The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
DAUGHTERS OF THE
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION

9FuBuiHumuMUFgR1TBtDMurUt0H Memorial Continental Hall-chairman,
 Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, Birmingham;
 Mrs Rhett Goode. Mobile.
 Revolutionary Relics-Chairman. Mrs.
 Sctavia F. Frazier, Birmingham:
 Mrs. M. D. Bibb. Montgomery; Miss
 Nellie ". Baker. Selma.
 Working Committees. American Monthly Ma agazine--Chair-
 efy sn Ass H Tkeaason,y @ %y'5 55peifEa Man'ESn Srs Legislative Aid and Patrsotic Incentive to Education-Chairman, Mrs. J. !
 Maygield. Montgomery; L; T. Dean. Eufaula:, Errs. Mary c. Brickeli. Proper observance of National Anni- versaries and Alabama Day-Chair-
 m man; Mfrs. Mrs. Js. JGseph st George Tuck Genealogy and State History-chair-
 man, Mrs Florence King Draper Auburn; Mrs. Mary Clayton. Eufau. Jackson Roads in Alabama-chair- ander City; Mrs. W. w. Whiteside.
 Anniston; Mrs. Bessie M. Phillips. ''Natchez Trace" committee--chair- Man. Mrs. L.. T. P. Pride. Pride; Mrs.
 John E. Delaney; Tuscumbia; Mrs.
  Child Labor observation-disclosures Mrs. Margaret Walker Boiling.
 HuntsviIle; Mrs. Scott Roberts, An niston; Miss Melissa Wyman. Tusca- Cultivation of Fraternai Relations with the Sons of the Revolution ana
 the sens of the M1s hmerlsan Reyoln pey. Huntsville; Mrs. Robinson, An niston: Mrs. L. G. Woodson. Birm- Iefferson sCoupfy MauoriaI poaa. Chairman. Mrs. A. o. Lane. Birming-
 ham.
 Decoration and Furniture for Ala hama Room in Continental Hall Mrs. Augusta Bibb Garrett, Bell view, chairman; Mrs. H. b. Barr Anniston; Mrs. Narcissa Maupin Shairpan, Mobile.
 Delegates to State Conference. The Entertainment Committee of the Tuscaloosa Chapter requests that all State officers. chairmen of committees, and those chapters that have not noti- fled them of the delegates who will attend, will let the Regent of the Tus- caloosa Chapter know as soon as pos sfble. There are several State officers. chairmen of committees, and five Chap ters still to be heard from-two Mont gomery Chapters, Selma. Auburn and Oxford. These are requested to send in names at once. If there are any corrections to be made in the list given below, the Re- gents are requested to have such cor rections made for republication In next weeks column.
 Partial List of Delegates to Conference A~ st Tuscaloosa.
 Birmingham, General Sumter Chap ter-Mrs. Chas. T. Sharpe. Mrs. Hattie Morton, Mrs. T. U. Walter, Mrs. J. V. Arc Eran MrC A O. Lane or their alternates.
 Montgomery, Peter Forney-Not heard from.
 Talladega. Andrew Jackson-Miss Mittie McElderry, doubtful. Mrs. J. M. Thornton will attend.
 Auburn. Light Horse Harry Lee Not heard from.
 opelika. Martha Wayles Jefferson Mrs. J. H. Thomson and Miss Mys- tice Renfro both will attend.
 Athens, John Wade Keyes-Mrs. W. P. Chandler. Regent; Mrs. W. H. Dom nell. Vice-Regent; Miss Jamie Russell, alternate: Mrs. Harry Walker. dele- gate; Mrs. E. P. Garrett. alternate. Eufaula, Lewis-Mrs. l.. Y. Dean and Mrs. w. Thompson. The latter will attend.
 Mobile-Mrs. Vim. cochrane Fitts Mrs. Rhett Goode. and Mrs. St. Geo. Tucker. All will attend.
 New Decatur-Stephens Chapter Mrs. H. Beaver, Regent, cannot go. Mrs. John Knight, alternate; Mrs. D. W. Speake. delegate; Mrs. Harry Gill, alternate; Mrs. William Harvey. State officer. The latter with Mrs. Speake and one alternate will attend.
 Anniston, Frederick William Gray Mrs. H. D. Barr. State officer, Mrs. Green and Miss Oneida Lynch. all will go.
 Montgomery. Francis Marion-Not heard from.
 Anniston. Bienville-Regent, Mrs. A. L. Taylor; delegate, Mrs. Scott Rob- erts; albernates. Mrs. M. E. Michell, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. c. F. Rider and Mrs. W. R. Owens Two will attend. Oxford, Katherine Steele-Not heard from.
 Selma, Cherokee-Not heard from. Tuscumbia, Colbert-Mrs. John E. Delony, Regent; Mrs. G. NJ. Drisdaae, delegate, will both attend. Huntsville, Twickenham Town-Mrs. Frances Tappey, Regent, Mrs. Kate c. Donegan, will both attend.
 Alexander City, Captain John Bacon, and Syllacauga and Dadeyille will each send one delegate.
 Each delegate will please remember to bring their ritual along.
 A hearty welcome awaits them all. Chapter Year Rocks. For this week the Historian and Ed itor acknowledges with thanks the re- ceipts of the years programs from the Mobile Chapter, Mobile, and from Peter Forney, Montgomery. The sub ject for study selected by the Mobile Chapter is. Women of the Revolution" "Who shall find a valiant woman? The price of her is brought from afar."
 This most appropriate and pleasing study of women by women, is arranged in thoroughly scholarly and enter taining manner by the Committee on Program, composed of Mrs. ". c. Fitts, Chairman; Mrs. G. A. Leftwich. Mrs. J. B. Harvey Mrs. Frank Hap per, Miss Frances Ruf1n. A most chaharming feature for each meeting Is the introduction of music and poetry. On every program appears a classic for instrument or voice. and a carefully selected poem, fitting into