The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

 "A kaines, savannah, Ga; nx.. Custodian Flags and Remnants, Mrs. Frank Anthony Wsde. Norfolk Va.
 AIabamn state Directory.
 Miss sallie Jones Honorary President. Mrs. Charles e. Brown. President Birmingham, Ala.
 Mrs. D. B. hoss. First vice-presi- dsnas mrs AqDvTn; Iswis coSb Als Second vice-prsa Mrs. L. T. Pride Recording Sec retary. Pride Station. Ala.
 Mrs. w. H. Phillips. Corresponding Secretary. Birminsham, Ala.
 Mrs, T. W. Palmer. Treasurer. Aon- tevallo. Ala. Mrs. Harvey p. Jones. Historian. Mrs: '; II: Eimors. Registrar. Noun Nrs J. X. Rountree, Rscorda sf cross of Honor, 1900, Eleventh Ave- nue. South Birmingham. Ala. Registrar of the Children of the Con. Lederacy Greensboro. Ala
 Auditing committee--Mrs. Ellen Pe- ter-Bryce. Tuscaloosa.
 Chapter Extension, ,--Mrs. R. A. Lee. Greenvtlle. Chairman.
 State Souvenir Plate--1frs. w. L. Durr. Montgomery. Chairman.
 Monnment Fund--Mrs, B B. Rosa Auburn. Chairman.
 Hospissi Rslies; soiaisrs aone-,MSs sl ;s. man.
 scholarship--sfrs. J. A. thompson Tnscumbia Chairman.
 This invitation was extended tor the Alabama Division:
 -'The United Daughters of the con- federacy requests the honor of your presence at the ceremonies of unveil- ing the window erected by them in loving memory of Mrs varina Jeffer- son Davis. In the Church of the Re- decmer. Friday morning. February 2ss 1908. at 1I:aO o'clock. Biloxi. Afiss.'' This is the date of the anniversary of the marriage of the President and Mrs Davis. The window stands next to that Mrs Davis erected in memory of her husband. The theme selected for this window is 'chriat in the home of Mary and Martha Y The inscription is ITO the glory of God in loving memory of Yarina Harriet Davis wife Of Jeffer-. son Davis. President of the Southern confederacy. Born fth day of May. 1926, died 18th day of october, 1906. o Lord. in Thee have I trusted. let me never be confounded. Erected by the United Daughters of the Confectionery in 1907. Deo vindici.'"
 hope many Alabama Daughters can attend these ceremonies.
 Faithfully.
 Mary B. Brown I know the following letter will be a A. 1.44.. kT~a s<... hers of Alabama Division. U. D. c. The record of our beneficiary should lead
 Faithfully.
 Mary B. Brown.
 University Ala, Jan. IS, 1908. Mrs. Joseph N. Thompson. Tuscumbia,
 Ala:
 Dear Mrs. Thompson--You letter of the 14th inst, has been received. and am pleased to be able to give you the desired information. Mir. Pittman. the beneficiary of the U. D. c. scholarship at the University, has proved to be a satisfactory student from every stand point. Herewith am sending you a copy of his r1id-year report from which you will see that he has made good grades in the majority of his subjects. His report is somewhat above the av- craze. and have no doubt that he will be able to sustain himself In the same good standing.
 His dues for the first two fiscal terms have been paid. Dues for the third and last term of the session will be payable on or before the 5th day of March. Your next remittance should be made by that dates
 Again congratulating the Alabama Division of the U. D. C. upon the es- tablishment of the scholarship, and hoping that it may be continued in- definitely I am, with best wishes,
 Yours very truly.
 John ". Abecrombie.
 President.