The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-16

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was decided that the ID. A. r.. columr
In The State be accepted as the Off
cial organ and on motion of Mrs. John
Cart, seconded by Mrs. Carlisle and
| others, 1t was decided that two TYNE
written copies be zen tMiss Blue,
one to be forwarded to Mr.. L. n
Wanamaker for the News and Cour-
Ter, that fund be set ASIDE for pub-
lishing list of Revolutionary SOL
diers, ETC., under the auspices OF the
State Historian. and on motion of
Miss Salley that the Historian appoint
three assistants, one each residing I'm
Rock Hill, Columbia and Charleston.
respectively that all moneys be sent
the State treasurer for distribution:
that rosters be published Just after
instead OF before elections; that ber
cause OF fancial depression, owing to
war In Europe. we use as fas as DOS
sipie cotton goods and make Made
in America" our slogan.
1t was also decided that we go on
| record as favoring the assistance of
the women and children of Belgium
now suffering from the war. The de-
felt OF $117.00 on Continental Hall
was met by pledges OF $4,000, sur
plus applied to conference expenses.
The portrait CT Andrew jackson is
now ready for the hall, is paid for
and in charge of Mrs. Hardy. Mrs.
Mayes asked all chapters to send q
small sum for q Christmas present
for the Hall. Don't forget all mon
eys must go to the state treasurer
On Mrs. Walmsley's motion. all cham
ters are asked to use their influence in
having the flag salute taught all
school children.
Mrs. MaSes requests ali chapters
to fill out the Smithsonian blanks.
even IL you write mo" All chapters
are urged to collect all data possible
TOR the historian, and also to send
relics and contributions to the old
exchange in Charleston. This build
ing, valued at from $4,000 to 10000,
Is now the property of the State d.
a. H., and is used as museum for
war relics. Post cards are sold as an
aid in maintaining 1t. The deficit on
our monument was more than met nv
sale of photos at % cents each.
Miss DeLorme reported 81 maya
zines subscribed for. $50 was voted as
conference fund to pay for badges.
programs. etc. The treasurer's final
report showed a balance of SS3.4O.
Art Nv. section 3, OF the by laws was
changed and each chapter now has
a representation at State conference.
Conference voted to publish Miss
Lisle Witherspoon's report on con-
servation, Mrs. Louise Mayes report
on Welfare, and other reports show
ing the fine work in these depart
ments.
Miss Louise Fleming reported three
d. A. r.. Societies and another in
formation. Mrs. Won Tresckow re-
ported five real daughters to our
credit, viz: Mrs. Won Tresckow, age
w; mrs. Nancy Martin, age 100;
MIS-. hosalie Moore. age 80: Mrs. Nc
Aiister, age ~, and Mrs. Jeffcoat.
Mrs. Pratt memorialized our de-
ceased members, nine In number.
Mrs. VIM. Mnnroe and Mrs. r. 70.
seabrook of the Rebecca Mctte Chap
ter; Miss Nora Means of the Mary
Adaff; Mrs. Parmela Fogarty of the
columbia chapter; Mrs. Ruth Rod
gers OF the Robert Lide chapter: Miss
Mary Mcdowell, OF the IFobkirk Hli
chapter; Mrs. Mary Wood of the EsL
ther Megion chapter; Mrs. w. =.
Wright or the Nathaniel Greene
chapter and Mrs. Elizabeth Bleakley
Of Cateechee chapter. =,
| The election OF officers for three
expired terms resulted aa follows.
Mrs. w. B. Ardrey. End vice president:
Mrs. %. c. Won Tresckow, assistant
! historian and Mrs. j. B. johnson n !,
auditor. miss Witherspoon, Miss Sail,
and Mrs. Pritchard acted as telIers.
The State Regent, Mrs. Calhoun. was
greeted with an ovation when she ar
rived, and during her stay presided.
with an ease and grace that wor, Tho:
admiration of all. Our efficient Young
pages were Misses Katherine Everett.
Francis Finley, Fannie Wilson. Juail.
ita Wylie and Margaret Childs. The
next place OF meeting will be Green-
vile as. guests of Nathaniel Greene
and Bethlnrd Butler chapters.
MRS. HQBERT POPE JOHNSTpNF.,
q state Cor Sec'y. d. A. r.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M: Cecil:lea today
Tor Summerton where they viii snend
the holidays visiting Mrs. Cecil,s
mother, Mrs. Fielder. =
l6gs ~ ~ ~ -----tB----- . $500 g 3 I.
Beantifni Concert Last Niehf.
The concert last night at the hotne
OF Judge w. #. Cox, for the fund for
the relief OF the Belgian sufferers. wac,
one OF the finest musical treats ever
given in Anderson. Most of the per-
formers are mcmbers OF the faculty
or Greenville Female college, and
came over last night to help in taei
eHort being made here to raise funds
for ne Belgian sufferers. Each one
was an artist and showed rare slffll
ing - - &.
The program was beautifully ar