The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
DAUGHTERS MEET
IN THIS: CITY.
Committee OH Crcdentialsi iii Scs.
sion Last Night at Lee
Camp Hall.
MANY DELEGATES ARE HERE
Prominent Ladies From Every
Section Of State Gathered at
Richmond Homes.

The Virginia Division, United Dnugh-
/ tcrs of the Confederacy will meet at 10
o'clock this morning in Lee Camp Hall,
with Miss Ruth Jennings, of Lynchburg,
the president, In tho chair.
| Tho morning session will last until 2
z. NJ, when an adjournment Will be
] made and delegates will have luncheon
served Mt Murphys Hotel. Badges will
be distributed during the morning scs-
sion. and delegates are requested to call
at Murphy's Hotel Annex for their In
vltations to the luncheon.
| Tonight. in Lee Camp Hail. literary
| and musical programme will be present.
ed Mrs. George Warren, OF this city.
will have the music In charge and Mrs.
Philip T.. Ycatman,. who Is the conYcn-
ton guest of Mrs. Robert Christian. will
direct the following literary programmes;
Report of Mrs. James Garnett. chair
man of History Committee, u. D. c..
Paper, "The Confederate Flag" to be
read by Miss Mary Lynn Conrad of Har-
risonburg, Va
Paper, "The Confederate Museum TO
be read by Mrs. ]. Finders Robinson, re-
cordng secretary, Confederate Memorial
Literary Society.
Paper, THE Mission Of q Daughter
OF the Confederacy, By Mrs. Philip L.
Yeatman.
The reading of these papers will be
interspersed with tho Southern airs and
songs beloved by every Confederate wo-
man.
Credential Committee.
The hall was ablaze last night with
light and the crcdential committee We're
kept buslly at their work. delegates be-
ing cordially welcomed meanwhile by
Mrs. N. v. Randolph and members OF
the Richmond Chapter Of Daughters
Mrs. William Malone. of Petersburg,
honorary president of the Division, Mrs
s. T. Mccullough, of staunton. president
OF the Jefferson Davis Monument Assoc
citation, and Miss Ruth Jennings, presi-
dent of the Virginia Division, We're all.
present and received quite an ovation.
from the delegates.
George James Macgll and his hand
some wife, Mrs. Lucy Leo Fill Macgill,
of Pulaski We're present. and were among
the most attractive figures in the hall.
Well-Known Delegates.
Among the prominent delegates are
herewith given: Mrs. Blythe Rogers OF
Loudoun. the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Taylor: Mrs. Gulick. of Lourloun,
with Miss Jones, at No. T03 East Frank
lin street: Miss Dolly Peyton, Of Alex
andr!a, with Mrs. Warner Moore. of No.
slS West Franklin street: Mrs. B. B..
Brockenbrough, of Tappahannock, with
Mrs James r. Gordon; Mrs W. NJ.
Stokes, Mrs. 4. f. Anderson, of Lynch
burg, TO be the guest of Mrs r. r.
Hunter; Miss L. G. Slower, of Luray, and
Mrs. Neeley. of Portsmouth. Va, guests
of Mrs. McIntirc; Mrs. Bennett Gordon.
OF 8Lovingston, Va. at The Shirley: Cen
eral and Mrs. James Macgil OF Pulaski,
with Mr.. and Mrs George Hutchings. or
No. 1925 Park avenue; Mrs Harnsberper
and and Miss Alice cowan, of Harrlsonburg.
at Murphy's Hotel; Mrs. r. Anthony
Wake and Mrs. W. H. Doyle, of Nor
folk. Va, with Mrs. w. Proyor Jones, of 4
Petersburg: Mrs. w. r. McKcnny. Mrs.
William Malone and Mrs. Bartlett Ro-
per. of the same city, at Murphy,s: Mrs
Horsley. Of Lynchburg, with the Misses
Moore; Mrs n. II. Hairston, OF Roanoke
at NO. lo9 North Third street, Miss Lucy
Thomason, OF Salem, Va, Of No. sos
Sorth seventh street; Mrs. w. e. Bar
.rett, Mrs, w. 3. Vest, Mrs. j. II. Cafree
all of Newport News. at Murphv.s. Misc
Willie Withers, Of Wythevllle va, With
Mrs. stephen Putney; Mrs. j. T. Herrell
OF Manassas, Mrs. William +. Creighton.
OF Alexandria, Va, Miss Mary Nolson
Pendleton, of Lexington. and Mrs. IcIner
81. Robinson, of Bowling Green. NJ Nfra
waiter Christians, No. S15 South Third
street; Miss Nellie Martin, Of I,ynchb,,rr,
daughter OF DIR. Rawley Martin, the guest
OF Miss Edwards. at No los West Grace
street; Miss Ruth Jennings. OF Lyncb-
burg Mrs. cabcll Smith OF Rocky MotInt.
Mrs. Q. G. Smith. of Martinsvillc. va,
and Mrs. Sinclair. OF Manassas. guests
81 MISS baughman. at 10. 11o1 Grove
avenue; Mrs. James r. Hubbard, OF Nor
to DIX guest at Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson.
me Pubic - most cordially Invited to
be present at the business mcetinp. ~
the convention.