The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Payne, Wm. s. Bankhead R. K. Boyd. Morgan, John Rayburn, John B. Cor don. George P. Harrison and Wm. R.
 Fifth Brigade aAnnston) Camps H. Caldwell. Samuel c. Kelly. John A. Hammer, John c. Francis, J. Woodward, ssm ssIp Davis Hood and Captain John T. !. Announcement is made of the ap- pointment of Miss Kate Meade Lane. of Auburn, Ala. daughter of General Lollie Belle Could, Mary Danner and Mary Beckett. all of Mobile. as maids of honor, Mrs. Stanley Finch of Mobile Duncan fS % as chaperone % ] r for the 'i reunion. Misses Miriam Burton and Anna Will more of Auburn. Ala. are appointed maids of honor representing ppass the Ghil- a1I | gates and others from Alabama are expected to show them all the courte- sies and honor due their position. Omcial Program. First day-Business meeting. Morning session. Tuesday, Novem- her Fist, at s:so o'clock. (All business sessions will be held Michael and St Joseph streets.) l. Convention called to order by Gommandant ms. of Camp George E. Dixon. Division Chaplain, of Guntersville. 3; Adaress of welcome by Camp s.sPeass si 3sssvl1s Ss AsDams Rs Clarence commandant of Camp George E. Dixon. turns over command to P w Hodges. George W Duncan, Division Comman- der. who presides during the reun-
 6. Reading General Orders, concern ing reunion by Wm. J.. Conniff, of
 T.. Appointment of committee on
 8. Toms Last "Furage," by John Trotwood Moore-Miss Emma Frances S; ,;. Report of committee on creden- | 10. Annual address by Hon. Robert Tyler Goodwin, of Montgomery, Com mandant of Camp Holtzclaw, No. 259. Xfter.oo, Session. 2.so o'clock. II. Report of offiders.
 12. Report of committees. | G) Historical committee. | @ Relief committee
 l G) Finance committee. CD Monument committee. (5) Pelham monument committee.
 1s. New and miscellaneous busi-
 14. Election of Division commander and Brigade commanders. 10. Motions and resolutions. | 16. Adjournment.
 Second Day. Parade.
 On the morning of November 22nd. there will be parade of the Veterans and Sons of Veterans.
 General Information-Headqu for the United sons Confederate Vet will be at the New Cawthorn.
 All comrades are earnestly requested to call on the commander at his head quarters as soon as convenient after register their names and addresses in a book provided for the purpose. Hotel Recommendations.
 Reasonable rates can be had. In- ing and lodging houses can be obtain ed from MT. H. L. Lockwood. Mobile,
 On the evening of November 21st, there will be 8 public reception; and on the same evening the Elks will en- certain the sponsors. maids and visi-. the 22nd. the Sons of Mobile, will give a German in honor of sponsors. maids and visitors. On the afternoon of No- will be boat trip on the bay.
 These entertainments are provided for the Veterans and Sons of Veterans and all are invited to participate. I
 Local Camps have authority to select a sponsor and maid to represent them at the reunion. It Is hoped that they will avail themselves of this privilege be present. l Parades.
 The Division Sponsor and Maids, lCamp Sponsors and Maids, the Division Commander and Staff and all visitin 6 Sons, will participate in the parade. The Commander desires as many as l. k- t,, I~ der to indicate the strength of the or- ganization. Members of the staff de- string horses should notify the com mander at once;
 Reunion badges will be distributed at tho headquarters of the Division Corr rnander at the Cawthorn Hotel
 Each camp should have prepared for reunion, a ribbon badge, upon which should appear the name and number of the camp, the reunion date, follow ed by the words: Alabama Division. U. S. C. V.," properly ~isplayeb. A camp banner would not he out of place.
 A rate of one cent per mile eacn way has been arranged on all rail- roads for those attending the reunion and tickets will be on sale November 18th and goth, with final limit Novcm
 Appeal Is made to all camps in the Division. to all individual sons of vet Alaba mians, to assist in making tbia reunion a most successful and enthu- siastic one. an occasion of enjoyment and profit, in which the fires of pa triotism and high resolve will be re- kindled, and made to burn more brightly than ever before.
 done everything possible to provide a season of great enjoyment. and the indications are Favorable for .he most successful State Reunion ever held
 For further information address M- IJ. l.. Moulton, Chairman Of the En- tertainment Committee. '. s. Q. ", Mobile, Ala.
 By order of
 Commander Alabama n.vision, U. s. c. V | William J. Connif,
 Division Adjutant and Chief of