The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
UNITED DAUGHTERS
 OF THE CONFEDERACY
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 cream and cake. the cakes being indi- the letters U. D. c. done in pink over the white. making a most attractive whole. Then came cup of delicious tea, brewed and dispensed by other fair young Daughters"
 The May meeting then adjourned. The first Tuesday in June occurs the last meeting until the fall.
 Mrs. Chas. Henderson.
 Corresponding Secretary,
 Rev. Francis Tappey of the Presby- terian Church invoked the Divine blessing. R. E. Smith welcomed for the city, David A. Grayson for the Sons and Mrs. A. W. Newsome and Mrs. Virginia clopton for the local chapters and Mrs. c. M. Tardy, His torian. responded. |.
 Mrs. corneiia Branch Stone, Pres ident General of the U. D. C., well comed the delegation of the ohio vol unteers, come to present the captured flag. to the South and Its Inequalities. and saw in their presence a new tie between the sections.
 Mrs. Helen Plain. Honorary Presi- dent-General. amusingly talked of the hardships of the Southern women dur ing the war.
 ASSANShb OA tHS SOAiNClttOu. 0tIo. Charles G. Brown. of Birmingham, made her report. showing the growth of the order. There are now sixty five chapters and 2.o17 members.
 The Credentials Committee reported 1l5 votes in the hall.
 No croses will be given, said Mrs. J. A. Rountree, recorder of crosses. after 1910. The names of veterans must be gotten up before then.
 Greetings were exchanged with the U. D. c. of Tennessee Division Tn ses- sion at Jackson.
 The, afternoon was devoted to en- courasing reports of standing commit Mrs. R. E. L. Nell of Selma, is here on special mission to raise funds to erect monument to Senators Pettus and Morgan.
 List of Delegates.
 Alexander City-Mrs. Vera Walker and Mrs. T. H. Street. Anniston--Mrs. H. D. McCarty. Athens--Mrs. Donnell and Mrs. Os- borne.
 Auburn. Mrs. c. A. Wright.
 Bell Mina--Mrs. R. c. Cortner.
 Bessemer-Mrs. W. B. Lanier, Mrs O. B. Benton, Mrs. Lefkoits
 Birmingham--Mrs c. M. Tardy. Mrs J. Jaffee. Mrs. J. L. Penney. Miss Jim Gardner. Mrs. Augustus Benners, Mrs. J. H. Ray. Mrs. Charles G. Sharpe, Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Mrs. Chapell Cory. Blocton--Mrs. J. " Curtis and Mrs. May Mayberry.
 Camden-Mrs. Tait and Miss Jones Ciayton-Mrs. B. T. Roberts. Mrs J. D. Simmons.
 Decatur-Mrs. 0. B. Cartwright.
 East Lake-Mrs. Bancroft and Mrs. Lendander.
 Ensley-Mrs Frank Davis, Mrs. Lucy Holingsworth and Mrs. ]. E. McAdory. Florence--Mrs. M. W. Camper and Mrs. Frierson.
 Gadsden-Mrs. J. W. Cox and Mrs. H. T. Bailey.
 Guntersville-Mrs W. H. Todd.
 Jacksonville-Mrs. Taylor.
 Livingston-Mrs. James L. Parker. Mobile-Mrs. Christian.
 Montgomery-Mrs. Charles Newson. Mrs. William Matthews, Mrs. Charles McCreary, Mrs. J. c. Lee, Miss Eliza F. Andrews. Mrs. Bihb Graves, Mrs.
 opelika-Mrs. DowdelI.
 Ozark--Mrs. Corbitt and Miss Shans- berry.
 Prattville-Mrs. Mack A. Smith and Mrs. W. T. Northington.
 Russellville-Mrs. R. L. Bowen and Miss Fannie Banks. -shefield-Mrs. F. [. Fossick and, Mrs. Edward Dunkerly Ta
 Seale-Mrs. J. H. Henry.
 Selma-Mrs. Cawthorn and Mrs. R. E. l.. Neil.
 Talladega-Mrs. J. H. Lane, Mrs. Webb and Mrs. J. B. Johnson.
 Troy-Mrs. Bashinsky.
 Tuscaloosa--Mrs Oscar Simpson, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Mrs. Matt Steele and Mrs. William winston.
 Tuskegee-Mrs. G. D. Rogers and Mrs. L. w. Johnson.
 Union Springs-Mrs. J. c. Lawrence and Mrs. c. I. Gholston.
 Wetumpka--Mrs. George Enslen.
 Fort Deposit-Mrs. J. C. Holmes
 Luverne, Mrs. Lucy Hawkins, Mrs. Bankhead.