The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-06

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a faint. fine echo Of His thought.
Marion c. Smith, In Youths Companion.
Patriotic Societies.
Tho most interesting event Of the week
10 Richmond women OF the y. y. G.
chapter will be the meeting OF the State
division in convention here on Wednes-
day
Officers OF the Virginia Division are the
honorary presdcnts--M James Mercer
Garrett, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Philip
Tabb- catman, Alexandria. Va; Aliss
Mary Amelia Smith. Warrenton. Va;
Mrs William Malone. Petersburg, Va;
President. Miss Nj. Ruth Jennings, Lynch
burg, Va; First Vice. resident, Mrs.
Charles 6. Elliott. Norfolk, Va; Second
vice-Pres!dent. Mrs. 3. B. Brocken-
brough, Tappahannock. Va: Third Vice
President, Mrs. ]. T.. b. Stuart, Norfolk.
Va; Fourth vice-Presidcnt, Mrs. J. G.
stwcll, Bedford City. Va, Recording
Secretary, Mrs. W.sPryor Jones. Peters
burg, Va; Corresponding Secretary. Mrs.
Stirling Murray Leesburg. Va: Treas
4. urer; Mrs. c. B. Tate. Pulaski. Va;
Registrar, Mrs. James a. Scott, Lynch
& burg, Va; Historian. Mrs. Philip E. Yeat-
man. Norfolk. Va; Custodian, Mrs. J. II.
Timberlake. Alice. Va.
President. Mrs. ~ ". Randolph: First
Nicc-Presdent. Mrs. Walter Christian;
y Second Vice President. Mrs. Edward ".
Valentine: Treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Miller;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. B. A. Benner;;.
& Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. J. H. Tim
berlake.
This is the official programmes:
Morning session., Lee Camp Hall, We'd
ncsdaX, November Sth. 10 A. NJ. to P. M.
Convention called to order by the presi-
dent, Miss NJ. Ruth Jennings
Prayer by Rev. I,andon r. Mason,
chaplain r. Z. Lee Camp.
Address OF welcome by Mayor Nc
earthly.
Response by the president. Miss Jen-
nings. ,4I rs.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES,
Prayer by Rev. J. William Jones.
Reading OF list of members deceased
during the last year.
HYMN.
(First and third verscs)
How firm foundation, ye saints of the
Is laid for your faith in His excellent
word;
What more can He say. than to you He
hath said,
You who unto Jesus for refuge hath
fled? =
When through the deep waters call
thee TO so.
The rivers OF woe shall not thea over
flow; 4
For will be with thee, thy troubles to
bless, 8 - III
And sanctIfy to thee thy deepest distress
(Note.--Thls was the fayoritc hymn OF
General r. E. Lec,)
Scott. -
Report Of Committee on Credentials.
Report or officers.
Adjournment
Luncheon served at Mlrphy's Hotel
4 for delegates. l..
Afternoon session. 3 F. M. to s r.. M.
Reports of delegates from chapters.
!, Evening session (Lca Camp HalD-
literary; $40 p, NJ,
Norfolk. $1,000
Chairman history committee, Mrs,
James NJ. Garnett,
Morning session (Murphy's Hall.
Thursday, November Q, 1905 10 A, M, to
! r. NJ:
Convention called to order by the pres
dent, Miss Jennings.
Prayer by Rev, Dr.. Russell Cecil.
Reports of chapters continued.
Report of the Jefferson Davis Nonu-
ment Association by Mrs, S, Thomas
Mccullough,
New business: amendments to the
constitution.
Amendment by Mrs, Garnett on meet
Ing:
Article Y, section 1--Amepd by substi-
tuting May for October"
reasons - Greater convenience to
members, many of whom arc Just re-
turning home after a summers absence.
Also moro time to make arrangements
for ", d., G, convention and to have
details attended to-
Amendment BY Miss NJ Ruth Jen-
nings to article. ", section q.
Almond by adding to words In paren.
theses the following; 'AndSthe oficers
until election In May. 1905 ~ -
.'Reason-This becomes necessary Il
amendment concerning annual meeting,
offered by Mrs, James Megcy ciarnatt,
Is carried" ~
Important questions to be considered.
]. salaried officers in u. D, G,
2. Work of Confederate Museum
8. stonewa|l jackson Memorial Hos
pltaL
4, Fitzhugh Lee Monument. *
Adjourn for luncheon.
At Lee Camp Soldiers Homes O'Clock
Afternoon session (Murphy's HalD, a 10
Q r. M.--New business continued, Thurs
day evening:
Reception to State Convention, u. u,
g., by the Richmond Chapter at Lee
Cam Hall. . .5
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