Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27

federatc veterans who have passed
away within tho year, The honor
roll follows: Brig, Gen. j. w. Whit
Ing. Brig. Gen \. j, West. Col VIM,
McComb. Cob Henry G. Meyers. col.
Samuel Il. Lewis, NJ. D. and all of tho
starr OF the commander In chief;
Maj. Gen. Howell Carter, commnn-
der OF the Louisiana division. Mai.
Gen. A. c. Trippe, commander OF the
Maryland division. and Mrs. Katc
Walker Rchan. president Confcder-
hted Southern Memorial association.
Miss Daisy NJ, l.. IIodgson then
read the roll OF honor OF the G. S.
M. A. as follows In mcmorinm.
Mrs. w. j. Rehan, president general
G. ~. NJ. A; Ala -'.'t Mrs. Marga-
ret (f'rank) Duncan, Mrs. Leonard
Wyman. Florida: Mrs Minnie Lo-
peg. Georgia: Miss AHenath Tow
ers. Marietta. Miss Rcssic Baker,
Marietta: Mrs. C. a. Rowland. Mrs.
T. u. Caswell and Mrs. Julia Tohin,
all of Augusta: Mrs Dalton Mitchell,
Atlanta, and Mrs. NJ. a. I.ipscornb,
Athens. Virginia: Mrs. Edgar d.
Taylor, Mrs j. A. Coke. Mrs. G. ID.
Hagan, Mrs NJ. X. Rosenberg. Mrs.
ID. II. Williams. Col, Archer Ander-
son, Mrs. @. A. Davenport, Mrs.
Louis l.. Marks. Mrs. Sallie Smith
Shepherd and Mrs. Irene Mcdowell,
all OF Richmond DR.. w. II. Harwood
and Mrs Edwards, both OF Peters
burg Louisiana: Mrs. George j.
Pradet. Mrs, Victoria Justin Babin
and Mrs. Emily Wood,
The DoXoloRy. sung In unison and
accompanied by the band, was fol-
lowed by the henediction, pro-
nounced by Rev. Il. A. Wright, as
sistant general, L, c. " Taps. sound
ed by veteran, marked the close
of Memorial hour.
A meeting VI national Importance
was held Thursday at 2:SO y. m, by
the Confederatcd southern Memo
rial association In tho auditorium OF
tho Central high school.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Arthur McDermotte Wilson, rs
was specially requested by the for
mcr president, Mrs. Kate Walker
| Behan before she passed away just
two months ago today,
The election OF officers for the ma.
tional organization was taken up and
resulted as follows: Mrs Arthur
| McDermOtte Wilson Of Atlanta, Ga
president general, c. $. NJ. A.. re.
cording secretary general Miss DAISY
NJ. l. Hodgson OF New orleans; cor,
responding secretary y-generaL Mrs. J
| Finders Robinson VI richmond, Va.
treasurer Mrs. John r. Max
( well of Scale, Ala. historian general
Miss Mary A. Hall Of Augusta. Ga,
poet laureate, Mrs, Virginia Frazier
| Boyle.
The state vlce-presldents wcr,
| alEftnl - fA1lnug la hama Mrs II
y. Dexter; Arkansas. Mrs Julia A
Garside Wclch; Florida. Mrs. Horace
l.. simpson; GcurE.a. Mrs. Anna Car
olinc Bcnning, Louisiana, Mrs. 'mes
| Dinkins. Nj SiSstppi. Mrs. T.. car
roll, MiesoH . NJ ., George Is war
ncr; North Z rol g. Mrs RC hert l.
| Jones; South 'ai ina, Mrs, G, AIRY
! Beckwth; Tea see Mrs. charles
/ w. Frazier, Y. ynia, Mrs :. NJ
/ Davis Roy
! when accepting tho office OF prcsi-
| dent general, the highest honor that
| can be conferred upon Il woman by
/ this greatest ~ all Confederate or
| ganizdlions, Mrs A, MCDermotte
/ Wilson stated that Of all the various
honors that have been paid her, mono
4 has been 80 great as the opportunity
Vf serving the greatest and oldest or
. Eani2auon IN America. The G. $.
I NJ. A was organized - Years ago,
/ practically before tho smoke had
cleared from OF the hattie Fields
and is both a patriotic and memo
u rial association.
Mrs, McDcrmottc Nilsson is a club
woman NJ national importance haV-
ing held several offices in the Ma
tional II. \. t. and is CN-rcEcnt ot
the Atlanta chapter, l. y r.. is pres,