The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOL U7ION

lNWE MI Dill MIi iii q III IL 8HwMMh u
Editor-Miss Anne NJ williams. state
Historian. 535 South Perry Street
Montgomery. Ala
"Remember the day OF old: consider
father and he win show thee. they
elders and they win teach thee
Remove not the ancient landmark
which thy fathers have sst..-Soiomon.
state Dirsseory.
Regent--Mrs Aurora Pryor Mo-
vies.Ressnt-Mrs. Rhstt ooOds. No.
sscretary--Mrs. william Harvey. New
Treasurer-Mrs. J. c. street, opelika
oficial Reader-Mrs. H. ID. Barr, An
Historian--Afiss Anne Marks vii.
chspiain.Srs. Ellen Peter-Brycs
Agent American Monthly--Mrs. J. n
Poet L snrsSts. Miss Meta Thompson,
Chapter Directory
General Sumter-Birmingh CHAM; h5'
gent. Mrs. j. v. Allen
Peter torsey--Montgomer Regent
Andrew Observation-Disclosures: Regent
Mrs. A. q. Storey.
Light Horse Harry Lee-Auburn; Re-
gent. Mrs. George Duncan.
Regent. Mrs. w. b. watkins.
John Wade Keyes--Athens: Regent
Mrs. William J. Hagan.
cherokss-Seims. a.egent. Miss Mel
colbert-Tuscumbia: Regent Mrs
John e. Deloney.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Regent. Mrs
,Lswis-Eafs1ia; Regent. Miss MARY
Nobiie-Mobiie; Regent. Mrs. Joaeph
stsPhens-Nsw Decatur; Regent. MIRA
Trederick william Gray--Annlstoni
Regent. Mrs. Hiram Donald Barr.
Francis MISUNDERSTANDING; Ee'
Rienville-Anniston; Regens. MIRA
Katherine Steel oxford; Regent
3rs. James R Draper.
standing Counmitseea.
Continental Hall Committees-Cha
man. Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce. Tusea+
American Monthly Magazine--chair
man MSs Ala why sng Pstnoto Inc.n
tives to Education - Chairman, Mrs
Charles c. Thach. Auburn.
Proper Observance OF National An
niversaries and Alabama Day-Chair
man, Mrs. Walter Robinson, Admission.
State Society Genealogy and Badge
Chairman. Mrs. James r. Draper. OK
ford.
Monumental Memorial Committee
Chairman. Mrs. L @. Dawson. Mont
jackson Roads In Alabama--Chair
man, Mrs A. @. Henry, Guntersvtllo.
Preservation of Matches Trace" II
Alabama-Chairman. Mrs. l. 7. Pride
historic Spots. Relics and Graves o
Revolutionary Heroes and Heroines--
Chairman, Mrs. II. D. Barr. Admission.
Child Labor Legislation--Chairman
Mrs: Rhett Gcods' NOBLE, p.,.,,ou
with the sons Of the Revolution. an
sons Of the American Revolution
Chairman. Mrs. HALLS JRnney. Mont
To- 10 Secure Pensions for Real Daugh
ters-chairman Mrs.. T. P. Garrett
:. Jones Valley Memorial Road Commit
tse-Chairman. Mrs. A.. o. Lane. Birm
tngham.
AIabamn's Representatives AZ the Com
ing sevenfeenth Continental
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith. Vice Presi
dent General N. s. D.. A. r.
Mrs. A. p. Mcclellan, State Regent
Mrs. Rhett Goode. State Vice Regent
DeIegatea and Altermates.
Peter Forney Chapter. Montgomer,
Mrs. L. b. Whitfield. Delegate, Mrs
j. M. wyiey; alternates. Mrs. A. p
TYSON, Mrs. r.. NJ. Henderson.
Mobile Chapter, Mobile--Regent, Mri
Joseph st q Tucker; aiternates. Mrs
r.. II. Clarke. Mrs. G. s. Shawhan an
Mrs. Stanley FincI1. Delegate, MRS
Rhett Goode: alternates. Mrs. u
Robbins and Mrs, Ellen Barrett Igor
John Wade Reyes Chapter. Athens
Regent, Mrs. w. j. Hagan' aIterhssel
Miss Ann Davis, Miss Addie Rice, Mr'
Price Hendricks.
Tuscaloosa Chapter, Tuscaioosa--Re
gent, Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryee; alter
nate. Mrs. Rose @. Lewis.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, Taliadeg
Ragenf. Mrs. A. q. Storey; alter
nate, Mrs j Melville Thornton,
(This list viii be added TO as name
Of delegates and alternates are sent
from the several Chapters)
conttneutnl Hall Fund.
Tuscaloosa, Ala. March IL, 1903,
Dear Miss Williams:--You can al
IN the Chapters who have sent in 90
ne tions TO Continental Hall Fund IN
name Of John Wade Reyes Chapter
Athans: eleven more to hear from.
Yours sincerely,
(Mrs.) Ellen Peter-Bryce.
THE following invitation has bee
raceived by our state Regent, ana ais
~ tbs chapters in the State. from IN
home OF the President General N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean re
aueat the honor of your presence
| the marriage Of their daughter, BessI'
10 lieutenant william Adams Dallan
ioth cavalry, United states Army o
az afternoon of Tuesday Marcn
1aos al 4:3O o'clock, at the Churcn
tho Heavenly Rest, Fifth avenue an
tTortv- nth street New York CITY
DaIIam-MeI.ean.
New York Sun. March = $500 =,
Mas BESSIE Maulby Mclean an
lieutenant william A. Dallam' ISt
cavaIrv u. s. A.. were married yesteI
A. afternoon at $3.50 in the Cnurch {
49, Heavenly Rest. Fifth Avenue an
Eortv-fIfth street. The ceremony we
.syforwed by the Rev. Herbert Ship
nan who was chaplain at West Poln
WIEN the bridegroom was there ss
/ cadet He was assisted by the he'
mr. osborne Ingle Of Frederick nag
Who ofFiciated at the marriage OF "a
| hrfde.s parents, and the benedietio
was pronounced by Bishop Potter. IN
hride wore an ivory white princes
froek of liberty satin with eoui
| tsaSn ana a tulle veil. She carried
| se,.a,,et ~ orange blossoms, whit