The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
DAUGHTERS MEET
AM. DISCUSS c WORK
Richmond Chapter Holds Last
Session Until Autumn and En-
tcrtains Visitors.
ECHOES E: FROM IN THE REUNION
Vote Of Thanks to Managers and
Employees Of Street Car
Companies.
ECHOES FROM THE REUNION


Richmond Chapter, United Iaugh-
ters OF tho Confederacy, held It's last
meeting before the autumn yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock In Lee Camp
Hall.
Mrs. Randolph presided. Excellent
reports from Mrs. 3. A. Bicnner. re-
aording aecretary; Miss Helen Mcintyre.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs. Hugh
Miller, treasurer. were heard with
pleasure. and acknowledged with
thanks.
Distinguished Visitors.
Mrs. w. r. Vawter. chairman OF the
badge committee. reported $3.50 from
the sale Of badges. Those left over
were pinned on the bodices OF a NUM-
among them General William Cole
Harrison, of the California Division.
and Miss Harrison: airs. poppenheim:
q charleston g; Mrs; sallie 0 M1sa
Byrd Mccartney, Mrs. r. B. Salyer and
MISS Mildred r. Harrison, OF LOS
Angeles, Cal.
president on motion Of the chapter to
send letters of sympathy to Mrs. w. 3.
Freeman, Mrs. Rose Garland Archer.
W. ara Mrs was ne
to be sent on behalf OF the chapter to
| Mrs. L. NJ. Hart and Mrs. Walter Chris
| tian.
| Reports Received.
Miss Minnie Baughmnn made a res
port concerning the flags gotten ready
by the flag committee Of the chapter
for the gecent reunion on and an Mrs
to the bureau OF information establish
cd by the u. D. c. during that occasion
at Murphy's b Hotel. Both ladies were
thanked by the chapter for good work
done, as was Mrs Archer Anderson, to
4 whom were sent the flowers that were
afterwards placed on the Davis Monu-
ment, and Mrs. Nv. Randolph. the
efficient chapter president and reunion
| hostess.
| Toward the close Of the meeting Mrs.
I Joseph Dibbrell, president of the Texas
| Division. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, entered the hall and later
made them a most earnest and in
spring talk. Mrs. Dibbrell Is very
handsome woman and what she said
union, OF Richmond as the capital city
of the Daughters affections, OF what
the Confederacy meant to the younger
women Of the Southland and what ap,,
Mrs Randolph for many courtesies ex.
4 tended, was greeted with a storm of
- Thank Street Cur Men.
4 Miss McGauhey, Of California. made
a little talk in regard to the California
j U. D. C. organization. It was pleasant
i news to Richmond Chapter to hear
!, that the far Western division numbers
i i 600 in membership.
Names Of new members given In In
!, Guided those Of Mrs. Susan Marshall
/. Morris Tyler. Miss Lucy Penn Taylor.
J Of Louisa county; Miss Elizabeth Gay
Miss Julia w. Stacy, Miss Byrd Alvey.
Mrs. J. +. Jacob, OF the John b. Mosley
: Chapter, of Nelson county, and Mrs.
: Arthur Robertson. of Nashville Tenn,
7 wero received BIZ transfer. Mrs. Cassidy
, became a life member Of the chantcr.
1t was decided by the chapter to
/. give the ANNUAL Ice cream festival at
!. Lee Camp Soldiers Home, and to send
a vote OF thanks for great courtesies
and kindnesses extended by Messrs.
!. Northrup and Huff, OF the Virginia Pas
!, the reunion. and by tho conductors and
motormen of that system. B-