Evening star., 1912-11-03
PLAN SOCIAL EVENTS
Program for Daughters OF
Confederacy Convention.
RECEPTION AT LIBRARY
Mrs. Butler to Dine the President
and Other Officers.
ANNAPOLIS WILL BE VISITED
Trip to Be Made to Mount Vernon.
Members of Entertainment
Committee.

Announcement has been made of the
completed social program for the con-
vention of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. to be held in this city No
venlber IL to Is.
on Monday night. November IL. the
delegates will be given a reception at the
Congressional Library by the Southern
Relief Society. Tuesday night will be
observed as welcome night" On We'd
nesday Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. presi-
dent general of the D. A. r., will give a
luncheon to the president general and
general officers of the organization at
Continental Memorial Hall. At o'clock
that evening Mrs. Marion M. Butler will
dine the president and general officers.
This will be followed by a reception at
the New Willard from o till II o'clock
to meet the president general and gen.
eral officers.
Thursday afternoon the delegates will
be received by President Taft at =
O'Clock. The remainder of the afternoon
will be devoted to private teas, to be
given by Mrs. Marion Butler. District
president: Mrs. s. A. Willis Miss Bristol.
Miss Harriet s. Turner Mrs. Phoebe H.
Seabrook and Mrs. Benjamin Micou.
Visit to Naval Academy.
The following day at 10 O'Clock trip
will be made to Annapolis. where Gov.
Goldsborough viii receive the delegates.
Luncheon will be provided at Carvel Hall
by the Maryland state division. The
afternoon will be devoted to inspection of
the Naval Academy Friday night the
delegates Will be received by Camp No.
Ill at Confederate Memorial Hall.
At II o'clock Saturday morning the
delegates will go to Mount Vernon. and
that night they will be received by the
Mississippi Society. Sunday the delegates
will make trip to Alexandria to attend
services at Old Christ Church.
Entertainment Committee.
The entertainment committee is COM
posed of:
Mrs. r. H. Bocock. chairman; Mrs
Maud Howell Smith, vice chairman: Miss
Mary Amber. Mrs. Robert Bowie. An
napolis. Md; Mrs. ]. c. Boyd. the Misses
Boyce, Mrs. Cone, Mrs. Maurice L. CroX-
all. Mrs. John d. P. Douw, Annapolis,
Md; Mrs Rozier Dulany. Mrs. William
F. Dennis. Miss Jessie DELL Mrs. James
Ellerson, Miss Glorina Gordon, Mrs. r.
II. Goldsborough. Mrs. Monte Griffith.
Mrs. Martha Gielow, Mrs. Hoes, Mrs.
Burton Harrison, Mrs. Walter Harshman
Annapolis. Md. Miss Caroline Harold
Mrs. Charles d. Howry, Mrs. Kate kear-
ney Henry, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs.
Hardin, Miss Virginia Jones. Mrs. Ben
jamin Logic, Mrs. Horace II. Lurton, Mrs.
Lindsay Lomax, Mrs. Andrew Lpscomb,
Mrs. Francis B. Moran. Mrs Louis Mar
SHALL Mrs Joseph P. Minetree. Miss Vir-
ginia Miller Mrs. Edward S. Munford,
Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Mrs. n. o. Mes
senger, Mrs. B. Northrup. Mrs. Ross
Perry, Mrs. Campbell Pryor. Mrs. Walter
Peter, Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Fannie Ricks,
Mrs. Phillip Ryan. Mrs. John Ritchie,
Mrs. Lee Robinson. Mrs. Harry Rust,
Mrs. \. L. Staveley. Mrs. Snowden, Mrs.
Slayden, Mrs. Stands, Mrs. w. A. Smoot.
Alexandria, Va: Mrs. C. c. Tucker, Mrs.
Hannis Taylor Mrs. Tully Vaughan, Mrs.
Henry Vann, Mrs. Waller, Mrs. John
Sharpe Williams, Mrs. Guy Whiting, Mrs
Birdie Washington.