The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

Daughters Of the Confederaey through ,ri ,s
its PRESIDENT Mrs. Q. O SMITH, dos' ~
to be put ot1 record us the nrat'i y tn i,
Virginia Division to endorse Mrs Cab c,
Smiths recent move II, regard 10 " -.
G.. representation In the VlrElilln bqila'
| ing 1T the Jamestown Exposition.
At CHAPTER presidents rcdncst the foi-
lowing paragraphs, taken from the Mar i1lt
tinsvlllc paper md relating e ne Ne. rs
| 'tion recently taken BY Mildred Il Lee i,e :.
Chaptery are Inserted hcfes me iS n
says: Il
tuesday afternoon. April Sd. n thq.
homo Of Mrs. j. w. Carter, OH Church
| street .rwenty members respont1Led~ 70 e
roll cali aud tho following new fnenD =,
were added: Miss Mary tavnder, MISS
sue Barrow Niss Elizabeth Cyo1b i,s
Mcsdai11es IL. A. Moir w. e. GnrVi,.t ~ y,
Hamilton, 3. Rivts,, r.. Pahnills ahu NJ.
r. uravcly, and were welcomed fle oS t''o
president. Mrs. Q. G. Smith. Il.
Mrs. Cnboll Smith, fourth vlce.pres!i
dent Virginia district. was cordially
greeted as at, ever welcome visitor 10
tho chapter. Ri
building at jamestown for tho Daugl1-
tors 81 the .Confederncy was discussed,
ana as It WINS first suggested by MIS-.
5Cabell Snlith,fa former member OF MI.
drod Lee Chapter, this chapter nearby
endorsing the movement, will go on re-
cord az the first chapter IN this DIVISION
to dc. so. Il.
rho election Of officers for tho ons,,-
ing yent was held with the following ro-
suit: Mrs. o. G. Smith. president; Mrs.
+. w. Simn1ons, vice president MISS
Woods Stevens, corresponding secretary;
Mrs G. B. Keesoo, assistant correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mullins. re-
cordlng secretary; Mrs. G. +. kearlott,
historian; Mrs. r. A. Ransom, CUSTODIAN;
Mrs. G. 8. Maury, treasurer
Going to University.
A charming party Of Richmond girls
who will leave Saturday to attend the
Easter gayetlca at the University OF VIZ
glnia, will include Miss Avis Grant, Who
WIN be with Minor; Miss Brcnt White,
Miss Nancy lWaddill, Miss Josephine Sui
Ivan and Miss Frances EIobson.
Germans will be given by tho Uni
yersity German club, the Ell Banana
and 4. L. X. A. ribbon socicties, and
the local chapter Of Beta Theta ri.
rho Arcadlan's Offering this year VIII
be ''Tho Conspira tors,' sparkling
musical comedy with catchy music
stunning all -male chorus and plenty OF
laughable local hits.
Richmond Chapter to Meet.
Richmond Chapter met "Wednesday
forenoon at II o'clock IN Lee Camp Hal,
Mrs. Randolph presiding.
Among tho members present were Mrs.
Thomas Bococls, Mrs. J. Enders Robin /
son, Mrs. w M. Wade, Mrs. Maria Rob-
inson. Mrs. s. r. Beverdge. Mrs. Joseph
Allen, Mrs. w. n. Vawter, Mrs. Hugh.
Miller, Mrs.EK. c. Jones, Mrs. W., M.
strother. Miss Kate VIM, Mrs n. G.
Shelton, Mrs. II. r Fitzhugh, Mrs. j
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles u. Boiling Mrs.
IT,; H. Timberake Mrs. 9. A.. Lyon,
Mrs. George Courtney, Mrs. w. D. Har-
ton, Mrs. John Teefey. Miss Helena
Pebbles Bottle Ellyson and Miss Allen
Two now chapter members were re-
ceived by .transfer--Mrs. Katherine g..
Jones, from the Albcmarles Chapter. and
Miss A. l.. Gordon. from New y DIRK. (; a
I The president was Requested too ap-1
point q committee to confer.5wlth Mrs.
Cabcll Smith regarding u. D. c. repre-
sentation at THE jamestown Exposition.
Tho chapter decided to decllfye to give
its endorsement to Mrs. Martha S. Gle
lows collegiate education movement and
to use moneys given by 1t for the pur-
pose Of education to the children of poor
parents in the Virginia mountains.
SResolutiong were passed endorsing a
letter written by Judge George L. Chris
tian, to-, the Lynchburg. Confederate Vet
eran convention stnitI906,7 lembodytng d.
protest against tho minglingi Of %BlteHand
Gray. Lee Camp %iilib be ilreduested to
take these resolutions OF endorsementhto
the North Carolina reunion.
Tho mat tier Of life membership WAS