The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
rur oFr1C1AT, REPORT.

Inc IOllOWlHS tllC OiiANieAA ~ -
the meetings Of the board yesterday and
Tuesday:
Two additional directors were present
Yesterday at the second meeting of the
association namely: Mrs Bash DUKE:
Kentucky and Mrs. James Y Leigh. OF
Norfolk, who made reports from their
chapters and said every chapter they
knew Of would respond to the appeal.
Mrs. Rounsavllle moved that Mr.. 70 =,
Tavlor.s election to the Advisory Board
be confirmed This was done by accta-
nation. Mrs. Duke moved that the CITY
Engineer and Advisory Board meet with
the ladies at the Senate Chamber ana m
struct them in regard to the ADOPTION OF
a model that would come within the re-
quirements of the circular sent out: ~
motion was made to eNpeolte iiiat'e,s .
that a first. second and third cholce De
made. the final vote to be taken TO-DAY
~ The senate Cha rnber at 10 O'Clock n.
NJ, where the meeting OF the boaiu u
Directors had been called
TUESDAYS SESSION.
A meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
the Jefferson Davis Monument Assoclst-
tion held at the Confederate Museum
Tuesday at IL A. M. MIS-. .. lhoiiias
Mccullough in the chair, Inc 11lee'i,.s
opened with prayer, for guioalee ~ ~
irnnortant a. matter as a choice from tne
10 f+tjnr memorial of the only Presl-
den+ of the Confederate States or the
+r,antv-four directors, the following Wsie
nresent. Mrs. Mccullough. president: MI .
WOOD If FLORIDA. vice-president; Mrs. =,
n Taylor. treasurer, Richmond NIs. ~ :.
Y. Randolph, secretary; MIS-; Coo oTrs
FLORIDA: Miss Harrison, Mlsslssippi' '
p Alison. North Carollna' M.s. NJ
justine Smythe. South Cal n, N1rs
10 Texas, 1lI >.
po,,nsa Vile Georgia; Mrs. T. j: Loueran ann
r a.uulaa Miss Mary Amelia Smith, w
a;nia Mrs. w. J. Bel1an.. LoulslaIa' 49,
Sa,.land Jones, North Carolina MIS- w
va y p;oI,.rdosn. Louisiana: Mrs. W. y.
Sod New York; Mrs. Is. a. bieniiei' ;
Richmond f-on, several stat
inc sickness alone preventsu 3 W.
tendance The minutes OIL .n- read
eo,i .Sean,ation Of those who were nH'
-. a,+ at that meeting. MIS- ~
p ~ ael-ad that the board conilrl,i ~
iousn :..e. ,,a1r members who We're elec,eu
loilo"it. aS7,,,an+ion: Mrs.&Garland 'oilSs
a.lel n Walker, Miss Mary A.he4re
sn,;t,, MRS Robert White, VIM re-
a;n+ed in the place OF MIS- Iohn
pa,.ed from West Virginia. pink
richardson, in place o. ~ NJ, " elem
neS oi pa,es in place Of Mrs. IL N. s.id
entiie .r1-ansas. Mrs. .AlcCulioc 81 Sc &c
SON. " a,--,vs at he service o. ne
she va" va. md as their eXecutlv7 NIre
soclat,o. .ready to be consulted. AZ a
was ava 80 South Carolina, HaaS ~,
slas , tit speech on the MENU 10, vas a
,,;oi, # spoken of as d a,,i+ah1a in
49,, of principle, ana +bis arch,
s - could be placed o for fu-
which would serve as iii'''
ture generations secretary stated
Inc ispU- instructions of the pieslo. ~
that ,,,rs had been sent ou.' nraa
3'ooo ,,,aaa in every dlrectlon'
appeals ranort showed $4,000 m o AZ
I",a interest. 5000 o.
. ~ &c Collected since OCTOBER: ,rc,rrr
oee't rHANKED THE COMM .,. ~ ra
~ ,.e,,ort of Central ComHl'ese - rn
.a.d showing the great al1lo''.. e+ated
ao,,e nv this local commute. -, az oanstant
tbat if it had not been ioi . Tav1or.
advice and work of MT. Euea -. stand
thi,,gs would have come " saa,ca
lii1,ss 1,a+e of thanks and conllue''oe
49, extended to this comm
va" Ne Pahan gave very comprei,ens.os
80 - work done by. the Con1eoela.su
lep '.,,anr Memorial Association. sta.'l:e
tho+ +here we're now thlrtyslA - o, .s
tions On the roll, and that one unousa...
80 hundred and twenty-si3 ooiiai 10
49,, contributed to JEFFERSON =
Monument Fund. herman.
There has never been a more nal n.or.,
;ors r,eeetine of representative sou.ie =. =
,,o,,,on assembled here to do honor 70 ene
, mo,,,o, If the President Of the Conted-
crate States.
Reception Last Night.
The Confederate reception last night al
Tho residence of Mrs. n. F.sRallooil'ii was
a brilliant affair. ,,;,,;,,+,,
Tho handsome residence was primarily
lighted and on the door and stairway
..0ld Glory' and the Confederate 1las
waved together fragrant lilies and 1resn
nalms mingled with daisies, were the
| hea,,tif,1l floral decorations placed by the
young daughters Of the Richmond CHAP
ter. f.ono +he
ok norch which was charmingly deco
rated in flowers and shaded lights, the
Misses McIntire, Miss Elizabeth Patter'
son. Miss Annie Gray. Miss Nina Ran
dolph. Miss Julia Lee. Miss Katherine
Anderson and Miss Mamie Randolph; OF
floating.
The guests were all In evening dress
| MANY elegant costumes were worn, per
| haps the most elegant seen Tor some
| time.
| The guests were welcomed by MAJOR anc
Mrs M V. Randolph, assisted by the
| directors OF the Jefferson Davis Monu'
! ment Association, and Mrs. James Mercer
| Garrett, Mr.. Robert T. Meade. Of Peters.
h,,ro. Nrc Caorpa Donaldson, of WeS