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Effie Fournier (search for this): chapter 1.3
and faithful regard for the rights of the States, there may be written on the arch of the union Esto Perpetua. The applause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and
Misses Althea Willoz (search for this): chapter 1.3
rights of the States, there may be written on the arch of the union Esto Perpetua. The applause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were electe
Jeanne Nores (search for this): chapter 1.3
es, there may be written on the arch of the union Esto Perpetua. The applause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members
Lala Garvey (search for this): chapter 1.3
be written on the arch of the union Esto Perpetua. The applause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis
Mary T. McDonald (search for this): chapter 1.3
Perpetua. The applause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reuni
J. H. Desmares (search for this): chapter 1.3
pplause was deafening as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reunion of the Confederat
L. Monomier (search for this): chapter 1.3
ng as Judge Fenner concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reunion of the Confederate Memorial Associa
L. J. Doize (search for this): chapter 1.3
er concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reunion of the Confederate Memorial Association in Memphis.
W. J. Zimmerman (search for this): chapter 1.3
er concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reunion of the Confederate Memorial Association in Memphis.
George W. Hays (search for this): chapter 1.3
er concluded. The choir sang Lead, Kindly Light, and Rev. Gordon Bakewell closed with benediction. Mrs. Behan thanked the ladies and gentlemen of the choir, and Mrs. T. C. Buckley, who led them, for the beautiful music. The choir was composed of Mrs. T, C. Buckley, leader; Misses E. Doussan, Myrtle Gehl, Anna Gehl, Coralie Pierson, Effie Fournier, sopranos; Misses Althea Willoz, Jeanne Nores, Lala Garvey, Inez Martinez, altos; Mrs. Mary T. McDonald, J. H. Desmares, and L. Monomier, tenor; L. J. Doize and W. J. Zimmerman, bassos. One of the most beautiful selections was Asleep in Jesus, sung after the sword presentation. And so closed one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the city. Previous to the reunion a meeting of the association was held, at which Mrs. Hays, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Mrs. S. Allston and Mrs. J. R. Davis were elected honorary members. Mrs. Lewis Graham gave a report of the great reunion of the Confederate Memorial Association in Memphis.
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