The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-21
WREATHES FOR
SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Ladies VIII Begin Making Them AT
the Armnrr Tn-nlnrrnr NInrninc

! Ladies' VIII Begin Making Them al
the ArmOry TO-mOrrow Morning.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock al
the Regimental Armory the Daughters
of the Confederacy Velll begin their
yearly work of making wreaths to dec
crate the soldiers graves on Memorial
Day. The time of preparation is blie.,
as the wreaths will be put up Satur-
day. 1t is hoped that not only all the
members of the society viii be present
to assist in the task, which is a heavy
one. but that all who feel a patriotic
iBterest in the cause viii lend their
aid. Leaves and wires will be provid-
ed and those who wish to avail them
selves of the materials for decorating
private lots will be welcome to do so.
only being asked TO make their
wreaths at the armory.
The Memorial Day committees are
as follows:
For soldiers lot in Laurel Grove
Mrs. A F. Marmelstein, chairman;
Mrs. NJ. 5. Baker, Mrs. w. B. Stephens.
Mrs. Barron Carter, Miss Lillian
Fleetwood, Mrs. J. G. Hill Miss Julia
Ward, Miss NJ. w. Maccaw, Mrs. Rob5.
Hunt. Mrs H. c. Harden, Mrs. a. S.
Bacon. Mrs. a. +. Moynelo.
To decorate the monument to the
Gettysburg dead. Miss Nary W. Mae
cav, chairman; Miss Adelaide Bar
nard, Miss Lillian Fleetwood.
To decorate the saTcophasus to
Gen. Barlow and the graves of the
Manassas dead: Miss J. J. Kollock.
chairman; Miss E. NJ. Johnson, Mrs.
E. F. Lowell. Mrs. d. O. Stringield
Mrs. James Sexton, Mrs. j. G. Roberts
son, Mrs. F. d. Bloodworth.
To place Wreaths on the graves Of
the soldiers outside of the soldiers lot
in Laurel Grove: Mrs. G.. w. Lamar
and Mrs. ]. w. Daniel.
Bonaventure: Mrs. Edward Karow,
chairman; Mrs. NJ. S. Baker, Mrs. Kate
F. Krenson, Mrs. Rebeckah B. Du-
pont, Miss NJ. Louise Dupont, Miss
Lillian Miller Miss Elbie Miller, Miss
Lillian Strickland. Mrs. William Mich
OILS, Mrs. A. S. Bacon.
The Cathedral Cemetery: Miss c.
H. McIntire, chairman; Miss Emma F.
Clark, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Ce-
celia c. Mclaughlin, Mrs. NJ. P. Usina,
Miss Camilla N. Usina, Miss Gertrude
Z. Dillon, Miss f. A. OMara, Mrs. NJ.
O'Mara.
To collect contributions at the gate
of Laurel Grove:
From to 5 o'clock-Mrs. Fred My
ers and Mrs. X. T. Waller.
From to 6 o'clock-Mrs. R. M.
Demere and Mrs. Abbie Orme
From to Z o'clock-Mrs. M. A.
Drummond and Miss Julia Ward.
A meeting of the ladies of the COM
mittee having in charge the decorating
of the Confederate Monument for the
Memorial Day celebration will be
held at II o'clock to-day at the home
of Mrs. J. S. Wood, the chairman, at
No. 800 Whitaker street. The commit
tee is composed of the following ladies':
Confederate monument in the Park
Extension: Mrs. ]. S. Wood and Miss
Irene Withers, chairmen Mrs. Barron
Carter, Mrs. Henry Blum, Jr., Mrs.
L. H. Raines, Mrs. Max Wolf, Mrs.
Frank Butner. Mrs. f. H. Abrahams,
Mrs. w. II. Barr, Miss e. Barr, Miss
Marie E. Dreese, Miss Lula Davis,
Misses Charlton, Mrs. j. H. Estill
Mrs. II. A. Crane, Mrs. w, H. Leahy,
Miss George Freeman, Mrs. T. S. Tut
wiler. Miss Bessie Hunt, Mrs. A. f.
Marmelstein, Miss L. NJ. Cabaniss,
Miss S. l.. Cabaniss, Mrs. A. c. Har-
mon, Miss F. o. Bradley, Miss N. A.
Bradley, Mrs. w. A. Winburn, Miss
Phoebe Elliott, Mrs. T. p. Waring,
Miss Mary Joe Pritchard, Miss T. G..
Ward, Miss a. l.. White.