The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-13
DELEGATES COME
 FOR CONF FEDERATE
 DAUGHTERS MEET
Practically All States of the Union to Be Represented at Convention Here
 This Week

Delegates from almost every state in the union are arriving in Bir- mingham to attend the twenty ninth annual convention of the United Daughters of the confederscy. which will be held here November 14 to 1s It Is expected that delegates from France and Mexico will also be here.
 Tuesday afternoon. at 1 o'clock, & executive committee for Mrs. Living ston Rowe Schuyler, New York city, president general; Mrs Frank Har- rold, first president general, Americus, Ga; Mrs. Bennett D. Bell. second presldent-general. Nash vile, Tenn: Mrs. w E. Massey, third vice. president-general. Hot Springs, Ark: Mrs. R. D. Wright. recording secretary general, Newberry. s. C.; Miss Allie Garner, corresponding sec retary-general, Ozark; Mrs. Annie H.. Norris, treasurer general. Tampa, Fla; Mrs. A A. Campbell, historian general. wytheyille, Va; Mrs. F. M. Williams. registrar general, Newton. N. C.; Mrs. ". D. Mason. custodian of crosses of honor Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs. J. Fl. Crenshaw, custodian of flags and pennants. Montgomery.
 The convention will open officially at o'clock Tuesday evening in the ballroom of the Tutwiler hotel Well coming addresses win be made. At 10:30 o'clock an informal reception will be given. Every preparation has been made by the local chapters for kn tat If fha da1AGafaG. A chairman and vice-chairman for each state represented at the con- vention has been appointed to serve as hostess at the luncheon to be served Thursday to the entire dele gation. Hotels and clubrooms have already been reserved for the other luncheons to be given during the con- vention.
 Among the many who are to make speeches and reports during the con vnetion are:
 Tuesday-Dr. Henry M. Edmonds; Mrs Mary Echols. city commissioner; Mrs. F. L. Huey, president Of the Alabama division: Mrs. chappell Cory, Birmingham; Miss Decca Lamar West. Texas; John Tilly, A. NJ, Harvard university, and Mrs. R. Evans. Louisville, Ky.
 esday-Rev. George R. stuart, DID; Mrs Chappeli Cory, Mrs. Frank Harold Mrs. Bennett D. Bell, Mrs. W E. Massey. Mrs. R. D. Wright and Miss Allie Garner.
 Thursday-The Rev. John A, Mac Sporran: Mrs. W. c. N. Merchant, Virginia Mrs. Armida Moses. South Carolina; Mrs. Charles c. Hyde. Ten nessee; the Rev. Middleton s. Barn well. Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler. Mrs A. A. Campbell, Mrs. c. M. Rob erts and Mrs. Tracy Rogers.
 Friday will be spent in Montgom- cry, but the delegation will be back in this city by o'clock. where they presidents, the announcements and will adjourn till Saturday.
 Saturday-Mrs. Norman V. Ram dolph will speak on the Library building in Richmond.
 Among those delegates who arr rived Sunday are Mrs. S. c. Hunt. Columbia. Mo. Mrs. T. H. P. Lane. Philadelphia. Pa; Miss Anne Barber Bum. Hagerstown. Md; Mrs. Living ston Rowe Schuyler, New York city; Mrs. W. E. Massey. Hot Springs Ark; Mrs. A Norris, Tampa. Fla; Mrs. Frank Harold. Americus. Ga., Mrs. A. A. Campbell, wytheville, Va; Mrs. James Harmon Dinwiddie and Mrs. G. Tracy Rogers of New York city.
 One of the chief purposes of the United Daughters of the confederacy is to hold the states of the confed- eracy together and to bring the chii dren of the men who fought in the Confederate army into close contact. It has been announced that Gen. J. T. Carr, commander of the United confederated Veterans, is expected to arrive in time to attend the conyen- ton as it's guest.