The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
B|G COMMITTEE NAMED ID PLAN
 FOR THE REUNION Will Raise S5O,OOO to Give Confederate Veterans the
 Time of Their Life
GENERAL MEETING CALLED
 FOR THURSDAY AZ TERNOON
Date For Big Gathering Will Probably Be Fixed For Early In June-The Social Side Will Be
 Feature.

The executive committee for the enter tainment of the Confederate veterans at their reunion here next summer, of which J. M. Wilzin is chairman, has announced the following committee on general ar engagements to have charge of the en- tertainment of the veterans. This com mittee is called to meet at 8 30 D. m., next Thursday, December 12, at the Commercial club rooms
 J. M. Wilzin, W. C. Agee, B. M. Allen, T. l.. Anglin, J. M. Altman, Ira L. Arm strong, James Bailey, E. w. Barrett, Colman Blach, John G. Bradley E. L. Brown, W. S. Brown, Murray Brown, James Bowron, Wilson Brown, T. G. Bush, Sid J. Bowie, J. w. Bush, R. D. Burnett, Robert Bell, S. M. Blake, Sol Caheen, J. B. Cobbs, W. w. Crawford, w. T. Cox. J. D. Collins, R. E. Collins, o. T. Dozier, Byron Dozier, F. w. Dixon, J. W. Donnelly, D. M. Drennen, W. M. Drennen, Samuel Earle, c. F. Enslen, Gull pepper Exum, Eugene Enslen; Eugene Fies, W. H. Ferguson, John II. Frye, A. l.. Fulenwider A. H. Forbes R. NJ. Goodall, H. B. Gray, Job Going, George Griffin, s. D. Greene, w. P. G. Harding. R. H. Hagood, Henry Hiden, c. C. Heidt, E. P. Hogan, Horace Hammond, w. H. Hassinger, J. D. Elliott, Robert Jemison, Jr., F. M. Jackson, Ben M Jacobs, Solon Jacobs. Robert Jemison, Sr, R.. M. Jenkins, Crawford Johnston, T. II. Johnston, Joseph F. Johnston, NJ. V. Joseph. Harry Jones, Guy Johnston, William D. Jelks, John l.. Raul, W. H. Kettig, J. D. Kirkpatrick, Simon Klotz, D. K. Campbell, Sid W. Lee, W. E. Leedy, Sidney Lazarus, Sterling Lanier, R. r. Manley, Otto Marx, Hugh McGeever, Ferd Marx, G. B. Mccormack, R. P McDaniel, J. W. Mcqueen, Felix Mclaughlin, M. P. Messer, w. N. Malone, W. J. Milner, John E. Morris, T. H. Mol ton. W. s. Morrow, E. F. Moore, Walter Moore, J. c. Maben, R. w. Massey, Frank Nelson, jr., w. D. Nesbit c. B. Norton, Allan Northington, T. w. O'Byrne, Frank P. O'Brien, John w. ONeill. w. G. Oli- yer, John L. Parker, R. H. Pearson, J. H. Phillips, Walker Percy w. A. Porter, H. J. Porter, Rufus N. Rhodes, B. F. Ro- den, J. Frank Rushton, John T. Reid, Louis Saks, J. A. Roundtree, N. H. Sew
 
 Smith, James G. Smith, T.. o. Smith, Charles A. Stillman, E. D. Smith, Walter l.. Sessions W. H. Sims, Thomas S. Tate, B. A. Thompson, John w. Tomlinson, S. E. Thompsno, E. M. Tutwiler, c. w. Ufford, w. E. Urquahart, George B.. Ward, w. H. Woodward, James Weather ly, W. J. Wheeler, F. s. White, Sr., Sterl- ing A Wood, J. l.. Yancy, John T. Yeat- man-140.
 At the meeting Thursday date for the holding of the reunion will probably be to Gen. Stephen D. Lee, commander-in- chief of the Confederate Veterans, re- questing that it be held on this date if possible.
 Other matters pertaining to the enter tainment of the old soldiers will also be taken up and work begun on the plans toward making them have the best time of their life. The citizens of Birmingham are going to raise s50.000 to be spent in the entertainment, and the committee will take up the proposition of the best way to collect it.
 The first part of June will very prob ably be the time decided upon as tie time for holding the reunion. The social part of the reunion will play big part, and altogether it will be one of great brilliance.