The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
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Editor--Miss Annie M; Williams. |stateHistorian, 535 South Perry street o.Remember the days O: old, consider the -.ears of many generations; ask &thy father and he will show thse: .ne zsiiders and they win teach thee.-- oRs,. Rs.nove not the aneien. 'isncnark which thy fathers have set."--Solomon. Rexent-Mrs. Aurora Pryor Mcclel. vies-E egent--Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mo sscretary-AErs. William Harvey. TreasSrer-Mrs. 1 c. street Opel. omeial Reader--AErs. H D. Barr. An Histerian--Aiss Annie Marks. Will chapiain-Mrs, Ellen Peter-Bryce. 
 Agent American Monthiy=-Mrs. !. Nj. foet ItMi IaursateMMiss Metta TLomp- 4 Chapter Directory. rsDs 1fnfTsi Mrs Su%ptsrinnirm'nsnAm aiisn N'- Peter Forney-Montgomery: Regent Mrs. c. H. Mccombs,
 Andrew Jaskson-Taiiadega. Regent. Light Horse Harry. Lee--Auburn: Regent Mrs. George Duncan. Regent. Mrs W W. B. Watkins. John Wade Keyes.--AthenS; Regent. Mrs. William J. Aagan: p.. ,r-. Lewis-Eufsuis: Regent; Miss Mary Mo6iie-Mobile; tegent Mrs. Joseph stephens--New Decatur; Regent Mrs. Fredrick William Gtay-Annison; Regent. Mrs Hirman Donald Barr.
 Francis Marion-Mont9nmery; Re- sBi BienViiie4Anniston; iiiiA Regent. Mrs. A. Katherine steel-oxford: Regent. cheroEee-seima: Regent. Miss Nell coibeTt4Tascumbia; Regent. Mrs. sT sTTwlekenham Town-Huntsvilie; Re- gent Mrs, Frances Tappey.
 Standing Committees 4 Continental Hall Committees--Chair- man, Mrs. Ellen Peter-Brycsl Tusca- < loosa.
 man, Mrs. J. M. WyIy. Montgomery.
 Legislative Aid and Patriotic Incen. lives to Education-Chairman, Mrs. Proper observance of National An niverBaries and Alabama Day-ChaiT- man. Mrs. Walter Robinson, Anniston. rL state tate society Gsneaiogy and badgS-- # ford.
 Monumental Memorial Committee --- Chairman. Mrs. L. c. Dawson. Mont- Jackson Roads in Alabama-Chair- man. Mrs. A. c. Henry. Guntsrsville..
 Preservation Of Natchez Trace in Alabama-Chairman. Mrs. L. T. Pride. Historic Spots. Relies and Graves of cSsiamn1 MTs Aar0fs fSa ssar Hnnisson Child Labor Legislation--- Chairman. Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mobile.
 wisS tSs Sons Of the RsaolusioS ssasiOns snd Sons of the American Revolution-- Chairman. Mrs. Halls Janney. Mont TO Secure Pensions for Real paueh- ssrs-Chairman. Mrs. D. P. Garrett. Jones Valley Memorial Road Com mittee- Chairman. Mrs. A. o. Lane. RirninGhaun. ,e-s
 D. 4. R. Notes.
 The reelected State Secretary, Mrs. William Harvey, has been on a visit to Birmingham since the adjournment of the conference. and thus has not put her minutes into shape for publi- cation. They will be published in the next issue of this department.
 Mrs. J. M. wyly of Montgomery, chairman American Monthly Magazins and Honorary Life Regent of the Pe- ter FoFney Chapter. has been on a visit to Jacksonville,
 Some Social Echoes from the State
 Conference.
 BtenvfIIe Chapter Reeeptfon. Anniston Evening Star.
 Never has Anniston had the honor of entertaining a more illustrious gath ering than on Thursday evening. when Bienville Chapter entertained the D. A. R. delegates at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John B. Knox.
 The dim glow from red chandeliers was thrown on the gowns of the hand some maids and matrons from front to rear of the reception hall, and the guests, numbering into the hundreds, paid homage to the distinguished vis- ttors.
 The decorations were red. white and