The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-08
ANNUAL CONVENTION
 DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY

 Pelham Chapter calls attention to the following regulations for the annual con vention:
 Auburn, March 25, 1910. Dear Daughters: The next annual con- vention of the Alabama Division United Daughters of the Confederacy will con vene in the capitol, Montgomery, May 11-13, at 9:30 a. m.
 Each chapter is entitled to one dele gate for every % members, or fraction thereof, not less than seven, and Tor each additional 25 members shall be en- titled to another delegate. Any one dele- gate may cast the entire vote or the chapter, or if no delegates can attend, the chapter may be represented by proxy. It is very important that each chapter be represented.
 | Find enclosed two blank credentials for delegates, which are to be filled out as soon as your delegates are elected; one of these is sent to Mrs. Belle A. Ross chairman credentials committee. Zz' Washington avenue, Montgomery, the oth' CT one must be taken to the convention | by the delegates of each chapter The names of all delegates who expec' to attend the convention must be sent promptly to Mrs. c. II. Beale, chairman of the committee on homes, 750 South Perry street, Montgomery
 The recording secretary will mall you & copy of the constitution and bylaws of The Alabama division, with the changes suggested by the committee on revision of constitution Please consider care fully the proposed changes, and be pre- pared to act on the same. .
 Mrs. John w. Williams chairman ~ transportation committee, is making every effort to secure reduced rates to the con vention. If she is successful she will
 1a oi a daily the rates given by the lines leading into Montgomery.
 Division officers, chairmen of commit tees and delegates reporting for chapters, are requested to have their reports type written, and to leave them on the desk of the recording secretary after reading them before the convention.
 The fourteenth annual convention bids fair to be well attended and Of unusual interest. Faithfully yours.
 JE,TITIA DOWDELL ROSS.
 President Alabama Division U. D. C. NOTES AND PERSONALS Miss Willie Barton of Marietta, Ga, is expected today to be the house guest or her sister, Mrs. Beverly Head, and Miss Jamie Head.
 Miss Mable Wheelock her guest. Miss McKeon. of New York. and Miss Es- .telle Nabb will leave today for Tusca- loosa to attend the senoorgerman, They will be chaperoned by Mrs. Harry Whee- lock and Mrs. Jackson c. Halstead.
 
 Mir. and Mrs Richard Hart will leave Monday morning for their home In New yorl, after A weeks stay with Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison.
 The many friends of little Clyde Foshee Cunningham, the adopted daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. G. Peirce, who has been critically i'll for the past week. will be glad to know that she is now out Of danger and is rapidly recovering.
 Mrs. John B. weakley is visiting rel atives in Florence and Sheffield.
 Mrs. A. Latady is passing the week. end in Montevallo.
 Mrs. E. R. Norman left yesterday to visit relatives in Montgomery.
 The Twentieth Century club meets with Mrs. l. w. Fain at the residence of Mrs. fobn R. Copeland, 12l0 North 4..irty- second sctreet, today at o'clock
 Mir Ed Noement will be among those tn attend the serior ball at the Uni versity tonight.