The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-08

men, and that she proposed to make use
of them.
The last of the exercises of the eve
ning was the presentation of two Con,
leuerate battlenags by the Richmond
Chapter to tho Blues and HowItzcrs
MIS- Mis. D. n. q. stuart. widow of General
stuart the cavalry leader, smoke the
words OF presentation. The flags vera
accepted for the Blues by Major e. W.
Bowles and for the HowitZers by Can
tain Myers.
The meeting camo to an emu with
the singing of "Tenting Tonight on
the Old Camp Ground" and pixie" by
the chorus and assembly. Before adj
1ournment It was announced by the
chairman that the delegates OF the vir-
sinia Division will meet this morning
AT $3.50 In the parlor of the Jefferson
Tor the consideration of important bus
mess.
Mrs. Homer L. Sloan. president of
IN, me Arkansas Division, U. D. c.. made
COW was accepted on behalf of the
society by Its president, Mrs. Lizzie
G hy Daniel The exercises closed with
Inc Inc singing OF solo by Mrs. j. G.
q oenediction by Father Hare, of tho
Sacred Heart Cathedral. The window
pears she following inscription
In memory OF David owen pcdd
age. IL years. hung as a spy Jan. s.
1864, near ST. Johns College. Iittis
Rock, Ark.
He did not urge his youths fair cIn;m
ne ne would not take q length of days
That led through such dishonored
Better a grave than blirhted davsn
The other activities OF the Literary
Soeiety Yesterday consisted OF special
~
regents held at II O'clock in the morn
ing at the Jefferson Davis Mansion.
t an or luncheon at the Jefferson Ho-
socley the m een TO the og members OF the
United Daughters OF the Confederacv
and the officers Of the Richmond Chap
c cer, me ne meeting this year Will CON
a reception to the United Daughters OF
me me Confederacy at the Jefferson Davis
m Mans il. =, Members of all Confederate
f satnre on elon rs. are Invited The big
Ppesentation to the museum by the
- aughters OF lifesize oil painting
Fiorids psissa It
To attend the U. ID. c. convention
mere the Florida delegation arrived in
the city yesterday on 4 special car.
BESIDES the State president Sister
esther Carlotta, who represents the
fiorida Division. the Florida chapters
VIII send the following Daughters:
Martha Reid Chapter. No. 10, Jack
sonvilie-Mrs. c. w. Maxwell Miss
naiile holmes, Mrs ID. h. Drew. Mrs.
iiiiman White, Mrs. j. d. Sinclair.
Jacksonville Chapter, No. 112s-Mrs
Charles Marvin.
Annie Perdue sebring Chapter, No
1136-Mrs. j. c. Miller.
Tampa. Chapter No. 1Is-Mrs. sam
uel L. Moore.
Kirby Smith Chapter. No. 2o2, Gaines.
ville-Ars II. Fl. McCreary, Mrs. Den
ham.
Elizabeth Harris Chapter. Madison
Mrs w. L. Parramore. Mrs. T. c. vann,
Mrs. Alex Smith.
William Henry Milton Chapter. No.
1889 Marianna--Mrs. r. l. Moore.
Anna Dummett Chapter, No. 1889. ST
Augnstine-Sister Esther carlotta, S.
r.. Miss Bernice Masters.
r. q. Lee Chapter. No. 1925. Dado
City-Mrs. w. N. Ferguson.
BESIDES the above delegation, Mrs
Charles L. Davis. of Madison. vice.
president OF the Florida Division. VIII
attend the convention, as will also
Mrs. Blount and Mrs. Glenn from Jack.
sonville.
In addition to tho delegates named
several Indies from ]. ]. Finley Chan.
ter. No. 6Sb. of Gainesville, Will 60 az
oHcial delegates. VIZ: Mrs. A. r. Har.
per, Mrs. J. d stringfeliow and Mrs
j. l. Mcdlin.
Mrs. John w. French, honorary
president. U. D. c., is also expected
to attend from Gainesville
Mrs. John NJ. Taylor. honorary pres
tdent. Will join tho party in Richmond.
the Florida party mill be located at
che Jefferson. where reservations have
already been made for their accommo-
dalton.
Delegates from Anna Dummett Chap.
ter or st. Augustine, take with them
cordial invitation from that chapter
and st Augustine to meet in the an
Client city in 1912. This invitation has
the cordial Endorsements OF tho chap.
ters of Florida