The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-15
ll~>SOCIETY.~l
GEORGIA ROOM IN
CONFEDERATE MUSEUM.
Miss Catherine stiles Report as Vice
Recent

Miss Catherine stiles Report as Vice
Regent.
Miss Katherine c. Stiles, vice re-
gent of the Georgia room in the Con-
federate Museum at Richmond. has
just issued her annual report for the
year ending. Dec. s, as follows:
This annual report from the Geor-
gia Room, is rather different from any
made before. Not many relics have
been received, but there has been a
gradual accumulation of papers, etc,
that necessitates some reclassifying
and adjusting to put them In the prop
er place, according to the method OF
arrangement, (which so far seems to
have been successful.
The money now in hand is sufficient
TO have made a case, large enough to
hold the memorial of the Alabama"
and other records of the Confederate
navy, and these will add another
great interest to the room.
Three chapters of the Children of
the Confederacy have sent contribu-
tons, and they are the first chill
dren" that have done so, and IL they
could know what encouragement and
pleasure 1t has given to all the c. NJ
L. s., they would be gratified. We
feel that they are interested in this
work, and will carry 1t on when we
can work no more, and perhaps, some
of their number may learn to love, re-
search, and use this material gathered
here to aid them in recording the true
history of the great past of the South
and their ancestors.
The money received this year was
s., a donation from an officer of the
Alabama" From the Daughters Of
the Confederacy of Georgia, Savan-
nah Chapter, $40; Macon, IS; Jan. 81,
IS Nov. 10; Waynesboro, 81;
Augusta $40; Columbus. So; Washing
ton, 81; Marietta, 81; Atlanta, IS; Way
cross, ST. East Rome, 81; Cedartown,
81; Tennille, 50. Subscriptions made
at the State Convention of United
Daughters of the Confederacy, at La
Grange, November, 1902, and sent
through the regent, Mrs. r. E. Park
of Atlanta: Athens, So; Gainesville
81; Americas. 81; Dalton, So; Macon,
81; Decatur 81; Atlanta, ST. East
Rome, 81; Newman, 81; Waycross, 81;
West Point, 81; Cedartown. 81; La
Grange. 81; Savannah, 81; Carters-
Vile. 81; Atlanta Children of the
dren of the Confederacy. 81; Decatur
Children of the Confederate. 81.
Katherine c. Stiles,
Vice Regent of the Georgia Room,
Confederate Museum, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Dec. 10. 1902.
Mr.. Emmett Moncreiffe left last night
for few days outing at his plantation
home in Alabama.
Invitations have been received in Sa-
vannah to the marriage of Mr.. Charles
Allen Owens. formerly of this city,
but now of Durham. N. c.. and Miss
Matte Ryrne Payne. at the Presbyte-
rian Church, Warrenton, Va, Saturday,
Dec. %.
Miss Tallulah v. Lang of Charlottes-
vile, Va, the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Keany at Brunswick for some time.
will visit other friends in the state.
She received many attentions while in
Brunswick. $50
THE Jacksonville Times Union and
Citizen says: MIR. F. c. Mcmillan and
bride of Savannah are registered at the
Windsor. They have just returned
from a delightful honeymoon spent on
the east coast of Florida. Mcmillan is
a prominent young music dealer of Sa-
vannah, and the bride is the charm
ing daughter of Capt. and Mrs. w. T.
Daniels.