The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-12
NEW CHAPTER Of
DAUGHTERS HERE
MRS. ANDREW JACKSON MONTAGUE
SECURES CHARTER AT ROA-.
NOKE CONVENTION.
TO HAVE 400 HUNDRED
INVOLVEMENT Is MADE AT MEET
ING OF RICHMOND CHAPTER
ND FOUR LADIES TAKE
DENTS.
TO HAVE 400 HUNDRED

Announcement was made by Mrs
Norman Y. Randolph, president OF
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy. at a meeting Of
that body yesterday morning, that a
charter has been granted by the exc
cutive board OF the Virginia State Di-
vision. U. %. c.. for new chapter OF
daughters in Richmond Mrs. Ran
doiph stated that the application FOR
the charter was made by Mrs. A. J.
Montague, wife OF former Governor
Montague, and president OF the board
of managers Of the Home for Need,
Confederate Women. As a member O.
the executive board, which met In Roa-
noke last Saturday. Mrs. Randolph
seconded Mrs. Montagues request for
a charter.
When seen after the meeting yester-
day. Mrs. Montague stated that the
new chapter had not yet been organ
lied but that II would be at an carry
date. She also stated that prospects
are bright for the new chapter. and
that about four hundred women have
been subscribed as members. Mira
Montague II well known among the
Daughters Of the State in connection
with her work at the Home for Needy
Confederate Women. On Mrs. Monta-
CUES request, Mrs. Simon Sycie, Mrs.
z. II. Cloves. Mrs. Charles A. Rose
and Mrs. Montague were granted their
demits from the Richmond chapter to
become members OF the new organi-
cation.
Plans for the entertainment of the
L. D. c.. Convention. which meets
here from November : to IL, and which
will be attended by about five hundred
delegates were perfected with much
. 49,
were elected delegates from the Rich
mond chapter to the convention: Mrs
Norman v. Randolph, Miss Lucy Mum
ford, Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mrs. Thomas
Bocock, Ars. Clarence Sydnor, Mrs. D.
{. Elicit Mrs, B. A. Blenner. Mrs. P.
j. White. Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs.
J Taylor Eliysen. Mrs. " r. Vawter.
Mrs. -. A. Brown. Mrs. John Tecfey,
Mrs. W. A. Anderson Mrs. c. w. p
Brock. Mrs. Nelson Powell Mis- SaIife
Anderson, Mrs. ". NJ. Wade, Mrs. T.
II. Elicit Mrs. Charles Hyde. of LIT
tie Rock. Ark; Mrs T. era wford Redd,
Mrs. Charles MASSEY, Mrs d. e. Fran
els, Mrs. Charles E. Boiling and Mrs.
J. J. Riley.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. and at present stands thus:
Tuesday, November 7. at $50 r. 81,
opening exercises at Academy of Music.
Wednesday, November s. 10 A. NJ.
business session in Jefferson Hotel
Auditorium. l to p. NJ. lunch; 2:30
p. NJ business session: . to IL p. NJ,
reception to delegates and officers Of
the convention at the Jefferson Hotel
Thursday. November ., 10 A. NJ,
business session; l to p. NJ, lunch:
2: 30 P. NJ. automobile ride from Sol
diers' Home about city. Sis p. NJ,
historical evening under direction OF
Mrs. J. Enders Robinson. general his
tcrian Of the U. d. c.
Friday, 10 A. NJ, business session.
l TO p. NJ, lunch: s:s$ p. NJ, bus
mess session: to 10 p. NJ. reception
In Lee Camp Hall to delegates and
organizations.
Saturday. 10 A. NJ. business session;
1850 p. NJ, drive to Hollywood
On Wednesday afternoon from 3 80
to Ss0. reception will be rendered
the Delegates at the Home for Needy
Confederate Women.
Miss Mamie Heath. Miss Laura
Warren and Miss Ruby Bradley were
elected members OF the chapter ut Its
regular monthly meeSeg In Lee Camp
Hall yesterday morning.