The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-15
.v|aGInIl AWARDED
HONOR CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED from First Page,

mem DeISnIp curing the current year
The total expenses Of the term have
been &443.35. The magnitude of the
work done was shown by the enum-
Grafton OF the correspondence.
The corresponding secretary gem
eral, Mrs. Edouard Carl Schnabel. ex-
pressed gratitude for the encouraging
letters and aid Of officers given her.
She reported 1879 letters, postal cards
and circulars sent out and $40 letters
and cards received.
There is a balance Of $5,173.97 in
the treasury Of the organization, the
treasurer general, Mrs. c. b. Tate. re-
ported
With the balance left over from
Last year the receipts for 1919 have
been $14,093.60. The expenditures
receipts and expenditures for any one
year In the history of the organization.
There were $4,000 members OF the
organization four years ago, reported
the registrar general. Mrs. James Brit
ton CAN'T. when she took hold. In
that time there have been A. 80 new
names registered. Last year there
were 1915 names registered.
sfrs. Raines Would Retire.
Mrs. L. III. Raines. custodian of
crosses OF honor. announced her de-
ere " 49,, ,, 80 u.. ~
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port as custodian of flags and PEN
nants. She called attention to the
fact that this was her last service in
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whicu are saiuea .. au
ol.t guy 20 thess mere are eIsss1 ssh
era. schotarshipss Nalueo a. |@.ooo'
Two OF these Scholarships are IN
Washington. A scholarship IN the
washington seminary, tor -FOUR years,
Is valued at slee. 1t is still vacant
In the Bristol school, scholarship
FOR one year WIS aWarded by TOT 10
/ Miss Fioe Alexander, OF Ardmore.
Okla Miss Alexander was presented
! to the convention.
| EXPLAINS University Scholarships,
por.,r =, aho,.ss,,u g. ~.
nesa.u As we aeo'a ia sno
| s y. & m@
| .'.su VIC Aaee eiine WIZ VI ooc-
.oI ,ns usus sp.hus a sn OF
| more IN psepaIlhk ~. mat y p1eseh,s
| natefiai lhae must os an auoitl"h 10
human knoWieose. ehat the prize Oh
SIoe onered ny the iilinois division
vas 10 heip meet the expense OF pub
s ssaa ana ois,rsouuon. a cost on
I $3.50: that the University Of Chicago
undertakes to refund payments for
education OF the successful candidate
covering any terms Of his studies at
| the university, which may amount to
from $3.50 to $500.
| The delegates at the convention
| were received at the White House
at IL O'Clock this afternoon. The
east room was especially decorated
for the occasion The president and
| Mrs Taft shook hands with each OF
| the visitors.
Reception and Luncheon.
A brilliant reception last night in
! the New Willard ballroom, given by
| the convention host. the District of
Columbia division to the general off,
GERS and delegates and friends of the
L. d. c.: a memorial service in the
afternoon, luncheon given by Mrs,
Matthew Scott, president general Of
Itne ~. A. H. IN 1ontlnentiai Memo
| rial hall to the general officers, which
continued long enough to delay the
| convention proceedings an hour and
a half In the afternoon. and the or
ganizatiQn meeting of the morning
was the business of the day
Mrs. Marion Butler. president of
the District Of Columbia division,
headed the receiving line at last
| nights function. The acting presf-
dent general, Mrs Frank c.. Oden-
heimer: Mrs Drury G. Ludlow Of
| Washington. second vice. president
general: Mrs, J. J. McAlester. OF Okla
homa, third viee-president general;
Mrs. Roy Weeks Mckinney. OF Ken
lucky. recording secretary general;
Mrs Edward Carl schnabel. OF Lou
isiana, corresponding secretary gen.
/ erHf. Mrs. G. II. Tate. OF Virginia,
treasurer general: Mrs. James Brit
ton CAN'T, OF missouri. registrar gen
eral; Miss Mildred Rutherford, of
georgia, historian general; Mrs. l.. ii.
naihes, OF georgia. custodian OF the
cross OF nonor, ana MRS. FRANK An
tnony wake. OF virginia, custodian
OF ma6s ana pennants. assisted mel.
me oaHroom was decorated IN
american ana SohIeoerate Hags ana
shs a numoe. OF electric designs
nAsheo. reprouuctiohs IN hght OF the
empieM 1900. OF ,ne 1851 cause;
| VII. Awaruea honor.
e.a,. ~ WIS waroeu ans eesli-