The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

She is heiress to an enormous fortune,
and her individual income from her
oil properties in Oklahoma per month
would make most even wealthy people
quite dizzy 10 contemplate.
These arc only II few OF the moro
important sponsors several Of the
department and division honors are
not vet announced. In addition to
the chief sponsor and her attendants.
the department sponsors and their at
tendants and the division sponsors
and their attendants, all OF whom
come under the title official
Sponsors many brieades and camps
send sponsors and attendants
Mrs. Garnett Andrews, of Chatta-
nooga, young matron who is eN
ceptionaiiy we'll qualified for the POI
sition, is president OF the woman's
board for the reunion. Many lead
ing young women are on her commit
tee which is especially designed to as
sist Ross F'aXon. chairman OF the So
cial side OF the reunion Mrs. James
Polk Smart. an equally popular and
much beloved matron. is president OF
the committee which is To assist T.. II.
Sholar in entertainment OF the vet
Grams. II was stroke OF special
POiiSN on lHt part OF NIeneTal 1nh1r-
man W. F.. Brock TO divide the social
work into two committees. as more
can he accomplished without so much
work falling upon either
Mrs. SMART who is the wife Of
distinguished veteran Of the Con-
federate army. is well adapted for her
position. She has poise and great
charm and unusual executive ability.
Under her direction a splendid COM
mittce chosen from the members OF
the two United Daughters of the Con
federacy Chapters, General Alexander
r. stewart and General Francis RI
Walker is working quietly but Of
fectiNely. 4 large general reception
In honor OF General Bennett H.
Young. General George Harrison. Gen
eral NJ. Is. Van Zandt and General
Theodore Garnett. commanding the
United Confederate Veterans. the De-
partment of Tennessee. the Depart
ment OF Trans Missss ipp and the
Department OF Northern Virginia. re-
spcctivcly. with all the division COM
manders in line. and all the special
guests OF the reunion. including Mrs
w. 81 Behan. president OF the Con-
rderata Memorial Association. will
be given on Tuesday afternoon. May
%. in specially constructed hall.
which will hold 10000 people. Mrs
Smartts committee will maintain rest
rooms down town for veterans and
visiting women. Also the committee
will serve luncheon to the delegates
OF the Confederate Memorial Associa
ton which meets In Chattanooga In
connection with the United Confed
crate Veterans. MANY other duties
will fall TO Mrs. Smartt's committee
Mrs. James Polk Smartt belongs
thsNugh both her own family and her
husbands TO the most prominent
Southern families. She is a relative
OF Colonel Henry Watte1son. Ken
tncky's distinguished son, who nroo-
ably will he the guest OF Captain and
Mrs. lanes Polk Smartt while In
Chi~anooSa. The Smartts are also
close connections OF General ~ *
Van Zandt. who commands the De-
partment or the Trans -AIississippi
who has also been invited to he their
guest All Of the Inequalities in
charge OF this splendid matron VIII
be delightful.
Mrs. Garnett Andrews is In right
OF her own family and her husbands
also one OF the first young women
OF the State. She was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Key, youngest child OF tho
late Judge D. NJ. Key, gallant on
Ger OF the Confederate army and later
distinguished in civil life. Through
her mother also she comes OF the
oldest and hest families OF Tennessee,
men and women who for generations
have been in the service OF their
country. Her mother WAS Miss Eliz-
aheth Lenoir. the Lenoirs being OF
those French Hugnenot families
whose history lis Identified with the
Volunteer State. Tennessee.s first
Governor, John SEWER. came Of this
f1uguenot neople, so. many OF whom
settled in Tennessee. His name was
Originally Xavier. The Andrews
familyis we'll known in Georgia, hav