The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

Owen is hereby respectfully proposed for the position of Commanccr.tn In Chief sf the United Sons of Confederate Veterans, at the election therefor in Louisville, Ky, in 1905"
 The resolution was unanimously
 Snmounccment of the fine program ,os entertainments furnished by the city of Mobile was made by Major Howard Gailiard. The city of Mobile was thanked by a resolution offered 5y General Brandon for it's fine hospital jty, and the convention having com pleted all its business. adjourned sine die.
 List of cassaps Ia the Alabama Divisien.
 Us. C. V.
 ls. John Pe,,am, Auburn; c. c. Thach. Co.nniandant: B s. Patrick.
 iso. N. B. Forrest. Huntsville: Douglas Taylor Coramandant; Charles
 2O6. Joe Wheeler, Tuscumbia; Dr H. J. Thurmond, Jr.. Cercmandant; O. t. simpson. Adjutant.
 232. W. H. Payne. Scottsboro: W. H. Payne, Commandant; Virgil Boul- 'si s.i. Wr'. s. Rankhead, courtiand: Lawson Sykes. Commandant; D. L..
 25S. Hoiiingsworth, Gadsden: J. c. Elder. Commandant; l.. B. Rainey, Ad-
 s5s. Holtzclaw. Montgomery; R. Tyler Goodwyn. Commandant; Wm. T.
 ssS. Frank ogden, sulligent; Dr. D. D. Hollis, Commandant; w. w. og-
 2s5. R. K. Boyd. Albertviile: E. Q. McCord. Commandant; J. E. Ray, Ad-
 sss. Morgan. Hartselle; J. H. Cors- bic. Commandant; P. M Brindley. Ad-
 soS. Troupe Randle. Union Springs: J. H. Rainer. Jr., Commandant; B. F. Powell. Adjutant. Quarles. Commandant; J. c. Coleman.
 ssi. John T. Morgan, Attalia: Dr. R. r. Mcconnell, Commandant; Geo.
 sSS. E, W. Pettus. Selma; W. B. Craig. Commandant; Theo. Lacey. Ad- Jutant.
 S72. Thomas H. Watts. Forest
 ssi. A e. HaTErove. Tuscaloosa; A s, vandegraT; pommandant; J. T.
 ss5. John W A. Sanford, Troy: sam A. Williams. Commandant; J. F. Youngblood. Adtutantt
 s94! Pinckney D. Bowies. Ever N. Staliworth, Adtutant. .-t.-
 s9s Ben Bricken, LuVerne: M. L.. Black. Commandant; W. M. Bailey. sss Jen Burnett. creenvnle: Thomas W. Peagler, Comma1dant; J. H. Wilson, Adtutant. 4Os, George E. Dixon. Mobile; George H. Jones. Commandanti Nj. T. Sprague, Adjutant.
 l22. Leigh. Brewton, N. R. Leigh. Jr.. Commandant; w D. Sowell, Adjntant.
 43O, Stonewall Jackson, Bessemer; pr. George p. Waller. Adiutant.
 4s2. Clayton. Birmingham; H: Nj. MeNutt R. Lee Z6lI.. Ad- jutant.
 4sS, Ben Jennings. Scale; B. deo. Waddell, Commandant; H. T. Benton, Adjutant
 iSs. Jchn H. Kelly. Carrollton; P. D. willett. Comman dant; H. O. Robinson, Adjutant
 AS, Hutto. Jr.. Jasper; L. B. Mus grove, Commaudant; T. J. Amiss, Ad-
 45l, W. A Handley. Roanoke: pr. J. W. Hooper. Commandanti o. H. Ste venson, Adjutant ...t T.
 452. John Rayburn. Guntersville; o. D Street. commandant; wm. c. Ray
 46S. John H. Caldwell. Anniston; W. H. McKleroy. Comniandant; Dr. c. J. Owens, AdJutant
 P. Whiteside. Commandant: A. NJ. Humphries, Ad:dtant.
 455. Woodruff. Blocton; o. J. Quinn, Commandant;W. H. Wright, Adjutant.
 459, John A. Hammer. Cunman: O. s, Roden. Commat.dant; s. J. Griffin. Ad-
 460, F.. N. B. Hassler. Pratt City: Job Going. Commandant; P. N. Mo Neil, Adjutant.
 476. B. F. McMiIian. Stockton: Rev. o J. Goodman, commandant; O. w. 'aTe fohH I'd Cordon pioranea. E O'Neal, Commandant; R. T. Simpson, IT, Adjutant
 John c. Francis. Jacksonville; Ed G. Caldwell. Commandant; C. W. Daugh- Mobile Society News.
 Mobile looks almost like a carnival city today. so thronged are the streets and so gay with flags and bunting-the carnival colors giving place to the colors so dear to every Southern heart. The gathering of Veterans is the occa- sion not only of the reunion If brave men, but of fair worten. and many of Alabama's Novelist daughters are grac- ing the festivities. The Athelstnn visitors today, and many animated groups of young people are gathered in the rose colored pariOrs. seeing life and all the world through rose colored glasses.
 Al the Battle House is Mrs. Virginia Ngl bana, would be more correct, for all Alabama claims this charming lady. She Is holding an informal reception, and a steady stream of visitors claims her attention. Mrs. Clopton Is chaperoning Miss Katherine Harding of Huntsville, who is the aattractive sponsor for the Third Brigade. T. c. V. and her maid of honor, Mss Josephine Crow of Sheffield, Ala.
 This evening the Elks gave a recep- ton and dance for the sponsors and their maids of honor There isn't prettier bah room in the country than that os the Elks' Home, and 1t present. ed most attractive scene this evening. Palms placed in every available corner made a pretty effect, and the Elks were lavish in the use of their colors. which turned in garlands and wreaths gave the finishing touch. The music was excellent and refreshments were serv- ed all during the evening. The recep- tion rooms down stairs were thronged by those who did not care to dance