Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
Meetings..

The Central Committee Of the Assoeia-
/ ton for the Preservation OF Virginia An
| Equities met Wednesday in the afternoon
| in the rooms OF the Virginia Historical
Society. Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president.
and the following We're present: Mes
danes J. S. Wexford. Parke c. Bagby
w. T. Robins. G. w. Ball ". D. Stan
ard, W. S. Murray. C. W. P. Brock W. c
BEETLE, +. L. Traylor, and Enders Rob-
inson.
The meeting was called as & preliminary
to the general meeting, which will talk
place next Tuesday. The most important
business transacted was the decision to
have an old-fashioned dance in January,
for which, through the courtesy OF Mr..
Junius Mosby, the West;noreland Club
has been offered the ladies. Supper, cos
tunes. even the darkey tlddlers, will carry
one back to period Of fifty or sixty
years ago. in the good old ante-bellum
days, and the affair is already an as
sured success, as nothing Of its kind has
been given in this city for many years.
Novelty will prove one Of the CHIEF at
fractions.
The Confederate Memorial and Literary
Society met "Wednesday at noon with Mrs.
Joseph Bryan presiding. The correspond
| ing secretary reported number or life
committee endorsed three new members.
Mrs. Truman A. Parker. Miss Margaret
Childrey, Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan read letter describ-
| ing the unwilling Of a tablet in st. Micn-
ael'E church, in Charleston, S. c.. erected
| by the congregation to the soldiers killed
in the war. Mrs. Bryan thinks that all
the churches in Virginia should erect
tablets to their members killed in tho
I Ia6 f0 SIy ia
Museum in the country papers
Miss Roland presented the Maryland
room with an almanac Of 1854 published
in Mobile, Ala 1t was decided to hold a
bazaar in the early spring, for the DAVIS
Monument Fund, and Mrs. Norman V
Randolph was appointed to call mass
meeting at an early date, OF all the asso-
Citations in the city, to make arrangements
for .he~ba1aar! Those present were Mrs
I J. Taylor Ellyson, Miss Bette Ellvson,
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mrs. Finders Robin
son, Miss Annie Bentley, Mrs. George
Lyons. Mrs. II. V Randolph, Mrs.
Cazneau Mcleod. Miss Kate Mason Row
land, Miss Minnie Beughnan Mrs. George
P. Stacy, Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs Liz
zie Cary Daniel. Mrs. c. ". P,aBrock.
and others.
A. the meeting Of the Central Commit,
tee of the Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities Tuesday. Mrs;
Archer Anderson was made chair
man OF the odd ia sllioned party" Mrs.
E. D. Hotchl5iss was appointed chairman
OF The supper committee; Mrs. Thomas
Boiling and Mrs. Caslzie Cabell o; The
music committee; Mrs Henry Williams.
OF the invitation committee.
The Church Hill branch of the Society
he Of ,att n min 4; |S
vii, meet at the home OF Miss Ruby
Bodeker next Tuesday at T. NJ.
The executive committee of the Huge
not Society met on Thursday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Gui,laume to hear
of labor in France. Many interesting
topics were discussed. and business was
ARA nged for the annual meeting of the
society. which will be held next Thurs
day, November 9Th, at noon. in the chapel
Of the First Presbyterian church. Gee
and Madison streets. al which time Dr..
Kerr will tell OF his personal knowledge
the past summer All members of the
society and all those Interested in the
cause are invited to De present
Mrs. Norman " Randolph and Mrs.
Joseph Bryan have called a ma sS-meet-
Ing for Thursday at noon at Lee Camp
Hall, of all the memorial and patriotic
orga nizations including the Daughters Of
the American Revolution and the Colonial
Danes. and all who are interested In.
the bazaar TO be held here next June
for the Davis Monument Fund and tne
Confederate Museum IS
REGULAR meeting of St Johns Circle.
OF Kings Daughters. Will be held Monday
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock. at the home 81
Mrs. ~. Ashby Jones. No. north rwenry=
ninth strest. 1ull attendance Is de-.