The Washington herald., 1916-06-02
TO LAUD Heroes
OF CONFEDERACY
Senator Vardaman Will Speak
at Memorial Exercises
at Arlington.

The committee in charge of Confeder-
ate memorial exercises in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Sunday have com
pleted all arrangements. There, at the
place which was once the home of Gen.
Robert Z. Lee, the Ladies' Comprising
Society Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy will strew flowers over the
graves.
The following committees from the sew
eral chapters Of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy in this Jurisdiction have
been appointed by Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith, division president. assisted by
Mrs. Frank L. Elmore, Mrs. Belle c.
Riley, Miss Alice Theobald, Miss Hattie
Bowie, Miss Ida Bowie Mrs. Roberta V.
Volland, Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs.
,Gustaires Werber, Mrs. Katharine R. Is
lin, Mrs. Isabel F. Sinclair. Miss Virginia
Griffith, and Mrs. Stephen H. Ford.
Stonewan Jackson Chapter-Mrs. Drury
c. Ludlow, Mrs. J. w. Frey, Mrs. II.
Claiborne Wilkins, and Mrs. Laura Con-
rad Kinney
Robert E. Lee Chapter-Mrs. Walter E.
Hutton, Mrs. Nina NJ. Whitaker, Mrs.
Eugene Barr. Mrs. Ashton Todd. and
Miss c. Blanch Sinclair.
Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter-Mrs.
Jennie MunrOe, Mrs. Ballard Preston,
Mrs. Jefferson Millsaps. Miss Edith Cor
byn. and Miss Anna S. Mcdonald.
Beauregard Chapter-Mrs. W. A.
Wayne, Miss Mary Harold, Miss L. c.
Abrams. Miss F. w. H. Weeks, and Miss
A. F. McCardle.
Southern Cross Chapter-Mrs. William
Oscar Roome, Mrs. Blanch c. West. Miss
Mary R. Wilcox, Mrs. Albert f. Fer
guson, Mrs. Minnie Ola Barron.
Dixie Chapter-Mrs. A. H Mitchell
Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth, Miss Lii
Ian Morgan, Miss Mary S. Stillwell and
Miss Willis Coleman.
Winnie Davis Chapter-Miss Nell Rose
Baggett. Mrs. Caroline Thran. Miss
Katharine Bowie, Miss Asha Wells, and
Miss Mary Key Compton.
Alex. R. Lawton Chapter-Mrs. G. Law
ton Morgan, Mrs. Gibbs L. Baker, Mrs
J. Beasley. and Mrs. Adelaide r. Yates
All arrangements are under direction
of Capt. John NJ. Hickey and Capt. Fred
Bell, commander of Camp III The prin-
Cipal address will be by Senator James
X. Vardaman, of Mississippi. The United
States Marine Band will play.
Floral offerings can be sent to the hall
of the Confederate Veterans, 1872 Yer
mont avenue, not later than o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans
will assist
Camp 3O5. Sons Of Confederate Vet
erans, has appointed the following COM
mittee Of its members to assist in the
services:
W. E. BrOckman. commander; F. R.
Fravel, Maj. Z. W. R. Ewing, P. J.
Altizer, George T. Rawlings, DR.. B.
W. Hicks, Lloyd T Everett, H. C.
Rothrock, Claude n. Bennett, DR..
Clarence J. Owens.
Camp III. United Confederate Vet
Grams. appointed the following mem
bers to participate:
Capt D. c. Grayson, Capt W. NJ.
Chamberlain, Robert W. Narrower,
Frank Angelo, ]. Alleine Brown, Capt.
Joe Banner, Thomas W. Buckley, j.
A Bethune, Charles c. Crouch, Capt
J. W. Drew, C. A. Dunnington, Ga
briel Edmonston, Charles o. Embrey,
A. W. Fairfax. j. W. Fite, W. A.
Gordon, J. J. Gillenwater. S. Monroe
Grayson, W. T. Goldsmith. George NJ
Gordon, Charles B. Howry,. T. w
Hungerfordy ]. G. Herndon. E p.
Jones. Charles x. Kinsolving, ]. NJ
Locker. Capt. H. H. Marmaduke, Ben
Martin, Rev. A. J. Norton. Capt
James E. Payon. James T. Petty. s.
w. E. Pegues. Lovick Pierce, Joseph
H Porter, Leigh Robinson, Joseph s.
Reynolds, William E. Todd, NJ. s.
Thompson, Benjaman Thrift, Robert
Thomson. David S. Walter, Hugh
Waters. and Seth Shepard.
Ladies' Southern Relief Society
Miss Mamie Randolph Heath. Miss
Eugenia Rollins, Mrs. Belle Riley,
care, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Covington.