The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15


tcontin,lcd From SIKH Pnge.) fsFs
& ting and several OF his family, Mi. and
Mrs. William A. Putnam. Mr.. and MRS.
3 Robert g. Ogden. MIR. and Mrs w. GULF
laudeu, Mr.. William Fl. Baldwin, Jr.s Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Watson Glider, Editor
Of "trhc Century," MIR. George Foster
Peabody. Or. nnd Mrs. Albert Shaw ed.
Y Mrs. Walter Page, editor Of WORLDS
$ Work. Or. William j. Schletflin, Mr. ".
Everett Macy. Or. Felix Adler, professor,
Columbia University; Or. Nicholas Muir.
ray Butter. president OF Columbia UNI
versity, all OF New York city; Mr.. 9.
H. Ednunds. superiln III, e1 Of sls
we'll. Of Wofford College, spartanburg.
4 s. CT: Mr.. Robert Garrett. Of Baltimore:
( Mr. j.. w. jenkins, southern editor OF
Tho Baltimore Sun Dr.. Richard Nell
\ wnine, president OF Hampdcn-s Sidney Col !.
{ 1cge; Mr.. GEORGE G. Round OF the School
Board OF Manassas, Va: Mr. George El
MISS Marian Lawrence, Boston; Or. Ed
( win Knox Mitchell, Hartford Theological
4 Seminary, who was for some years pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church Of St.. Angus
4 tine, Fla: Mr.. Joscphus Daniels, editor Of
& The News and Observer, Raleigh. \. CT:
Mr. c.. II. Poe Raleigh, N. c.. editor OF
Z the Progressive Farmer, Mr.. Joseph G.:
Brown, president Of q Citizens National
4 Bank OF Raleigh, N. i c.: Mr.. II. c.. Bran
son, president OF the State Normal School.
Athens, Ga; Mr.. J.. 3. Carlyle Wake For
lest Golsse n q Hon aant oks Smith 81 Of
villc, Tenn; Or. y. a. Alderman, Tulane
University, New Orleans, La; Mr.. Sam
. ucl Spencer. president OF Southern Rail-
way; Mr.|willlam Holmes Davis, prln-
cipal Randolph Institute, Danville.
Va. 4lay "a
Nj; Lawton ,. Evans. Superintendent
OF Schools. Augusta, Ga; Mr.. l.. s.
Rowe. President OF the Academy OF Poll
tlcal and Social Science Philadelphia: Mr..
d. 3. Johnson, President of Winthrop
{ Normal and Industrial College, Rock Hill.
Z s. c.: Mr.. Thomas y. Garden, supern-
b tendent OF Schools, Prince Edward Va:
Mr.. ]. w. HoIan. School Superintendent
4 Of Philadelphia: Mr. a. y. s. Thomas, edi-
tor OF tho Baptist Courier, OF Greenville.
4 S. c.: Mr. II B. G. Lowry. President Of
Blue Mount Female College mississippi;
( Miss Maria r. Duyal. principal Of tho
female Institute in staunton. Va: Or. A..
Academy. KY: Mrs. ]. L. McConaughy.l
first vice president OF the Alabama Fed
Grafton OF Women's Club OF Nor tevallo,
Ala; Mr.&Joln ". Sears, Of the Evening
4 Telegraph, Philadelphia.
Rummage Sale.
During the week beginning March 3Oth.s
the Tennessee table Is to hold q rum
mage sale" at No 1901 East Main Street,
+ Tho store secured for the purpose is in.
s a dIntrict where these sales are immense
4 ~ popular and OF great benefit to tho
people who patronize them. Tho ladies
4 in charge OF the enterprise have the sat
isfactlon OF knowing that their work Is
not only profitable to their, own ends,
dcned fathers Of families. who by It's
& means are enabled to buy rcady-made
clothes, shoes, stockings. hats.and many
other articles OF necessity as we'll as OF
pleas sure a merely nominal prices. Many
needy people, who for all their poFerty
h nrc unwilling to beg. are in this way
helped to supply their wants without
d loss OF independence.
II those Interested in the work and
\ willing to contribute cost OF various
Kinds to add to the interest and profit
OF the sale. will give their names 10 any
member Of tho Tennessee committee,
their packages will be called for.
Easter Weddings.
From present indications there will
be more than the usual number of Easter
( weddings In Richmond. None OF these
will excite more widespread interest than
that OF Miss Louise Allen Mayo, who
As 10 be married to Mr. Burton Gay, Of
Baltimore. the last week In April
The wedding will take place In the
homo OF the brides mother. Mrs. George
", Mayo, and the Wedding company will
be restricted to the immediate families
and nearest friends of Miss Mayo and
Mr. Gay,
The prospective bride Is typical rep
resentatiye OF what Is fairest and most
gracious in Virginia womanhood, and
Richmond's loss In her case. Will certain
" mean Baltimore's great gain. Mr..
Gay Is connected with one of the most
important electrical companies IN the
Z United, States, and is a member OF soy
eral OF tho best known Baltimore clubs.
Donation Day.
The Board OF Managers OF the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery and Free Kinder
earten decided at Its last meeting to
have a donation day, and appointed Fri
day March goth. This step Is particularly
urgent since the City Council has with
drawn its former appropriations.
Knowing the Imperative need OF SUP"
plies OF every kind the citizens OF Rich
mond are asked for assistance in any
way. Donations OF, food, fuel. clothing
and money are asked There Is no 4
worthier charity in the city OF Richmond
mono lore far-reaching In Its Influence
for good and none more wholly dependent
on the peoples charity.
The Home at Nineteenth and Grace
Streets will DO open on the Goth OF
$eArarch from 10 A. M. to 9 P. NJ, and in
9ahe name Of those who labor so arduous-
.sA for tho sustainance of this work, an
ssssssssnest appeal Is made. No gift can
400 small to be appreciated, and none
$50 Sarge,
The Virginia Table.
The ladies of the Virginia table at the
/ Confederate Bazaar have announced an
excursion to Williamsburg on March 2lst,
TO leave Richmond at 0 A, M. on q fast
train, reaching Williamsburg in fifty-slx
minutes, and returning at 7:2O In the eve
ming of the same day. The fare for the
round trip will be Just 81. The Will
Harrisburg Chapter Of the United Daugh-
& tiers Of the Confederacy, OF which Mrs,
Lyon Tyler is president, will meet the
eXcurslonists and show thcm points OF
0nferast in the colonial canital ETha AID