The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-05-19

ny the singing of Nearer My God tC
Thee. II was principally a COM
munlon service and was conducted by
Rev. ]. ". Cherry. who, In the ad-
mInistIation of the Sacrament was
assisted ny Rev. W. B Capers. of the
Episcopal church. and Dr.. A. q. Din
widdie, of the South Columbia Meth
dist church.
There were about forty delegates
present from different parts of the
State After the benedIction was pro-
neunced by MI. CapeIs. the visiting
delegates were invited to the west
wing of the Sunday school room, W acre
lunch was served them by their
hostasses, the Kings Daughters of
Columbia. When dinner was over.
registration and informal introduction
Of delegates and officers took place.
About forty delegates attended and
were assigned to the following homes:
Executive Board-Mrs Mcneil and
Mrs. Abernathv with Miss jamie Elam
Mis-. Lupton, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs.
Jefferson with Mrs. John Carpenter,
Mrs. Norvell and Mrs. Watkins with
Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge, Mrs. Woolwine
with Mrs. Frank Everett.
Spring Hill Circle Mrs. McElroy
and Mrs. UdIl with Mrs. A. N. Akin.
Cheerful Band. Bailey. Tenn -
Miss Cartwright with Mrs. Tom Will
hams.
Belmont Circle, Nashville Mrs r.
V. Wilson, guest of Mrs. k. P. Dodson
at the Bethel
CiarksviIls CiTCle-Mrs. Louis Nit
cheh at the Institute
Fear Not Circle, NashvIlle--M1s. An
drew Allison with Mrs. Clark tones,
Mrs. John Jones the guest of Mrs
Jno. s. FTieIson at the Bethel, Mrs
Nathan Anderson with Mrs. Eugene
Anderson, Mrs. Chas. L. Sharples the
guest of Mrs Robt. Pillow at the
Bethel, Mrs. Alice Wilkinson and
Miss A. Fl. LeSueur with Mis-.
Greenlaw and Miss Provine
Mt. Pleasant CiTcle--MIs John
Adams with Mrs. Frank Smith Mrs.
E.. Dan Smith and Miss Putnam with
Mrs. James Smiser. Mrs. Alex Orr
with Mrs. W. B. Harrison. Mrs W.
V. Wilson with Miss Mary Carpenter,
Mrs Chas jackson with Mis-. H g.
Evans, Miss Laura Kittrell with Mrs.
Jake Orr.
Marlon Circle. Memphis Mrs. j.
Fl. Lupkin and Ms. Ford with Mrs.
u. /. Hughes, Miss Myers with Mrs.
John Dobbins
Madison Circle, Madison. Tenn
Mrs R. Doollttle with Mrs. Sloan
ISL. J, Miss Marie GREY with Mrs
John Sloan.
Girls Chapter, Earnest Circle. Nash
vIlle-Misses Martha Weatherly and
Bette Baxter with Mrs. Horace
Rainey, Miss Annie Gayle Norville
with Mrs. W. z. Woodbridge.
Pulaski Circle-Mrs Carter with
Mrs. Frank Everett. Airs. Pullen and
Nrs. Jno. Wilkes with Mrs. X. C.
Church, Miss Shirley Skelleon with
Mrs. L. p. Padgett.
Ernest Circle. Nashvllle-Mis Hor-
ace FrieIson with Mrs. Clark Jones,
Mrs Jno. nj. Gray at home, Mrs.
g. Y. Crawford and Mrs. Fl.
III. Brennecke with Mrs. c. A.
Parker, Mrs. Norman Kirkman
with Mrs. W. j. Moore, Mrs. A. b.
Hill with Mrs. J. NJ. Dedman, Miss
Hattie Davis with MIS-. L. p. Padgett
United Charities = Miss WaIder and
Miss Fannie Battle with Miss Rosa
Barnett.
City Union. Nashvllle-M W. T.
DAVIS with Ms. j. M. Dedman, Mrs.
A. Dyer with Mrs. U H. Foster.
Memphis City Unlon-Mrs. Donald
son with Mrs. H. P. FigueIs.
Ramsey Circle, Memphis-Mrs K.
Griffith and Mrs. NJ. Cannon with
Mis-. H. p. Flguers.
Mrs John Carpenter delivered the
address of welcome to the visiting
delegates at the Convention of the
Kings Daughters Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carpenter made a splendid talk
and assured the ladies that Columbia
is more than glad to have them. Mrs.
DOollttle. of Madison, responded.
Following Is the program of Tues
day afternoon.
:. Convention declared formally open
by State Secretary.
Address of Welcome-Mrs. John
Carpenter (Columbia).
response Doolittle Madison.
Roll call of Officers and Delegates.
Minutes of last session of Convention
of 1904.
Annual Report of State Secretary.
Annual Report of Recording Secre-
taIy.
Annual Report of Treasurer.
Annual Report of County Secretaries.
Report of City Unions
Paper--' Completion Mrs. W. E.
Novel; (Nashville).
Announcement of Committees.
Adjournment.
Completion. the paper which was
prepared by Mrs. Frederick Hardy of
Nashville, and by whom it was to
have been read, was read by MIS-. W.
L. Novel;. OF the same city. Mrs.
Hardy could not he present, having
been detained iE New York City by
the illness of rel. tive. The Conven-
ton sent telegram to Mrs. Hardy
Tuesday afternoon, complimenting her
on the paper she had prepared.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The second days Convention of the
Kings Daughters was called to order
ut ten O'Clock this morning. The
meeting was set for 9:3O. but the
hardness of some of the delegates
caused delay of thirty minutes.
The Convention is warming up to
its work and business is being dis
posed of as rapidly as 1t is presented
and the program formerly mapped QUO