The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25

Missouri table, and Miss Minnie Baugh-.
man, OF the Solid South table. FRO
rrummes for the Gay are now being ar
ranged for.
Souvenirs for the Louisiana table VIII
be miniature bales of cotton, winch VIII
shortly arrive for distribution, Appro-
lpliate decorations for this tahle VII pe
sheavcs OF sugar-caEe, held IN PLACE by
the Confederate red and white The Louis
lana state flower will have prominent
rlnce also, and draperies sent from New
orleans viii harmonic with and emPha-
r,., ina St..c idea The Louisiana COM
mittee met at II A. NJ. yesterday IN the
home of Mrs. Clayton G, Coleman. n O..
Iy1a North Fifth Street. and decided On,
IT,. will he held Tuesday. March 3D. with
Mra - G. Minor, No. loi North Fifth
Street.
rloran-Porlfrey
The marriage Of Miss Annie Porfrey.
the daughter OF Mr.: ana MIS-, IMAM
8ioomfr of New Kent Courthouse. to
| Mr. %. 6, Moran, Of this city, will take
nlaca fetf s o'clock this evening. In the
homa 81 Mrs. James Wrigaz, oL North
twenty seventh Street The Rev, Joel
tucker. OF Fast End Baptist Church. per-
forming the ceremony. "a
| The bride Swho Is one Of New kents5
most attractive young ladies. will be at
tandad by#l,er cousin. Miss Daisy Bailey,
wh VINO, arrived In Richmond yesterday to be
present at the wedding, After the we'd.
ding the bride and groom VIII leave for
| an extended southern tour.
Colonial Danes.
THE Colonial Danes held their Febru-
| ary meeting yesterday afternoon, at ING
| Virginia Historical Society. with Mrs.
A Int e
1,cn new members We're voted on, and
| ,he essay, written by Mr.. C, Wright, Of
| ,hc University. Of Virginia, and winning
! afErJnlyersty scholarship. presented by
| the Danes last year for the best essay on
n colonial subject was read by Miss
| Helen Montague. The theme selected by
| Mr.. Wright was s"Anti-SlaTcry Sentiment
lin Colonial Virginia., and his paper.
| showed great thoroughness OF research
| and force Of depression.
Mrs. Emma Readc Ball reported that
| the money given by the Virginia Society
| Of Danes to the Mount Vernon Assocla-a
| ton had been expended by her IN the
purchase of fifteen Washlnston pictures
| which had been placed each Win tlie
! Danes presentation card, In the iltteeh
public schools of Richmond ana l's "
| clnity. u, (,
After the business meeting was over v
very pleasant hour followed IN when
| light refreshments wero serVea' tA,''uns
| those present were: Nesdames tilpso,'
More ROBINS, Dnshlell Eollerson,f - ia ~
Mercer. Brock, Lottier Christian, hlhil-
| ton Cabell Ellyson, Baker, ailntfrro'
I}lnnd smith, Richard smith, tGrlEs,
| Roner and Anderson, OF Feterspurs,
| NJ,sses rowland, Montague, Boykln ana
| Wade, s II. ASt FIJI 81
Women's Meetings.
The wednesday Literature Club Will
meet with Miss Aunspaugh at her studio
No III East Cary street, this afternoon
II s4.3O o'clock. The subject for discuss
4 sion Will x be "a Black IN the
/ strl,teheon," by Robert Browning,
i The Confederate Bazaar Association
| will have It's meeting vt noon tomorrow
! in Lee Camp Hall.
Miss l7reedley's LUNCH,
i Miss Aadge Freedley gave a beautiful
luncheon Mt r. NJ. yesterday in the JEFF
4 ferson Hotel. Miss Frcedley's guests
4 we've Miss Randolph. Of Norfolk; Miss
i McAfce, Of Missouri. and Miss Dlckln-
4 son. Of Prince Edward county,
4 The luncheon Was served IN courses
lawith a deftness and daintiness that made
lat very smart affair indeed,
The Wolnan's Club,
4 Next Monday. March "a, the subject Of
4 consideration n the Woman's Club will
i be 2"Recent lelction.af Hrs. a Leland RAN
Il kin viii DO chairman of the afternOon. a M
4 tuesday, March 50. at $50 n, MI there
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