The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
Higgins. Missouri. will be nominate

Higgins. Missouri. will be nominated for treasurer.
 Thursday evening there will be the annual dinner of the Shiloh monu- ment committee. This was the com mittee which built the great Confed- crate monument on the Shiloh battle field, which has been said by art critics to be the greatest battlefield monument ever placed.
 It was related that the Confeder- ate Stars and Bars were carried for the first time down Fifth avenue New York short time ago at the beginning of armistics week.
 A brilliant visitor Is Mrs. George Draper. New York division president who related that not long ago. the U. D. C.'s had been invited to come as officials of that body at a great gathering of the State Federation Of women's clubs. Thus national recog- milton Is slowing being accomplished
 The program for Wednesday,:
 e.se A. M.
 Ball room Tutwiier hotel.
 Convention called to order by President General Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler Invocation--Rev. Oscar dewolf Ran The ritual of tho United Daughters of the Confederacy. led by the president gen Reuort of the Credentials Committee Mrs. A. l.. Dowdeii. chairman.
 Report of Program Committee-Mrs Chappell Cory, chairman.
 Convention Rules and Regulations-Miss Doriska Gautreaux. chairman.
 Roll call of officers and standing com mittees.
 Roll Call of States and Acceptance oi Flags-Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw, custodian oi flags and pennants.
 Report of President General--Mrs. Liv- ingston Rowe Schuyler.
 Report of First Vice President Gen eral-Mrs. Frank Harold.
 Report of Second Vice President Gen eraI-Mrs. Bennett D. Bell. custodian oi .r.at. nsDsEs eS w Tsrs R sy yss dr:sas rr s Children of tho Confederacy Report Of Recording Secretary General Report of the Corresponding secrstary General--Miss Allie Garner.
 Reading of teiesrams and greetinss Announcements Adjournment at 12:so D. m.
 Memorial.
 Mrs. Charles R. Hyde. chairman memo rial committed presiding.
 Choir--Independent Presbyterian church ,.souis of the Righteous" tNohls), Mrs May Shaokeiford. soprano. Mrs R. r. Mo Cowan, alto; Dr. Burt Richardson, tenor 0. Gordon Erickson. baritone and director In Memoriam: Confederate Descendant, In the World War-Mrs. eohn w. Good win.
 Hymn-'The Son of God Goes Forth tc War"
 In M.morium: Daughters of. tho Con federacy-Mrs J. r. Beal.
 Hymn-"Who Are These in Bright In Memoriam: Our Confederate veter. ans-Mrs. Charles R. Hyde: Hymn---'I Saw Way-Worn Traveller Special memorials:
 Gen. "; Y, cock-Miss Edith Pope.
 Gens George H Hayrfson-Mrs T.. coi. Robert E. Lee-Mrs. c. E. Boiling. Rev pr. J. H. McNeilly-Miss Mollis Mrs John P. Po.-Mrs Edward Bash Mrs. simon Baruch-Mrs Livingston Mrs. William B. iPritehard-Mrs. Jam.. B. Can't.
 Mrs. II. D. Farris-Miss Decca Lamar Mrs Newton Mcveish-Mrs. cabel Closing Hymn--"J "Jerpsaien tn. Golden Benediction-Rev. James E. billiard. Intermission of five minutes. Convention called to order by President General, Mrs Livinsston Rowe sehuyleS L. Ledbetter. chairman.
 Report of Treasurer General-Mrs. Anoi Report of Historian Generai--Mrs. A. A Report of Registrar Generai--Mrs. F. D Report of Custodian Crosses of Honor Mrs w. D. Mason.
 Report of Custodian of Flags and Pen. Of a ~ Tracy Ror.rs chairman.
 Announcements.
 Adjournment sts:se st.s:sp E; m'
 Ball room Tutwiler hotel
 Reception in honor of the general of ters of the Confederacy by the Birming ham chapters, U. D. c.