The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-22
PATRIOTIC socIErIEs.
Tablet Unveiled.

The handsome tablet placed in the New
port News court room to the memory OF
Confederate women was unveiled FRIDAY
night, January 18th. by Miss Annie Louise
Benson, of that city.
The court room was handsomely deco
rated by members OF John w. Daniel ard
Bethel Chapters. u. D. G. Pictures of
Lee and Jackson carried out the anniver-
sary idea. The Rev. w. II. Beauchamp
made the opening prayer. Colonel Marquis
Jones presided and introduced first. Mayor
s. r. Buxton. and then the Rev. DR..
Y. Pendletop Jones, son of the Rev. DIR.
j. William Jones. of this city. who was
the orator of the evening. Miss Benson
was introduced by Mr.. c. Aylett Ashby.
Southern airs were sung under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Clarence ". Robinson.
New Chapter.
The following item from the Hampton
Monitor gives the names of the men,
beers OF the new chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, recently organized there.
The Monitor says:
On last Tuesday afternoon another chap
ter of the Daughters of the Confederacy
was organized here. with a membership
OF forty-one TO start with. The Old Do
minion Dragons Chapter. Daughters OF
the Confederacy. was the name decided
upon for the new chapter. The officers
are:
President, Mrs. Henrietta II. Herbert:
First Vice President. Mrs. Fannie Sinclair
Howard; Second ice-President. Mrs. Will
liam Burbage: Third Vice President. Mrs.
William j. Weymouth: Secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Curtis; Treasurer. Mrs. Arthur
y. Hall: Registrar, Miss Fannie Wey-
mouth; Historian. Miss Nellie 2. Carr;
The chapter members are:
Mesdames Fannie Sinclair Howard,
Henrietta Herbert. William Burbage,
William j. Weymouth. G. L. Sinclair,
George w McAllister, W. P. Isley. NJ.
E. Sinclair. Walter H. Burke. A. NJ.
Tennis n. R. Phillips Norwood Jones.
Thomas A. Sinclair. Fayette s. Curtis.
Eta Sinclair, F. W. Ford. R. r. Richard
son, /. P. Richardson. Frederick Wood.
Arthur E. Hail. Franz Won Schilling. and
Misses Lila Chrisran, Mariah Peek,
Josephine W. Phillips, Zilpha Tignor.
Elizabeth Curtis, Fannie Sinclair. Fannie
Wray. Grace Cunningham. L. T. Eu-
banks, Aileen Cunningham, Sarah Ed
wa-!s. Moiie A. Phillips, Fannie Phil
lips. Ida Phillips, Sue Lee, Roena Jones
and Jennie Jones.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles L. Culpepper. of Ports
mouth. Is Visiting her brother Colonel
John $. Harwood, here.
Invitations have been received in the
State to the marriage OF Miss Mary An-
derson Reinhart, OF Plainsfeld, N. j., to
Mr.. Matthew Maurt Corbin, formerly
of Farley Vale" King George county.
bus now living in Cincinnati. The wed-
ding will be celebrated on Wednesday
evening. January s1st, in Grace Church.
Plainfeld, N. j.
Misses Julia Renshaw and Mamie Hum
phreys Of the University. and Misses
Mary Watts Woods and Kathryn yande-
grift, of Charlottesville, delivered the
Crosses of Honor to the veterans at
the celebration OF General Lees birthday
in Charlottesville.
Miss Mamie Butler is visiting in Luz.
ray.
Miss Lucy Goode Boyd, who has been
her sister. Mrs. B. B. Mason.
leaves to-day for North Carolina.
Senator ami Mrs. Martin, of Virginia.
were guests at an elegant dinner-party
given to Nce-presldent and Mrs. Fair
banks by Representative and Mrs. Alden
Smith. The party took place FRIDAY eve
ming in the New Willard.
Miss Barbour recently visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Edwin Qunrles, in Hanover.
Messrs. j. D. PEBBLES and "A. A. slagle.
Of Emporla, are in the city.
The Louisville Rnd Lexington Chap
tiers, Daughters OF the Confederacy. are
to suppress the play, Uncle
Toms Cabin" In the State of kentucky,
10 that end they are preparing a bill
to be presented to the Legislature.
Governor elect Swanson was the guest
Of Captain Nflcajah Woods in Charlottes-
Vile on Friday. when he delivered the
address at the celebration Of the birth
day Of Lee.
Miss Mary Garrett, OF West Point, and
Mr.. Robert N. Harris, Of Louisa, were
In Washington on Wednesday,.
Miss Clara Garrett accompanied her. and