The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
THE DAUGHTERS OF
THE C0NFEDERACY
The Annual Convention to Be
gin in Charleston To-nor-
row Morning.

All the Confederate women OF virginia
are Interested In the tenth annual con-
vcntion of the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy, which Will convene NJ
Charleston, s. c., on "Wednesday morn
Ing and continue until Saturday evening.
1'he Charleston Chapter has nnuue e.e.s
arrangement for the entertainment ana
pleasure of the visiting Daughters, ana
those who make the trip are assured IN
advance of old-time hospitality.
The Richmond delegation Will be headed
by Mrs, Edgar Taylor. and win include
Mesdames Hugh Miller. J. III. Iimperlake'
Hugh Taylor, G. orge A. Lyon, 3. a. Biel l.
ner, Edward Valentine, w. X. Na"ter'
Miss Bette Ellyson and others. All tne
other chapters in the state or nearly all,
will be represented at the conyen ION.
In fact. Virginia promises to be well rep
resented, both in numb rs and personuei
Tho party will leave this city via the
Atlantic Coast Line, part OF them at WV
A. M. to-day and others at TO eloch
this evening. Mrs. Norman V. fahooiph
will not be able to 60.
The delegates will be accorded an m
formal reception at the chapter hali,
corner of Market and Meeting streets
this evening, and opportunity VIII there
be afforded for the visitors to meet tho
Charleston Daughters, their hosts
The formal opening of tho convention
will take place Wednesday morning al
Hibernian Hall, and at this meeting ad.
dresses vii be made by the Governor u
South Carolina and the bishop OF that
EnIscopal Diocese, and there VIII be
other welcoming speeches on behalf OF
CITY and State, with responses by VlsitlnS
Daughters. Tho Charleston Chapter VIII
serve an elegant luncheon in the base
ment OF the hail after the morning SEES
sion. All delegates and members OF inc
convention are invited to be present q.
this luncheon Luncheon will be served
IN tho I'M. also on Thursday and Friday
morning between the forenoon and alter
noon sessions.
Wednesday afternoon will be given up
Ia social features of the gathering.
tea will be given by the Ladies' Memorlal
Association and the Board Of the Conled,
crate Home College at the co"ege, ana
another by the Colonial DANES at theiT
rooms In the old colonial poWoer hlasa-
zine.
wednesday evening and Thursday
morning will be given up to business
sessions of tho convention. and after
lunch on Thursday there will be prlei
business session. The social features OF
Thursday will be an afternoon reception
from until 6 in the ball room or the 81
John Hotel, given by the City Federauon
OF Women's Clubs. Thursday night at
Hibernian Hall the Charleston Chapter
will extend a formal reception to the VS.
ltors. The veterans will be present also.
Friday will be devoted entirely to busl-
ness sessions. with the intermission Tor
luncheon. There will be business ses-
sion saturday morning and In the after
noon the delegates will be the guests OF
the city Of Charleston. the guests being
escorted by the Mayor and city Council
on an excursion to points In and around
the harbor. 1t is probable that the dele
gates will be afforded the opportunity OF
worshipping at the o.-est colonial church
II; South Carolina on Sunday.