The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-05

and in securing better results in our
 camps; and finally (9) Furnish a complete roster of the ac tive members of the camp in good stand ing.
 In preparing this report, use commercial
 or legal size paper, and write in ink. and on one side only. | 6. For the information of the brigade commanders and others, the following as | signments of camps to brigades, carrying | forward the assignment made in general
 orders, No. il, n. s., December b, 1904, is i hereby announced, viz:
 First brigade Montgomery: Camps
 John Pelham, Holtzclaw, Troupe Randle, 1 Edmund w. Pettus, John w. A. Sanford, Ben Brcken, Ben Jennings. W. A. Hand | ley Boiling Hall and A. c. Gordon. 1 Second brigade (AIobile): Camps Thomas l H. Watts, Picllney D. Bowles, Jeff Bur nett, George F. Dixon. Leigh, B. F. Me
 Milan and l. c. W. Steedman. Third brigade CBirmingham): Camps ] Frank Ogden. Pelham, A. c. Hargroye Stonewal Jackson, Clayton, John Herbert Kelly, Hutto Jr., Woodruff, D. M. B. Hassler and J. II. BanlShead. Fourth brigade OHuntsville): Camps N. B. Forrest, Joe Wheeler, William H. Payne, William S. Bankhead, R. K. Boyd Morgan, John Rayburn, John B. Gordon George P. Harrison and William R.
 Julian.
 Fifth brigade (Anniston): Camps Hol-
 lingsworth John T. Morgan, John H.
 Caldwell, Samuel C. Kelly. John A. Han
 ner John c. Francis, J. Woodward, Sam
 Davis, Hood and Capt John T. Bell
 '. Announcement is made of the appoint
 ment of Miss Mate Meade Lane Of Au-
 burn, Ala daughter of Gen. James II.
 Lane as sponsor, and Miss Lollie Belle
 Gould, Miss Mary Danner and Miss Mary
 Beckett, all of Mobile, as maids of honor
 Mrs. Stanley Finch of Mobile matron
 of honor, and Mrs. George W. Duncan, as
 chaperone for the reunion. Miss Miriam Burton and Miss Anna Wilmore of Au- burn, are appointed maitls of honor. rep resenting the Children of the Confederacy The delegates and others from Alabama are expected to show them all the cour- tesies and honor due their position. Official Programme. First day. Business meeting. Morning session, Tuesday, November 2l. at 9:50 clock. (All business sessions will be held in Temperance hall, corner of St. Michael
 and St. Joseph streets.)
 1. Convention called to order by Com
 mandant of Camp George E. Dixon, No. 40S of Mobile. g. Invocation by the Rev. William B.. Hope. division chaplain of Guntersville.
  of Camp George F.. Dixon. f. Repsonse by Dr. Clarence J. Owens of Abbevlle.
 g. Organization of convention. Com
 mandant of Camp George E. Dixon, turns over command to r. w. Hodges of Green vile, commander of Second brigade, who turns convention over to George w. Dun
 can, division commander who presdes
 during the reunion. G. Reading general orders, concerning reunion by William J. Coniff of Montgom- cry. division adiutant 7 Appointment of committee on creden- tials.
 S. Toms Last "Furage," by John Trot- wood Moore-Miss Emma Frances Ives. g. Report of committee on credentials. 10 Annual address by Hon. Robert Ty- Ter Goodwin of Montgomery commandant of Camp Holtzclaw No. 259. II. Recess.
 Afternoon session, 2:30 oclock. H. Report of officers. r. Report of committees. 1) Historical committee; t2) relief committees: t3) finance committee; fD monument commit tee: t5) Pelham monument committee. l3 New and miscellaneous business. IA Election of division commander and brigade commanders. 15. Motions and resolutions. i l6 Adjournment. Second day, parade. | On the morning of November % there
 will be a parade of the Veterans and Sons of Veterans.
 | Details will be announced later. General Information. Headauarters. The general reunion headauaretrs for the U. $. C. V. and for the division commander will be at the New Cawthorn. All comrades are earnestly requested to call on the commander at his headquar- ters as soon as convenient after arrival. They are also requested to register their | na mes and addresses in d book provided 1 for the purpose. Hotel accommodations. - Reasonable rates can be had. Information as to hotels, private boarding and lodging