenberg, CAL
veston.
Virginia Divisicn-A1rs. James Y. Leigh,
evand Division of virginia-Mrs. N. v.
Randolph. Richmond.
West virginia-Mrs. William ". Ar
Eett.
Mrs. William ]. Behan. Confederate
Southern SaIenoria! Association. New Or
leans. La.
Mrs. Garland Jones. Confederate South
ern@ Memorial Association Raleigh, n. c..
Mrs. J. D. Walker. Confederate South
err Memorial Association, Fayetteville.
Ark.
Tho Board OF Directors vii! be the
guests of the Central Committed during
their stay in Richmond. Mrs ~. ".
Randolph Is chairman OF this committee.
This visiting ladies will no entertained
by tbs Daughters Of tho confederncy
and tho Confederate Memorial and Lit