The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-11

the earnest work OF Mrs. Lyon at the
U. D. c. Convention In New Orleans
and elsewhere, for the Stonewall Mo
mortal.
Mrs. o'Brien, Of Alexandra, then
pledged ten dollars to the memorial.
Mrs. Randolphs contribution OF fifteen
dollars for tho Richmond Chapter was
supplemented by DIR. John William
Jones, who gave ten dollars.
Contributions.
Contributions to the memorial by
chapters are as follows:
Mary Custis Lee. s. 90
Bethel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
petersburg .......................... 10 W
Roanoke ......................... ~ 0O
Shenandoah Observation-Disclosures. 80
j. i. B, Stuart ........................ 10 90
Pickett Buchanan ...................... 10 90
Richmond and DIR. Jones ............ % %
Wayncsboro ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 co
Turner Ashby Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Ann Eliza Johns Observation-Disclosures. ~
FarmVille OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Seventeenth Virginia Regment...... 90
Ioudoun ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 "
Rappahannock Observation-Disclosures. 20
Rawley- Martin ........................ "
Old Dominion Observation-Disclosures. % 90
DIR Harvey Black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 20
Mildred Lee Observation-Disclosures. 500
Manassas Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Wythe Grey Observation-Disclosures. 15 co
Harrison HARDWOOD ................... 10
brunswick ..................>....... w
Dinwiddie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 90
Luray Observation-Disclosures. GN
Jubal Early Observation-Disclosures. 10 30
John S. Mdsby Observation-Disclosures. $40
Williamsburg Observation-Disclosures. $50
Isle OF Wight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 90
Stoncwall Jackson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
Araer,,der co
Chesterfield Observation-Disclosures. ~ ~
Hone Ma,ry ............ ..... 20 90
Blue Ridge ..,,.....t................ ~
Tho following sums were pledged by
individuals:
Mrs. S. II. Mccullough .............. s. 90
Miss S. p. Davidson ................25fD
Mrs William Malone .......... ...... 10 co
Mrs. Doyle. OF Norfolk ................ %
Mrs. +. Anthony Wake .............. on
Mrs G, w. p Brock 500
Mrs Popers ................ 5 90
Mrs. n V. Randolph ................ 60
Dr T ". Jones .................... Is 90
NIrs n 6 Rococle 5 Co
Mrs. T.. D TAYLOR ELECTROMAGNETIC. 3 90
Mrs. r. n. H. Robinson .............. B ON
Miss Loula Smoot ,.........,,......''.' W, W.
Mrs. Stirling Murray .......:.......... D 70
Mrs. Walter Christian ............... . W
Mrs. J.cper Robinson ........,....., w
Mrs. Tate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS *
Miss Jennings Observation-Disclosures. b W
Delegates of Wythe Grey Chapter. 800
etonewall jackson Institute at Ab-5f e
ingaon VA, through Miss Pres
ton ~. Z. =. Z. .;.............., 40
Miss Pcndleton reported to the conven-
ton that DR.. j. p. Smith had INFORMED
her that fund OF several hundred DOL
lars would be turned over by the Vet
Grams and Sons Of Veterans, to the Stone
wall Jackson Memorial Committee
Revised Dixie.
revised version of Dixie" the words
composed by Mrs. James Mercer Gar
mott. honorary president Of the Virginia
Division, was presented, with the REQUEST
that 1t be adopted by the Daughters
Thanks and Appreciation to MIS-. Garnet e.,
were expressed. but 1t was decided finally
that tho Daughters retain Dixie ui-
changed.
Mrs. Randolph presented the report or
the Fitzhugh Leo monument on It's merit,
without appeal, leaving 1t with the
daughters to help to put Fitzhugh Lee
on horseback with his sword in hand,
among the other heroes to whom memo
rails have been raised in Richmond,
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake OF Nor
folk made all appeal TO the convention
for the erection Of a. memorial 20 Gom-
mOQOre Matthew -fO|lulHc M'ui1 1870
preston, of Smyth county stated 10 INC
convention that ut the recent assembling
Of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton in Roanoke. Va, this work had
heen taken up by them. 10 De carried on
to The national organization
An animated discussion followed dur
ing which Mrs, Wakes motion, and a
substitute motion submitted by Mrs.
aoorre A. Lyon were lost, not because
the convention was not in sympathy with
Mrs. Wake, but because 1t felt that
nntiou on its part, at the present time,
would be premature sand all invasion OF
tho rights of tho d. A, r., who were not
officially represented al This convention.
Delightful Luncheon.
After the mornings adjournment, the
| delegates took tho cars at Eighth and
Broad Streets for the Soldiers Home
! where delightful luncheon was served
| In Randolph Hall. The grounds at the
! Home were gay with chrysanthemums
and roses In full bloom. In the hall
| Captain Euker was introduced to the
| ladies' by Mrs Randolph. Mr.. David
Brown, Mr. Lightfoot and numf en- OF
other veterans added to the social pleas
| ure Of the occasion.
| The ladies of Nee Camp HHSs.iary
| looked after the wants OF all present In y
most bountiful and hospitable and ole
giant fashion The young ladies' who as
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