The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
WILL SEND DELEGATES
2TOLTTTLE ROCK MEETING
Richmond Chapter Elects Repre- nlatlses to General Convention
II paaghers-Beanests MANY Northy Ohpects.

The election of delegates to the con
Vention of tfl* United Daughters oi
the Confederaey. which Will be held
IN Little Rock. Ark, In November re-
ports and new business made the oe-
tober meeting Of the Richmond Chap
ter l.. H. g.. an unusually important
one.
Delegates elected 10 the convention.
which meets November to II, were
Mrs. Norman V Randolph. Mrs. u
A. Brown. Mrs, Edgar Taylor Mrs
j q; Coriey, Mrs t. A. Btenner, Mrs,
II. l.. Nawter. Mrs, John Thefey Mrs,
j RI Timberlake. Mrs f. II. Gloves,
Mrs. prewry. Mrs ]. +. Foaraurean,
Mrs. e. E. Sydnor. Mrs X T Wit
liams, Mrs s. W Williams, Mrs. Tho
mas f5occek. Miss Betty Eilys0n. Mrs.
J Taylr Eliyson, Mrs. C. W !.
Brock, Mrs H. f. Francis. Mrs, En-
ders Robinson. Mrs. A. NJ, Tyler, MIS-.
stephen Beyertdge, Mrs. II. Z. Ricn
ardson. Mrs, Maria Robinson. Mrs. ".
4. Harris Miss Annie Gray. Mrs.
Frank .Tunp and Miss Minnie BaUs1-
man The appointment at alternates
was lefa to Mrsc, Randolph These
delegates Will put forth every effort to
bring the convention to Richmond IA
1911, Letters have already been re-
ceiyed from thirty three chapters say
ing they viii come to Richmond The
chapter In the District NJ Columbia
asked the Richmond chapter to with
draw their invitation in favof of
Washington. but the Richmond chap
ter refused to do SO.
clear profit Of s543.43 from the
restaurant conducted by the chapter
at the State Fair was reported
Report OH suffolk Meeting
The delegates, who attended the re-
cenA convention In suffolk. gave "a
mnss Interesting report OF the cordial
hospitality shown the de egates and
Of the work Of the convention The
state convention. upon the motion of
Mrs. \. Y. Randolph, decided 10 APP
point relief committee. whose duty
It vii lhe to meet the pressing needs
a Confederate women at all times
from relief fund To be set aside Tor
this purpose They will memoriailze
the neas State Legislature for this fund.
fine State division. L. -. G., Will also
petition Congress to erect the fort.
which is now under construction AL
Fort Henry, as Ii memorial to Commo~
dore Maury.
/ Dr. NJ. ., Burk, OF Richmond. has
decided to the Richmond Chapter. the
soldiers graveyard al Hagaenot
/ Springs. in Powhatau county. where
$50 soldiers from Virginia North Ca
relina, South Carolina and Georgia
are buried. The chapter voted 500
/ to be set apart to be used for this
cemetery. which liz oVergrown with
neglected state The graves are not
even marked
The treasurer was instructed 10 pa3
s2a to the Arlington monument fund
sla to the Shiloh fund. and To sci
aside 500 towards the relief fund
which will be IN charge Of "A STATE
committee yet To be appointed
Memorial to Maurs.
An invitation was received ny the
chapter from the Confederate Memo
rial Literary Society to attend the un.
yelling OF h tablet to Comm odore Mat.
thew fontaine Maury at HOS Eas
Clay street on Wednesday morning
October &c, Mt 1870. O'Clock. The G
NJ. l.. 5. VIII meet Wednesday morn
ing and adjourn for the uuSeiling.
The movement To place the Stat
flag on every school in Virginia wa
endorsed by the chapter. The Daugh
ters voted To give a picture of Stone
wall Jackson to the Stonewall Jack
son School. which is to be presente,
on Jaekson's birthday, They VIII ais,
give IT. certain EE1DpIs pictures I'll tn
three branches OF the Confederate
service. which are in their possesst on
Sets of these pictures VIII be gfYel
to school in Florida, to a new schoo
III Chesterfield the Barton Height
school and the Old Washington Henri
Academy. now known AZ the Atle
High School.
Amy member of the chapter Wh
knows ANYTHING concerning Serg ea n
Theodore Carter, of the First Nirgiui
Regiment. OF Henrico county, wa
asked 10 communicate with Mrs. Ran
dolph.
Ne" members reported by the reg
istrar were Mrs. Louise Parrish Re
and Mrs. Julia coffman Christian
Mrs. William A Anderson has beef
transferred from the Mary Gusts lie
Chapter Of Lexington, to the Rich
mond Chapter,