The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-11
Important Session Begins in
Paducah Tomorrow Morning.
The Delegates Havs Already Begun
to Arrive and Many VIII
Be Here.
THE TWO DAYS PROGRAM

| The program for the state meeting OF
the United Daughters of the Ccnfedera-
CIV, which will convene in this city tomor
row, lasting two days, has been arranged
and everything practically in readiness
for the convention, which will he held
at the First Christian church. II will
open at $3.50 in the morning and at 3
in the afternoon. There will be about
100 delegates among them being many
prominent women.
The program is as follows;
Wednesday Morning.
Music
Address of welcome, president of the
Paducah Chapter.
Response, Mrs. Asa Bosley, Owens
boro.
State presidents address, Mrs. Basil
Duke, Louisville.
Report of recording secretary, Mrs. J.
c. Boyle, Dsnville.
Report Of corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Sallie Marshall Hardy, Louisville.
Report of historian, Mrs. A. NJ. Lea,
Louisville.
Report of children of Confederacy
Mrs Dudley :. Reynolds. Louisville.
Report Of transportation committee.
Mrs. James Mitchell, Bowling Green.
Minutes of morning session.
Unfinished business.
(al. Report Of state seal and motto
committee, Mrs James cantrill. George
town. ll,s .I
(bl. Committee on monument and
cemeteries, Mrs. G. W. sulzer, Mays
willie. --i-..f
Chapter reports.
Thursday Morning.
Music. t-
Prayer
Minutes of Wednesday afternoon ses-
sion. s.N
Chapter reports, continued.
Paper, "Payne's Reign of Terror,
Miss Eugenia Clark. Paducsh
Paper, Mrs. Thomas J. Chenowith,
Maysvillc.
Paper. Mrs. sallie Marshall Hardy,
Louisville
Thursday Afternoon.
New business.
Report from st. Louis convention.
Election.
Report of committee ON resolutions.
Doxology. g.
Adjournment.
List of Committees.
The local committees are as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fannie Allard
Mrs. Roy Mckinney, Mrs. viii Gilbert.
Mrs. Hal Walters. Mrs. Gardner Gilbert.
Mrs. VIII Hopkins, Mrs. John T.. Camp
bell, Mrs. David |. Lewis, Miss Rella
Coleman, Miss Mary X. sowell, Miss
Henrietta Roger, Miss Elizabeth Sin,
mott.
Music-Mrs. David |. Lewis, Mrs.
VIII Hopkins.
Transportation-Mrs David Roger.
Badges and Program-Miss Elizabeth
Sinnott.
Decoration-Mrs. Gardner Gilbert,
Mrs. Fannie Allsrd Mrs. David Lewis.
Mrs Roy Mckinney. Miss Mary H.
Sowell. Mrs. Will Gilbert, Miss Eliza
beth Sinnot, Miss Francis Hemdon.
The pages will be as follows;
Miss Mary X. Sowell, Miss Hettie
Wearen, Miss Helen Alcott. Miss Henri
eta Roger Miss Rella Coleman.
Social Features.
The social features of the meeting
will be reception at the Palmer house.
given by the chapter on Wednesday ey-
ening, and reception by Mrs. Mary
Burnett, at her home on West Broadway
Thursday afternoon.
Election of 0fficers.
The election of officers will be a mat
ter Of some interest. Those mentioned
for the office of state president, besides
Mrs. Basil Duke, of Louisville, the pres.
ident, who may be reelected, are Mrs.
James Cantrill, of Georgetown, and
Mrs. James Tarvin, of Covington. both
prominent members of the organization.
and well known women of the state.
The present officers are; Mrs. Basil
Duke, Louisville, president; Mrs. Joseph
Thompson. Padueah, president; Mrs
w. J. Barnhill, jacksonville, second
vice president; Mrs. Sallie Marshall
Hardy, Louisville, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. J. Boyle, Danville, recording
secretary; Mrs. G. b. Taylor, Nicholas.
vile, treasurer; Mrs. Andrew Lea, Lou.
isville, historian, and Mrs. India Sanda-
fur registrar.
Another question OF interest to be
decided at this meeting will be motto
Tor the organization.