The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

MI s. ulreSistet through Inc sout ~ .liuSs'
NJ. 81 I'm Meredith Nicholson
c. M. u. S. Meets.
;;The Confederate Memorial Literary So
q ciety Held It's regular monthly meeting
y ;ysterdny morning, with Mrs james
ssaiNertf iii tile chair. Ladies present. were:
Il SMesdaines l. c. Daniel, w. 8. Murray,
nv. a. Harris. w. r. vnwter. j. BootenE
b Hill, e. i. Boiling, N. c. Shelton, y. W.
4. Randolph. T. S. Bocock. q, " Whlle
I; ~. a. ttersoti,f u. Enders Robinson, Lee
z land Rankin and T. A. Cary, and Misses
5Rs M. Baughlnan and Ellen Ii Jones' sFy
* la vote Of thinks was rendered Whit
ia 4et and Shepperson for printing done
Il for tho society. IS
a{ The secretary was instructed to writo
letter expressive Of the sympathy OF
Us the society to Mrs. Theodore 1lllyson,5
8Bwhosc mother died recently.
saB Mrs W. a. Harris, vicc-regent OF the
~ Texas room, reported that Mrs \. W..
~. sSgssyyinkier the regent OF that room, had
n become a llfe-melnber of the society.
sE Mrs. j. Booten HILL OF the membership
n committee, offered the names OF three
new annual members, Mrs. 5. II. 9onge,
Mrs. H. s. Watkins and Mrs. W.2J. Jol1ll-f
ga son. n. q A !. i, Z.
Several IlItLNAo
Ia. notably the Grounds nnd souvenir
III Committees. +, ..l, !.
~ Mrs S. III. 3Yonge was elected vice-re-3
q gent OF the Missouri Roonl.i Mrs. Lily
Il II. Mcdowell, Of Holly Springs, Miss
was elected to succeed Miss HARRISON
S who recently resigned as regent OF the
Fl Mississippi Room Is "
ls Names of the regents. vtce-regents ana
" nlternates will be framed and posted N
y their respective rooms at once. The So
RI Il etvBwas informed that there nro certain
Confederate flags In the Capitol building
h AT A lbany. N Y. and efforts will be,
4 made Immediately to secure Their return.
Mrs. r. a. Patterson reported $40
& received from Mrs. Fleming regent Of
~ the Florida Room, to be used for the
# general fund OF the museum.
After hearing the quarterly reports
ID from the fvice-regents, the society nd
9journed to meet the last " erines5ay IN
September. 6
The vice-regents reported rs follows:
3s355 Solid South Room. .
i,s53 Very many articles Of value have been
n received for tho Solid South Room, both
Through Miss Maryland the vice-regent.
THE most important and interesting 'lre:
-3eA photograph of Carroll Hall. Fortress
ST Monroe. where President 1,n:la Us con-
" fined when taken from the casemate-4
83lle hall has since been pulled down; also
Ms ! drawing OF the room in which Mr..
Davis was confined, given by Mr. a. a..
5g Yeatr1an on condition that It is Y,eycrs
81 allowed 10 be copied Third engravings
ii III General sterling Price, John e.; Brock
3s stnridge and Judah p. Benja min, the lat-
ID Ter Sot W...sch has been framed and hung:
Ii 10 a number OF counterfeit Confederate
{ nates All OF these being given by Mr..
81 John r Mayer.
sGs4 Fourth original muster rolls OF Grimes's
Eater u. al Portsmouth. Va. given By.
i CAPTAIN John H Taonpsan, throusil
Colanel N's1iiata E. Stswa-
FL la. -ngsster -ol1s % Company F.
\ Twsa,ta Y-trg4r.a Cava1-y. property Of
81 i-rsass.atn j. L Clark t.astasa CT ti,s com
sllsssts and ssrst s,y Miss gi.iss I. Clark,
,ssfs.s toak e. Confederate notes ar
t:gaea3 ara given ay NJ. Fontaiae w.
IT l1aheuss
Il rs sss,sys1ss;l g-p-i2 Of Confederate flags.
ziada1ss5 BIZ Miss Fleming. OF Lynchburg.
sad gran by Mrs- Il s Lee Books.
-anssc ard either articles have also been
Il received The cataioguipg and arrang-
\ ing at newspapers and other notes is,
BOW b=ing done.
issgned] 81. A. BAuGHaLAN,
7a YiceRegsnt.
Tennessee Room.
The following is lie report Of Mrs.
n N. ". Randolph. yice-recent OF the Ten-
9 J1essee room:
8.I can hardly express to you the graf
- lficat,on thar my report gives me. not
only because have, after ten years
5ss persistent endeavor. had an official re-.
IL ssronse from the Daughters of the Con-
IL federacy OF Tennessee, hut because at
sfftheir last State convention my report
L It,,;,.r ~ tta4
s#} was received with enthusiasm, Mrs. NJ. Il.
II Pitcher. regent. having through the
courtesy Of Mrs. A. B. White. president
rs of the Tennessee Division; y. D c.,
IA given place for the report In the
S regular order OF business. The chapters
4 not only, promised their financial sup
port but the following chapters haYe
Is contributed to the support OF their room
S In the museum:
# Kate I. Hickman Chapter. .........,.s %
81 Dixon Chapter Observation-Disclosures. 6 20
Ss Nashville Chapter No. 1............. 10 90
b z Chattanooga Chapter observation-disclosures. 10 90
Il Mckenzie Chatter Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
ssh Paris Chapter .......,.................. co
;48 CoVington Chapter s.........,........,.l 90
* n Lynnville Chapter ..............,....... 20
Ss Mrs. 7. !. Latham. Mcmpnis..,..,. 5 90
Sfs Wayerley Chapter Observation-Disclosures. 9 %
y S5gillia.n Bates CHAPTER. oQ
sS Miss Annie Claybrook, Observation-Disclosures. ! &c
R2s Franklin Chapter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s OF
AS Flags sold by Mrs, Cleft. of Chat
VI tanooga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A Ok
,s5N VII ftf52l i tE ------
Total Observation-Disclosures, sS7 *
This money has been placed In the
Ssghands OF the treasurer, Mrs Theodore
\ n Iillyson, to be drawn on by the regent
tEE iklsa Y> o a6 644 y N