The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

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studying art. I;
q She is taking a. thorough course in draw
Ing under William ST.. John Harper, with
lectures on perspective and picture con1po-
sltion by Frederick Dielmarl, president Of
the National Academy. Her classes for
modelling III n clay and artistic anatomy
are taken with George 4. Brewster, and
she has sketchInE8 under Charles w. 2liaW-
5thorne. ssss1 ~ III
Miss Barber is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Az ,Ba lber, Of No. TIA East
Leigh Street, and has added another
name to the number Of bright young Vir-
ginia girls who are developing their tall
ents along professional and artistic lines.
Annual U. D. e. Meeting.
Tho annual meeting of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy was held in Lee
Camp Hall at 4:3O o. clock last afternoon.
An amount OF business was transacted.
THE nominations OF officers for the COM
ing year resulted in he unanlmo us and
enthus astic election Of Mrs. Norman Y.
Randolph as president Of tho Richmond
Chapter Daughters9of the Confederacy
for life, Mrs. w al ter Christian was chos-
en- as tiyst e-president, Mrs. Kate
Winni as second &vice-presiden Mrs. B.
a. Blenner as recording secretary, Miss
Sallie Deane asI correspondng secretary
and Mrs. Charles 10, Boiling as treasurer.
Confederate Fair.
4 Tho costumes in which the young la
dies taking part In the military drill at
the Confederate Fair will appear; will be
completed in the next few days. The
first drill will take place in the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening, March ! 18th.
The booth decorations will begin next
Friday. BY Monday evening, the 10th.
OF the Reception Committee will be
pleased to welcome their guests.
&s The Bostock Benefit.
Il To-day week, March 10th. is tho BostociS
benefit for the Confederate Bazaar. 1t
is bel ieved that many people from Peters,
1 burg will come over on that day to at
tend the ''benent." All the bazaar tables
are selling tickets and prospects indicate
that a good sum will be put into the
treasury Of the bazaar as the result Of
the sale. @ III ri
Women's Meetings.
a The annual meeting OF the Board OF
Managers Of tho Retreat for the Sick will
\ be held today at noon to
Tle committee of tho Texas table will
meet at 80 A. NJ. to-day in Lee Camp
Hall. The members are all asked to be
present
Tho Confederate Bazaar Association
will meet to-day at noon In Lee Camp
Hall.
Personal rlention.
The baltimore Morning Herald Of yes
terday had the two following items Of
Interest to- Richmond people:
Miss Josephine I1anahan gave a delight
full dinner of six covers last evening at
tho Baltimore Country Club in honor Of
who Is: visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Hartman at her homo on West Franklin
Street,
Miss Agnes Drewry, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. p. Frank Deford, at
her residence on Monument Street for
several weeks past, will leave to-day for
her home at Richmond. Va. During her:
STAY here Miss Drewry has made many
friends ana is greatly admired by I3alti-
more society folks.
Miss Anna II. Powers, who has been
seriously III since her return to the CITY
in January, and very dangerously ~ TOT
:
home OF her sister, Mrs. George AL 5arRss
dale,
,rhe friends OF Miss Ethel Carlton VIA
regret to learn that she continues au''e
sick at her home on Grove Avenue.
The announcement which fixes the date
OF the Graves Harvie wedding for April
18th Is unauthorized. Tho date mas hot
yet been decided.
Miss Grace lacdd. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. laura NJ Murray, In Dam
vile, has returned home
Mr.. II. Lovenstein was a Richmond
guest at the Pincus- Wachtcl wedding IN
Norfolk last night
Mrs. W.lR, Cowles, Of Roanoke. is I'M
der the treatment OF pr. Stuart McGulre
in st, Lukes Hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Bowe have moved
| into their new home, which has Just
been completed on West Grace Street
Miss Fannie Hancock. Of Char ottcs-
vile, will spend the next few weeks In
| Richmond.
: Mr.. Mcnalcus Landlord who has been
/ III with typhoid fever, is sufficiently re-
covered to return to his home IN Norfolk.
Mrs. Clifford Nickles. OF Philadelphia,
who has been at the Jefferson Hotel FOR
some weeks. has left with her sister,
Mrs. Robert 6, Scott, for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Mosby have re-
turned from New York. where Mr., Mosby
went on a business trip,
Mr., Keene I.anighorne. who is III in
| Kentucky has typhoid fever, Ills sick
| ness Is said not TO be serious.
Miss Mamie Tabb.
| In yesterday TimeshDispatch DIP
peared special from Frcderlcksbutg
| telling Of the ministrations Of a trairfd