Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-02
OH. BERRY CO.,
Mems and Boys 0utfitterS.

| church by the Association for the Pre-
servation Of Virginia Antiquities.
The most interesting feature of the oc-
| casion was the reading by Mrs. Bryan
| of the note of thanks sent by the clergy
| to the Association for the Preservation
| of Virginia Antiquities, handsomely en-
| graved and tied with purple ribbon. The
following is a full context:
ITO the Ladies of Virginia for Their
Thoughtful and Generous Hospitality;
To the Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities, Who Made Us
Welcome to the Holy Land of James
town, and Tt the Churchman'S League
of the District of Columbia, BY Whose
Courtesy the 18th of October. 1898, Has
Been Written in Our Memory as Day
Consecrated by the Past and Prophetic
OF the Future:
1--WE, the undersigned, strangers and
pilgrims members of the General Con-
vention, bishops, priests, and laymen
from all parts of the country, hereby
offer, in accordance with resolutions en-
Enthusiastically carried, our assurance Of
appreciation-our sincerest thanks.
Washington, Feast of st. Luke. 1898"
Here follows the names of all the
clergy who visited jamestown.
Mrs. Bryan announced the following
committees.
Membership Committee-Mrs- NJ. F..
Peasants. Mrs. Archer Anderson. Miss
Z. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. f. V. Valentine
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. E. E. Bar
ney, Mrs. j. P. Mcguire, Messrs, 7. NJ
Carter, N. r. Meredith, and j. Aston
Cabell.
Auditing Committee-Mrs. Henry Tay-
lor J. S. Wexford, and E. T. Crump
Publication Committee-Mrs. ]. E. Rob
inson.
Lecture Committee-Mrs J. Caskie
| Cabel and Mr.. n. G. Stanard
jamestown Committee Mesdames
George w. Bagley, John Lightfoot,
Messrs. Barton Wise, n. G.. Stanard
Henry Hutzler. w. L. Shepherd. r. A.
Lancaster, E. V. Valentine. L. T. Crump
E. T. i Myers. w. e. Crenshaw, and
Joseph Bryan.
Landmark Committee-Miss Mary Mann
Page Newton Mrs. Henry Williams
Powell Dunn, Major E. 7. d. Myers, +.
V. Valentine, r. l.. Traylor, Archer An
derson, and Rev. NJ. d. Hoge.
Yearbook Committee-Mrs. w. 7.
Robins. 8. d. Williams, r. l.. Traylor
Joseph k. Anderson w. L. Shepherd,
A. Lancaster, and Henry Hutzler.
Ways and Means Committee-Mrs. a.
O'Ferrall. W. 4. Bentley, E. 4. Crump,
Stephen Putney, J. Hoge Tyler. A. NJ.
Seldom, c. w. p. Brock, T. n. Carter,
j. Aston Cabell, and Barton II. Wise.
Special Committee-Mrs. Il. ID. Hotch-
kiss and Mrs. James Lyons.
The meeting Of the German-American
Ladies' Aid Association, which was held
yesterday at the Virginia Hospital was
largely attended. There were forty ladies
present. The reports from the different
chairmen were most encouraging. The
report from the Sick Committee SHOWED
that excellent work is being done among
the German sick. Several letters of gra
ttude were read from those who had been
helped by the association. Mrs. Fred
Kohler, chairman of the entertainment
recently given, reported that although
all the money had not yet been paid for
the tickets, a rough estimate showed that
Si45 had been realized. Many thanks
were extended to her and her committee
for their earnest work.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Virginia
Hospital met yesterday in the amph-
theatre Of the hospital, with very tul-
attendance Mrs. j. r. Gordon, who has
served acceptably for the past year, ten
dered her resignation, which was relUc-
family accepted. Mrs. Edgar y. Taylor
who was formerly served as president,
was unanimously elected.
A meeting OF the homeopathic Free
Dispensary took place yesterday al noon
at Gil west Main street. The officers OF
this association are very much encourage
by the success OF their work
and with the large number of their
patients, they would be glod II al go
nomoeopathists in the city would co-ope-
rate with them. The next meeting viii
De on the first Tuesday in December.
A bust of the late John Randolph
Tucker, by Mr. Il. V. Valentine, has been
placed in the Virginia Room OF me
Museum there 10 remain until the Me-
mortal Hall at Lexington, for which II
was made, is completed This memorial
hall is to be built in the grounds Of Wash
ington and Lee University.
The Jefferson Club was scene of light
and beauty last night. when one Of the
informal weekly receptions given by the
club took place After the reception
there was dance.
DR.. Johnson, OF the Thee logical Semi
nary. gave lecture at the Second tres-
byterian church last night at half-pasI
g. This lecture was interesting. and was
listened to with rapt attention by the
audience.
Miss Caskins. OF New York. and Miss
Lima Livingstone Mayo, OF this city will
be the guests Of Miss Hattie Ross for
this week.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson is the guest OF
Mr. Archer Patteson. Mr.. Wilson Is
Virginian by birth, having been born in
Staunton.
Mr. Collier, of the Salmagundi Club.
New York is staying at the "Franklyn,"
on Second and Franklin streets.
Mr.. Arthur Glasgow. the distinguished
engineer, returns this week from London.
He will visit his family on west Main
street.
Miss Lily Stinson, who has been for
several weeks the guest OF Miss Lucy