Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
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Norman Y. Randolph presided
81, meeting Of the Richmond
United Daughters Of the Confed-
zee Camp Hail. yesterday af-
MIS-. Randolph urged the mem
make a large representation Of
nor at the unwilling OF the Dab
r %aury Chapter monument in Hol-
next Saturday afternoon. as this
he first monument TO be erected i'll
S,,,h TO the Confederate soldiers
e are buried IN northern soil.
-as T-inc.paI business transacted was
:. sre4inn OF The following delegates
:. ma New orleans convention: Mrs
r,s-re-. Mrs Edgar b. Taylor. Miss
S., EauEhman Miss Sallie Deane.
o. n Drewry. Mrs J. II. Timber
.,, Mss Lucy Clair Atkinson, Mrs w
yswts-. Mrs Yeaeer, Mrs. Hugh Tay-
- MSS Sallie Anderson. Miss Kath-
,.s- anderson. Mrs. Teefey. Mrs Z. V.
s-r..ne. Mrs John c. H7gan. Miss
Ana RoyBln. Miss Irene Bossieux.
7se araSent yesterday AFTERNOON We're:
o. II Boykin Mrs. Charles Bosher.
3,-s -7ahrey Carr. -.lrs. Frank T. CrumD,
,r-s Hooock Mrs. 7. B. Johnson Miss
ys1t5 Bauchmsn. Mrs. Norton r Saw
ri Miss Anne Bentley. Mrs. B. A. 3len-
!, MIS- Msria ROBINSON, Miss Sallie
ns7e Mrs. Kate VIM. Mrs.
IL earon. Mrs. Harton, Miss Irene
Bosseux Mrs Harry Winn. Mrs
diaries Todd Miss Bessie Hill. and Mrs
4 i Graham.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
TesGiou met Wednesday afternoon at Lee
emp Hail with Mrs. Randolph in the
i a committee. consisting of Misses
Mamie Baushmen, Lucy Clair Atkinson.
ssssie F7iIi and Anna Boykin. was alp
,--;ed 10 attend the unveiling OF the
lataey Il. Maury Chapter monument
III 7 ext meeting VIII be held the third
Wednesday in November.
Tho Masonic Home Auxiliary met Wed
-ssasr al the Masonic Temple. and seve.
5al new members were elected. The next
Nr-mbe- al the Masonic Home. al
vfch time lurch will be served to the
Auxiliary and the Board Of Governors.
Il 4 meeting Of ST. Johns Circle Of
Mugs Daughters Monday afternoon. the
GEgual reports read We're rno st gratifying
end showed a great Improvement in the
@g-h for the past year. The delegates
rto viii so from St. Johns Circle 70
R7aaoke this morning al O'Clock, will
70 Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard. and Miss
Cara Chalk Mrs. Charles Clemmitt viii
'aFresent the Junior Circle OF which she
president. organized by ST. Johns Cir
81 Mrs. Emmett Dickinson's Circle, IN
ae Service Of the King also branch of
Fl Johns Circle, will send Miss Mar
fueri'e Davies as delegate.
The Central Committee Of the Associa-
i'm FOR the Preservation of Virginia An
v.-r
dsE October 18th, at P. NJ. in the rooms
81 The Virginia Historical Society.
ha Confederate Memorial Literary
N&aty will meet Wednesday, 18th. at
Mrs Lucien Tatum entertained num-
a=- of her friends yesterday at Lakeside
.1g1try Club with luncheon at fresco''
The s-tractions of the clubhouse and the
rsagtifu autunnal weather left nothing
q ne desired.
-ae guests included Mrs. E. L. Bemiss
Mss Bemtss, Mrs. Edward I. Willis, Mrs
+ lancaster Williams, Mrs. Clifford v
Lev1s, Misses Louise and Gertrude Lewis,
Mrs Langbourne Williams. Mrs. Abra,n
Warwick. and Mrs. John P Yancey. Of
Wash ngton. D. c.
Next Friday evening, which cioses the
month Of the failing leaves. as the In
fans were wont TO call October, the
least Of All Halloween will have arrived.
From infancy we have been taught 10 re-
gE-d This occasion as the time of all times
when the veil of the mystic future is
!,t;ed for Z few moments TO reveal TO the
tGrtoUs youth or maiden what Dame For
tune has IN store. Various and sundry
mans have been inprorised to conjure
'hs witches from their invisible realm and |
"a give car to the questions OF those who |
i the secret hours Of the night have |
same 10 have their future foretold. AS |
ell the world knows. All Hallow'e cen falls |
~ the eve Of the great church festival
teicated 10 all the saints and known as
Ai-sa,nts' Day. This year it comes next |
Saturday, that being the first day Of |