The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

This Chapter will hold Its Novemoef
meeting with Mrs. c. NJ Thompson as
hostess. Every act Of noble sacrifice
Of the country. every instance OF pa
triotic devotion to her cause. has tt'
benef fetal influence.
Prayer, Chaplain.
Roll Call-Fort Griswold.
d. A. r.. at Paris Exposition--Mrs.
w. NJ. couric.
Poem, Mother Baiiey"-Mrs. e. B
Weldon.
Revolutionary Monuments Erected BY
the ID. A. R.---Mrs. John Reese.
The Louisiana Purchase-Miss Mary
Clayton.
Discussion--D. A. r. during Span
ish- american War.
"Oh, when the heroes Of that time
Are numbered on Gods book sublime,
High on the roll 90 that true fame
Many gentle woman's name
Which earth had cared not TO record
Shall stand writ valiant In the Lord"
Tehopeka Chapter, Dadevflle, Ala.
This Chapter was organized Novem-
Der Is. last. with thirteen members.
Mrs. VIM. Gray. Regent
Mrs. o. p. Carlisle. vice-Regent.
Mrs. Clyde Acre. Registrar.
Miss Marian johnson. Secretary.
Miss Will Harweii. Treasurer.
Miss Emily Herren. Historian.
Mrs. Wood Herren. Chaplain.
Mrs. VIM Gray will attend the
State Conference.
Her alternate Is Miss Estelle Craw-
ford. Delegate. Miss Marian johnson
alternate, Miss Willie Harweii
Tehopeka Chapter, ID. A. H., Directory,
Mrs. VIM. Gray. Regent.
Mrs. Mary AGREE, Nat. No, 1875.
Mrs. Anne Herren. Nat. No. 7s,lss.
Mrs. Gussie johnson Nat. No.. 1871.
Miss Nora Miller. Nat. No. 1882.
Mrs. Saliie Oliver, Nat. No. 73.isS.
Mrs. Maggie Cox. Nat. No. 1855.
Mrs. Hewiette Carlisle, Nat No. 74.-
6s4.
Miss Willie Harweii. Nat. No. 7s.1s7.
Miss Emily Herren. Nat. No. 73.lSs.
Miss Marian johnson. Nat No, 1880.
Miss Estelle Crawford. Nat No. 1887.
Miss Buford Harweli. Nat Ne, 1886.
Peter Forney Chapter. ID. A. n.
The postponed meeting Of the Peter
Forney Chapter. d. A. r.. was held at
the home OF the vice-Regent. Mrs w.
II. Thomas. Wednesday morning. Mo-
vember II. one week later than the
usual time. because OF the sad bereave-
nent OF our Regent. Mrs. McCombs
Mrs Thomas presided. The meeting
was opened with selections from the
ritual. Followed by roll call and reports
of officers
3 The business transacted was first the
election OF delegates to the State Con-
vention OF d. A. r.. to be held in Tus-
caioosa, December ] and 2. which re-
suited as follows: Mrs. w. H. Thorn
as attends for Regent; Mesdames Mary
q. King and J. Lee Holloway as del
egates: Mesdames Julia Pratt and Will
liam Northington as aiternates. Mrs.
J.. M. WHY. representative for the
American Monthly Magazine. Miss
berry requesting assistance for her
school for boys near Rome. Ca. do
nation of SIS was made. Miss Ann NJ.
Williams and Mrs. Horace Stringfel-
low were appointed committee to
draft resolutions Of sympathy for Mrs
McCombs II, the loss Of her husband.
The literary program. with Mrs.
Mary q. King as director, consisted
of very much enjoyed paper on "Pio-
neer Life in the Colonies" by Mrs. w.
p. DeJarnette. of the Twentieth Cen
fury Club, and pleasant talk on the
Van CORTLAND Place. near New York.
by Mrs. H. Sale Phelan. which was
made very realistic because of the fact
that Mrs Phelan was recent visitor
at this quaint and valuable old prop
erty After this the guests were serv.
ed with a dish of tea" and delicious
sandwiches.
Mrs Henry Newson,
eyiN en- liiW NifFfTeFH la aecrntary.
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