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

and friends OF the church and all inter-
es ted in missionary work.
An elegant programme has been pre-.
pared, tho leading feature NJ which Is
an address by DR.. r. p. Kerr. A most
cordial Invitation is extended to all. and
d good Tins Is in store for those who
attend. 81 81 35 3Ssii 55s
Mrs. Celia Kass has returned from a
long and pleasant trip through northern
cities.
Miss Sarah Agnes Anderson has re-
turned to the city, after delightful visit
to Lynchburg and Crewe.
Miss Bessie r. Barber is in New York,
where she has been since September,
studying art.
She is taking thorough course in
drawing under William St. John Harper,
with lectures on perspective and picture
composition BY Frederick Dielman. presi-
dent OF the National Academy. Her
classes for modelling in clay and artis-
tic anatomy. are taken with George T.
Brewster, and she has sketching under
Charles w. Hawthorne
Miss Barber Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin A. Barber, Of No. ~ East
name TO the, number OF bright young
Virginia girls who are developing their
talents along professional and artistic
lines.
Miss Sophie White who has been visit
ing her cousin. Miss Mary Hartman, in
Baltimore, is expected home in few
days. iy. 6
q Mrs. Kitty Scott hfagilvra, with her lit
tie daughter. Grace. Isl the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. Plummer, of Philadelphia.
Later Mrs. Magilvra will join her mother.
Mrs. Robert G. Scott, who Is now at
Atlantic City. and go with her to the
Maine coast for the summer.
Mrs Alice Cabell Palmer. of Nelson
county, Is with Mrs. o. G. Minor.
Miss Anna n Powers, who has been
seriously Ill since her return to the city
in January, and very dangerously III for
several weeks.i is now convalescent at tho
home OF her sister. Mrs. George A. Banks
dale.
The annual meeting OF the Board OF
Managers OF the Richmond Exchange for
womans Work was held at IL o'clock
Friday. II 4
All the officers were reelected and
Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson was chosen a
member Of the Advisory Board. The re-
ports submitted by the different officers
factory and the condition Of affairs at
the Exchange, financially and otherwise,
has never been more fourishing.
The annual meeting Of the Daughters
Of the confederaoy was held in Lee
Camp Hall at 4:3o O. clock last Wednesday
afternoon.
The nominations OF officers for the COM
Ing year resulted In the unanimous and
enthusiastic election Of Mrs. Norman ~
Randolph as president OF the Richmond
Chapter Daughters Of the Confederacy
for lite, Mrs. Walter Christian was chos-
en- us f1rst vice-president, Mrs. Kate
VIM MS second vice-president. Mrs. 3.
A. Blenner as recording secretary, Miss
sallte Deane as corresponding secretary
and Mrs. Charles e. Boiling as treasurer
Tho solid South Table Committee will
meet at Lee Camp Hall Tuesday March
18th, at II A. NJ.
The Alabama committee will meet next
Wednesday at 1880 o'clock P. N. IN NO.
2o7 West Franklin Street, All members
are asked to attend. 55
The chairman Of the Virginia table re-
quests her committee to meet with her
next Tuesday at 1880 o'clock A. M
4 full meeting OF the South Carolina
table is called for Wednesday next at II
O'Clock, sharp. In Lee Camp Hall.
Miss Jane snutherfoord Mrs, Thomas
rutherford as Miss Laura Ruther.
foord will sail IN returning from abroad
for New York on April 4th. They are
expected to BIO IN Richmond by Eastert
Sunday. 85.