The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-03
D. A R. IN TUSCALOOSA
WOMEN COMPLETE BUsNEss AND
 ADJOURN.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Fex, of M1ssls- sippi, Deliver Interesting Aa- dgesses-Ffnal Session of
 Convcutfon.

second days session of the eleventh annual conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened this morning at 10 o'clock ct the county court house. In spite of the indictment weather many women were present and the meeting was interesting.
 A part of today's business was dis- posed of yesterday, so the program was slightly altered.
 The meeting was called to order by the State Regent Mrs. A. F. McCiel- Ian. of Athens. which was followed by prayer by Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce. This was followed by q short address by Mrs Egbert Jones, Vice President of the National Society of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution for Mississippi. whose home is in Natchex. This was followed by talk from Mrs. Fox, wife of Congressmtn Fox of West Point, Miss. The rest of the program was as follows: Duet. Columbia. Mrs. l.. O. Dawson and Mrs. M. T. Maxwell; songs, Come Back" tMfller). wishes" tSans Souci). Mrs. Harry N Eddins; Matches Trace" Mrs. L. T.. Pride (paper read by Mrs. Barr of Anniston.) The raising of $1bo to be used on Natchez Trace. $50 being con tributed by the State Treasury and the balance contributed by the different chapters represented at the confer ence. Child Labor Legislation. Mrs- Margaret w. Boiling. Committee on Alabama Room. Mrs. B. P. Garrett. Chairman. Chapter Regents; reports. adjournment.
 The final session was held this aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Edgar B. Kay entertained at . luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs Rhett Goode. of Mobile, who is here attending the convention of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton. Covers were laid for twenty ano eight courses were served.
 After the business of the morning had been transacted. an automobile ride was rendered the visitors, taking in all the points of the city, after which the women were entertained at the resi- dence of Mrs. Peter-Bryce.
 One of the main features of the oay was the election of officers for the en- suing year and the following were re- elected.
 State Regent. Mrs. Mcclellan of Ath- ems. ,r bile.
 Secretary. Mrs. Harvey. of Decatur.
 treasurer, Mrs. Street. of opelika
 Chaplain, Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce. or Tuscalooosa.
 elected Historian, and Mrs. Barr or Admission reelected official leader.
 EufauIa was selected as the meeting place for 1910. Talladega and Decatur also extended invitations for the con yention. closed the convention.
 First Days Session. sz.s
 The meeting was called to order oy the regent, Mrs. A. P. Mcclellan oi Athens. .n. program:
 Song-"America."
 Ritual exercises.
 Song-"Alabama."
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce. regent Hostess Chapter.
 song-"My own United States"
 Greetings from Clubs and Affiiiat- c. Snedecor.
 Up-to-D Date Club--Mrs. F. D. Losey.
 U. D. C.-Mrs. JIG. Harrison.
 Veterans from Camp Rodes-Cap- tain A. F. Prince.
 Response--Mrs. J. Morgan Smith. of Birmingham. vice president general of the National Society for Alabama.
 Song-"Star Spangied Banner"
 Report of Chairman Credentiai Committee.
 Roll Caii-State officers. chapter regents, aIternates and delegates.
 Report of state Regent. Mrs. A. P. Mcclellan.
 Noon Recess.
 The program for the afternoon ses- sion at 2:s0 was as follows:
 Reports: ~
 State Secretary. Mrs. wm. Harvey of New Decatur.
 State Historian. Mrs. Annie Will Hams of Birmingham.
 State Treasurer, Mrs. J. c. Street of Opelika.
 Appointment of Conference Commit tee.
 Solo-One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
 Memorial Hour.
 Report of Standing Committees: 1. Graves of Revolutionary Soldiers Mrs. J. V. Allen of Birmingham, chairman. 2. Real Daughters-Mrs. J. B. Knox, chairman.
 Ellen Peter-Bryce of Tuscaloosa. chairman.
 4. Revolutionary Relics-Mrs. Oc- tavio F. Frazier, chairman. l Adjournment. l The Tuscaloosa Chapter D. A. R. has sent out invitations to a reception to the delegates and other friends this evening at the home of MT. and Mrs.