The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-31

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AssoCIATIoN.-The ladies Of Richmond an
Manchester, representing the Baptist, Me
thodist, Episcopal, andi Presbyterian de
nominations, have organized for the pur
pose of aiding the Young Mems Christian
Association in enlarging their library and
increasing their facilities for usefulness.
They propose holding fair and festival in
November next for this purpose.
The following list of officers and man
ayers will show the general interest in the
scheme, and promises success:
PreSident.-Mrs.L Lewis N. Webb.
Secretary.-Mrs. William Brown.
Vice e-Presidents.-Mrs. Thomas Branch
and Mrs. James Thomas.
Executive Committee.-Mrs. DR.. J. B.
Jeter (Baptist), Mrs. DR.. A. H. Christian
(Methodist), Mrs. S. B. Smith (Presbyte-
rian), and Mrs. General T. NJ. Logan, Man
chester.
Board Of Managers. = First Baptist
Church: Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. C. Wor-
than, Mrs. DR.. J. L. Burrows, Mrs. G.. a.
Hundley, Mrs. Wilson Thomas, Mrs. JohnP.
Ballard, Mrs. J. A. Belvin. Second Bap-
tist Church: Mrs. William Warren, Mrs. J.
"A. Chambliss, Mrs. R. Adam, Mrs. J. F.
Tanner, Mrs. A. NJ. Bailey. Third Bap-
tist Church Mrs. DR.. J. B. Jeter, Mrs.
Jane Pritchard, Mrs. DR.. Dickinson, Mrs.
D. Carter, Mrs. George Crutchfeld, Mrs.
Wellington Goddin. Leigb-Street Baptist
Church: Mrs. A. E. Dickinson, Mrs. DR..
Vest, Mrs. E. S. Turpin, Mrs. A. B. Clark,
Mrs. H. Oliver. Centenary Methodist
Church: Mrs. DR.. Christian, Mrs. Jo-
seph Morton, Mrs. W. N. Bell, Mrs.
N. II. Forbes, Mrs. Thomas Evans,
Mrs. Thomas Branch, Mrs. A. S. Lee.
Broad-Street Methodist Church: Mrs. NJ. E..
Smith, Mrs. Samuel Putney, Mrs. George
L. Bidgood, Mrs. John L. Edwards, Mrs. j..
E. Chase, Mrs. N. W. Stover, Miss -
Wilkinson. Trinity Methodist Church ::
Mrs. W. Hall Crew, Miss Annie Crew, Mrs.
T. W. Pemberton, Mrs. A. J. Proctor, Miss
E. Talbot. Union Station: Mrs. r. j.
Christian, Mrs. William Folkes, Mrs.
William Couling, Mrs. E. Baker, Mrs.
J. J. English, Mrs. J. II. Paey.
Clay Street Church: Miss Mary Card
well, Mrs. J. H. Tanner, Miss N. Wilkins.
st. Paul's Church Mrs. G.. W. Barks-
dale, Miss Kitty Stiles, Miss Lizzie Nicho-
las, Miss Annie Pellet, Mrs. T. II. Dewitt,
Mrs. j. H. Williams, Mrs. J. II. Grant.
St. James's Church Mrs. DR.. P. Trent,
Mrs. James Gray, Mrs. W. K. Martin, Mrs.
Dr.. Peterkin, Mrs. U. M. Robinson, Miss
sallie Tompkins, Miss Maria Allen, Miss
Emma Tatum, Miss Bette Fox. Monu-
mental Church: Miss Lizzie Woodbridge,
Mrs. T. Sutton, Mrs. B. F. Ladd, Mrs. DR..
Brock, Mrs. r. L. Dickinson, Miss Kate
Shelton, Mrs. J. A. Rahm, Mrs. C. Skinker.
St. Marks Church Miss Bette Cardwell,
Mrs. DR.. Woodbridge, Mrs. DR.. Hobson,
Miss Sue Williams, Miss Kate Allen.
Grace Church: Mrs. A. Bargamin, Jr., Mrs.
T. r. Baker, Miss --- Goodall. st. Johns
Church: Mrs. Darlington, Mrs. A. Y.
Stokes, Mrs. L. J. Bossieux, Mrs. T. Potts.
Emanuel Church: Miss Mary Stuart, Miss
Rebccca Norwood, Miss NJ. Y. Rose. First
Presbyterian Church: Mrs. D. Fl. Smith
Mrs. A. 7. Harris, Mrs. DR.. Cullen, Mrs
Thomas Nowlan, Mrs. G. Mayo, Mrs. w. B
Royster, Mrs. r. A. Mayo, Mrs. J. c. Spots
Second Presbyterian Church: Mrs. S. P
Hawes, Mrs. W. L. Hill, Mrs. George Roys-
ter, Mrs. N. c. Read, Miss B. Jones, Mrs
E. II. Brown. United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. George B. Watt, Mrs. S. B. Smith,
Mrs. Charles Gennctt, Mrs. c. D. Hill, Mrs
R. B. Somerville, Mrs. A. L. Pellett, Miss
Bette Hart. Third Presbyterian Church
Church HilD: Mrs. Thomas Baldwin
Manchester: Mrs. General T. NJ. Logan,
Mrs. Judge Clopton, Mrs. W. G.. Taylor
Mrs. Charles Walden, Mrs. NJ. Hobbs, Mrs
II. II. Patterson, Mrs. Robert Baird, Mrs
H. G.. Burnett, Mrs. DR.. .Childs, Mrs. W. H
Brander, Mrs. P. H. Gary.
The library Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was totally destroyed at the
evacuation, and since that time the mem,
bers have displayed great zeal in their en-.
deavors to replace it. A good degree Of
progress has been reported, and an increas.
ing interest in the enterprise. Still, how,
ever, there is much wanting to complete
the library, and the good ladies above
named are directing their energies to raise
the necessary means through the fair
There is no circulating library in the city
and in the manner proposed, this great
want will be supplied. We trust the en-,
terprise may meet with the proper encour,
agement, and that before the winter long
rows Of shelves, well filed with books, vii.
be ample reward for the labor Of the sweet
ladies who are engaged in so good cause