The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
DAUGHTERS OF THE
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION

3HI IHl1M UtuI'H11 1MHs1 k5I k1k Hann5H eEH9 rdisor--af fiss Anne M Williams. State Bistoi ian, 53s South Perry street. Montgomery. Ala
 s.Remember the days of old. considsr the wears of many generations. .ss thy father anal he will show tnss, sne elders and they will teach tnee Remove not the ancient landmark which thy fathers have set
 pnREcToRY.
 Regent--Mrs. Aurora Pryor MeCiei- As vies.1 es sssnt--A6rA Rhett GoodA Me- E sscretary--Mrs. William Harvey. SsT TreasarsrH-Mrs. TsrM !. c. Street. Opel onciai Reader--Mrs. H. D. Barr. An Historian--Miss Annie Marks wii- chepiain--Mrs. Ellen Pstsr-Brycs. Agent American Monthly-Mrs J. N. foet Tidi Tsussats1idiss Meta rAomp- General Snmter-Birmangham he- rFstsT E Eospsymhsn's0ns'r'; So5ss. Regent Andrew Jackson. Tailadeea = Regent Miss Mittie McElderry. Light Horse Harry y,ncsn. LAuoufH' Regent. Mrs ". B. Watk.ns. p.~,, n:s. 1chN w,ssls Wade Z k1zssinA'AsAs' Kssan. s' Tuscaloosa--riscsloo Regent. hrs Lswis-@Eufauis: Len Regent: Miss Mary Mobile-Mobile: .sgsnt Mrs. Joseph st.,,Ss,s sx necatur: Regent Mrs. Frsarick William Gray7Annison; Trancis Marion-MontgOmery: Re- rent. Mrs. Walter Black. BlenviIle--Anniston: Regent. Mrs. A. Katnerine steel---oxford; Regent. Mrs. James R. Draper. , Cherokee-selma; Regent. Miss Nell coibsrt--Tu -Tuscumbia; Regent Mrs. John E psioney. .u.. p.. Captain John Bacon--Alexander Cffy: Regent. Mra Roberta Bacon AcD. Russell.
 Virginia Dare Chapter, Mohiie--Re- gent Mrs. James o. smith.
 Standing Committees.
 Graves of Revolutionary Soidiers--' Chairman. Mrs. !. V. Allen. Birming- Real Daughters of the American Rev. Sea.a0n John B. K Raes. nAS1aaA' 3nniston.
 Memorial Continentai Hail--Chair- man. Mrs. Ellen Peter.Bryce. Tusca. Revolutionary Relics--chairman. Mrs octavia F. Frazier. Birmingham.
 worlxing Ccmmitfies.
 American Monthly Magaxins--Chair- s,ao~ M rn Legislative. Aid and Patriotic Incen- tives to Education--Chai Mrs. !. T. Mayfeld. Montgomery.
 Proper Observance of National Annt- verBnTtes and Alabama Day--Chair- man, Mrs Joseph St George Tucker Gdheaioey and state History--Chalr. man. Mrs Florence King Draper. ox- ford.
 Jackson Roads in Alabama-Chair- man, Mrs. Roberta N. Russell. Aiexan- sNatchez Trace" Committee -- Chair. man. Mrs. l.. T. Pride. Pride. Mrs. Margaret Walker Boiling. Hunts Cultivation of Fraternal Relations with the Sons of the Eeyoiudlon aud,,,a,an ano 2 Chairman. Mrs. Francis Tappey. Tunts- Jsitsrson County Memorial ,sa.:,:,., RosSs.- ham.
 Emvftat3On to U. ID. c. Convention
 May 12, 1909. The following much appreciated in- vitation has been received by the State Regent. Thus. through her, a deli cate courtesy has been extended to all the D. A. R. of Alabama: and in her acceptance of the honor, the Daugh . tere of the American Revolution will show their deep appreciation, and win send cordial greetings to a sister pa- triotic society:
 Virginia clay-clopton Chapter.
 U D. C.. No. HOT. Mrs. Aurora Pryor Mcclellan, Regent
 Alabama D. A. R.:
 My Dear Mrs Mcclellan:
 Representing the Virginia Clay. Clop. ton Chapter. United Daughters of the Confectionery, write to ask that you honor us with your presence as q guest of our Chapter at the coming Alabama State Convention, U D. c. May 18th, 1909. also extend @ cor. dial invitation from our Division Pres ident, Mrs. Charles c. Brown. and tn, State Division.
 Hoping we may have the pleasur, and honor of entertaining you at tha time, I am with kindest regards,
 Very sincerely yours, Mrs. A w Newson.
 President Virginia Clay-CIopton Chapter, United
 Daughters of the confederacy.
 April 2. 1909.
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