The Pensacola journal., 1919-09-16

cate general.
DR.. A. r. Holderly. Atlanta, Ca,
colonel and surgeon general.
DR.. y. S. Mcleod, Louisiana, lieu
tenant colonel and assistant surgeon
general.
Rev. Lansing Burroughs, d. d., col
oneI and chaplain general
r. H. Prosser, ID. D., New Orleans
La, lieutenant colonel and assistant
chaplain general.
Personal Staff.
Col. William Humphreys. Magnolia,
Miss, lieutenant colonel and aid-de-
camp.
Gen. G. w. Price, past commander
I.AEississippi division, lieutenant colonel
and aid e-camp.
r. w. Banks. Gulfport, Miss, lieu
tenant colonel and aid -de-camp.
F. NJ Norfleet. Memphis. Tenn.
lieutenant colonel: :,and id-de-camp.
J. Z. Hilbler, Mcleod Miss, lieu
tenant colonel and aid -de-camp.
Charles, Jarratt, HoplzinsvilIe, KY.
lieutenant colonel and aid-de- camp.
Henry Norman, Owensboro, Ky.
lieutenant colonel and add camp.
Gen. Pat Henry, Brandon. Miss.
lieutenant cononel and afd-de camp.
NJ. @. Deaton, Batesville. Miss.
lieutenant colonel and aid-de- camp.
DIR. c. X. Caruthers, Como. Miss.
lieutenant colonel and aid-de- camp.
H. w. Lea, New Orleans, La. lieu
tenant colonel and aid-de-camp.
Sam c. Cooke, WithaIl Miss. lieu
tenant colonel and aid -de-camp.
r. W. Williams, Opelilxa, Ala, lieu
tenant colonel and aid-de-cam
c. ]. Weisinger. Doddsville, Miss,
I
Wynne w. Cannon, Memphis. Tenn.
lieutenant colonel and aid de- de- camp.
John Carpenter, BatesvilIe Miss.
lieutenant colonel and aid d-de-camp
Hickman, Brahan, Sardis. Miss.
lieutenant colonel and aid-de- camp.
j. B. Levert, New Orleans. La.
lieutenant colonel and aid-de-cam
DR.. w. S. Weisniger, fernando.
Miss, lieutenant colonel and aid-de-
camp.
w. J. Brown. Jackson, Miss, lieu
tenant colonel and aid -de-camp.
Past Commander j. AIphonse Prud
homme, Bermuda, La, lieutenant COL
onel and aid d-de-camp
Robert Young, Eatonton, Ga. lieu
tenant colonel and aid d-de-camp.
One of the happy customs that mark
the reunion of the Confederate or
ganization is the presence of the at.
tractive and beautiful women OF the
south upon the sponsorial staffs of
the commanders of the several organi-
cations that compose this great and
patriotic body; and to conform to the
time honored custom, it is my pleas
ure to appoint the following Confed-
crate women upon the sponsorial staff
of the army of Tennessee department,
United Confederate Veterans, for the
general reunion to be held at Atlanta,
Georgia, October 7, s, 8 and 10, 1919.
SponsoriaI Staff.
Miss Grace Goldsmith, sponsor, At
lanta, Georgia.
Miss Cherokee Van de Craft, maid
OF honor, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Miss Mabelle l. Cooper, maid of
honor, Meridian, Mississippi.
Miss Lillian Rose, maid of honor
Tusca loosa, Alabama.
Miss Velna MaGra, maid of honor,
Pensacola, Florida.
Mrs. w. S. Pugh,- matron of honor,
Mobile, Alabama.
Mrs. J. L. Stimston, matron homo
rary, Memphis Tennessee.
Mrs. Jennie B. Kinch1oe. matron
honorary, Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. Victoria Murmillod Jones,
matron honorary, New Orleans, Louis
lana.
Mrs. Helen Parramore, matron homo
rary Madison, Florida.
Mrs. Edward f. McGehee, chape-
rome of honor, Como, Mississippi.
Miss Grace Stewart chaperone hon.
orary, Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. Virgie Lewis, chaperone homo
rary, Batesville, Mississippi.
Mrs. A. McC. Kimbrough. chaperone
honorory, Greenwood, Mississippi.
Mrs. J. d. Bessant, chaperone homo