Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
L|N|Ts DELEGATION SIZE
AS TO entertainment
resolution Affecting Conventions Is
Adopted by Daughters OF
C0nfederacy.
AUTOMOBILE TRIP ENJOYED
REPORT Made by Nominating Commit
tce-Oflcers tn BE Elected at the
Morning Session To-Dny-Will Adj
journ This Afternoon.
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l'fNctlBuRG, VA. October l2.--'Thc
'irSt session to-day Of the State con-
Ncntion OF the United Daughters OF tho
Contcdcracy was considerably ANNA ed
by Il discussion over Il resolution, an
oineudncnt 10 the resolution and q sub
stitutc for the whole. the object of all
three of which was to cut down the
representation from the chapters to be
cntcr'aincd free by the hostess chap
tors in the future.
The discussion grew warm for n time.
aud the Drst division Of the convcn-
ton since it's deliberations bc-an on
TUESDAY night was seen. 1t quickly
developed. however, that the convcn-
tion wanted to restrict the delegation
in future as to entestni nnent. and IL
finally adopted the amendment present
ed by Mrs. Norman " Randolph. of
richmond that In future the hostess
chapters will be expected only to enter
tain the officers Of the convention, the
committee chtirmcn. district chairmcn
and two delegates from each chapter.
others in attendance being expected to
pay for their entertainment.
This settled IL developed that an in
vitation would be forthcoming from
charlottesville. and the Indication was
that that city would entertain the next
convention.
ROLL OF" CHAPTERS
NOT YET COMPLETED
tcrday the roll OF chapters was con-
tinuod until motion was made TO re-
sumo this at the closing session to-
morrow. Rev. Il. G. Jet. president Of
the Virginia Episcopal School for Boys.
invited the convention TO visit that
now school
vote OF thanks was given Mrs
C;corgictto Clarke Holmes. Mrs Robert
Gray. Miss. Ruth Early and Mrs. Cabell
Smith for assistance In the historical
work OF the convention.
Tho historical report was read by
Mrs. Gray. this showing great vol
nmc OF work. though only thirty-one
historians had sent reports
Mrs !. Taylor Ellyson, Of Richmond.
presented the report Of her Ssars work
as Nice-recent OF tho Virginia room at
the Confederate Museum at i;iChmo nd.
This showed shc attended district cor
vcnti"nS M WayncSb"ro Suffolk and
l.cesburg She showed that her appeals
for r.lic; had not been in vain Mrs.
w. IT Lyme, president Of Thirteenth
virginia Chapter. sent roster OF the
orhirtesnth Virginia regiment
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
MAKES IRIS REPORT
rho nominating committee made the
Following report. which may he added
10 tomorrow morning when the report
comes m Tor votes:
For honorary president Miss Mary
president, Miss Nelly G. Preston for
nrs' vicc~IT"sidcnt, Mrs. !. T. irwin.
irs 4 T. Buchanan. Mrs y. l.. Glenn
cuis. Tor second vice president, Mrs l..
g Ware. Mrs W -. Cariwell. Mrs.
Cahcl FlournOy: for third vice prcsi-
G"ni. AIRS Il. y. Tuciicr. for fourth
president. Mrs II. l.. Bishop. Mrs.
H=Gcr. Mrs Slack for recording sec
try Mrs Emmett Wall. Mrs. W. r.
ton. Mrs. \ l.. Drew; for correspond
.i- ,nurcttry 90 he appointed by pres
f"nb: FOR treasurer. Mrs. Richard
Enoth, Miss MIRA Paine and Mrs. r. Il.
iiil: f"r registrar. Mrs \. y. Chcatham:
for historian. Miss Ruth Early. Mrs.
#c.H"li Smith Mrs. \. j. Boswell; for
custodian. Miss Gladys Fauntleroy,
Miss Lewis White. Miss Nellie Stuart:
for recorder NJ crosses. Mrs j T.. Alex
audcr; for custodian Virginia badge.
Mrs James Mercer Garrett
Tho DELEGATES were given AN auto
mnnilc trim this afternoon. visiting the
Nandolrh- Macon Womans College,
where the faculty and students ten
dercd them brief RECEIPT <on, the trip
ending with q reception from TO 6
O'Clock At the Oakwood Country Club.
Tho convention will end tomorrow
afternoon. The election of officers is
TO take place N the morning session