Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
MEETING OF DANES.
PHEASANT SESSION OF THE BOARD
At MRS. CLAIBORNE's.
DAY NURSERY And KINDERGARTEN.
The Ladies' In Charge of This Insn-
tuition Have an Interesting Meet
fng-Thc Masonic Home Auxiliary
Weddings and Personals.

fng-Thc Masonic Home Auxiliary
Weddings and Personals.
The Colonial Danes had a board meet
ing at Mrs. Herbert Claiborne's yesterday
afternoon at 4:S0 O'Clock, with Mrs. Clai-
borne. the president, I'm the chair. The
ladies' present were Mrs. Trent, Mrs.
Peasants. Mrs. Russell Robinson. Mrs.
Howard Hoge, Mrs Gideon Davenport
Mrs. Meredith Montague Mrs. w. i.
Thomas, Mrs. Warner Moore, and Mrs.
w. r. Robins. The work Of tho Danes
for the ensuing year was mapped out and
the recording secretary was requested %
write TO the different State organiza.i0ns
Of tho United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy and try to find out what Danes
would be delegates 90 the United Daugn-
ters Of tho Confederacy's convention IN
November. so that the Richmond DANES
might show them some attention. A gem
Cral meeting Of the Danes Will be held
later In the month. and the annual meet
ing for election Of officers will take place
early In November After partahing OF
delicious refreshments the board adjourn
Cd
A meeting Of the Day Nursery and Fee
kindergarten Board was held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. After ~outine
work the question Of finance arose. and
the treasury being found IN depleted
condition. II was decided to appeal 10 all
larg0-hearted citizens TO lend a helping
hand 10 the little children and their mo-
theirs as well ANY contributions OF cloth
ing and shoes can be sent 10 tho kinder
gartcn building. northeast corner Nine
teenth and Grace streets. Money CONTRIB
buttons may be given TO Mrs. G. II. Wei
ford. No. SOP east Clay street.
The following ladies were present at
the meeting: President. Mrs. c. j. Wal
ford Mrs Bland Smith. Mrs. William Ha-
zard, Miss Robinson. Mrs. Gordon Wal
lace. Mrs. Frank Mcclure Mrs. Randolph
Wexford. Miss Lucke Miss Maria Blair,
Miss Julia Lee. Miss Annie Moore,
and Mrs. George A. Lyon.
Tho Masonic Home Auxiliary met AZ
tho Temple yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, with Mrs. Murray, the president,
i'm the chair There was q large attend
anoe, ard splendid reports were brought
in bv the chairmen Of the different COM
mittees. November the nth. Auxiliary
Day. Will be the ninth anniversary of the
organization OF the auxiliary. On this day
the ladies Of the association viii give a
lunch and an entertainment 10 which
they have invited the Board OF Governors.
4 draft of the circulars which are 20
bo sent to every lodge in Virginia, king
the lady relatives Of each member TO Join
the auxiliary and 10 help forward this
grand work. was read and approved.
These circulars will be printed by the
orphan boys at the Masonic Home.
The Masonic Home IS a State ,nstitu-
ton. and the ladies' feel assured that al
tho Masonic ladies will be interested in
tho work when the matter IS brought TO
their attention. OF the 269 lodges in Nir-
gina. only nineteen have so far ever had
representatives in the auxiliary.
M. George c. Waller and Miss Corinne
Smith were married yesterday morning
at the residence of Father O'Reilly, pas
tor OF the Church of the Sacred-Heart.
Mr.. Waller is a valued employee OF the
Portner Brewing Company. The bride is
am exceedingly attractive young lady of
west Clay street. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy pair left for an eX-
tended bridal tour
The Wednesday Club began last night
its series of rchearsals at the Young
Mems Christian Association TO prepare
for the concert in November. Ii has been
suggested that this concert be made
q part Of the programme of the civic car
nval, if that carnival does not take ilace
before the middle of next month. This
suggestion may be adopted. as several Of
the Board Of Governors approve Of it.
Rev John S. Patton, the weil-known
missionary TO the New Hebrides, will ar
rive in Richmond on Thursday. where he
will be- the guest OF Or. James =. Smith.
near the seminary. DR.. Patton Will speak
on FriGay evening at 5 o'clock, at the
Grace-Strcet Presbyterian church. on
Sunday afternoon he viii speak before a
meeting at the Second Presbyterian
church, and on Sunday evening at the
First Presbyterian church.
The engagement OF Rev. Meade Clark
Of 81. James Episcopal church. and Miss
Mary Alice Pelrce. of Lancaster county
is announced, the wedding 20 take place
in December at the house Of the brides
parents, in Lancaster county. Miss PIERCE
=
with a charm of manner that has won
FOR her many friends.
The semi annual meeting Of the City
Union OF the Kings Daughters and Sons
win be held this afternoon az 4:3O o'clock
at No. 700 east Franklin street. The Cleo
ton of officers and appointment of dele
gateI TO the State convention at Luray
will take place.
Two weddings that are interesting TO a
great many people in this city will take
place to-day. Mr.. Arthur Lee Peasants
and Miss Edna Lee Shelton will be mar
ricd at $3.50 o'clock at the Second Bap-
list church. The other wedding is that
Of Mr.. Walter G.. SJtaaf and Miss Marie
c. Euker and will take place az ST.
Johns Evangelical church at 645 p. NJ.
There will be a called meeting Of the
homeopathic Free Dispensary AuXili-
airy Thursday afternoon. october i. 1899.
at 4:30 +. NJ, at the residence Of Mrs.
Nirgie Peasants Twenty-eighth and
Franklin. All members are urged 10
attend promptly as business of impor-
tance is 10 be transacted.
Mrs. Edward j. Wright nee Saddle
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