The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14

Established 1880 Dorchester, Mass
w. Mosdley; Fourth. Mrs. a. +. Rahm;
Fifth, Mrs. John p. Laughton' anu
Sixth, Mrs. L. a.. Catlin. Mrs. Z. =. Ms t..a
was reelected secretary. Win ,Mrs. H.
shelton, corresponding secretary ana
Mrs j Temple, treasurer were also re-
elected L The annual report OF the pres
ident Mrs. a, Il, Warren. Is. mere gwen
in part:3 a.
without The guiding and inspiring leaueI.
ship OF cur gifted founder mas drawn -
a c lose. All its varying and Ipalhl'l -. IS
sues are 4 things OF the past. NJ But the
noble work sowr i'll love and faith mere
than q Quarter of century ago con-
tlnues to bear fruit through each sue
sceeding year to the faithful band o.
WORKERS here. With gratitude we can
record that the general trend OF thc
year has been to a successful carrying
on of the work intrusted TO U.S. he
faithful support Of the board I. and Wy
earnest work OF the employees nave kep'
our institution in active swing and at
tractivc appearance. During tho year
the memorial ward, with ITS three new
beds, has been fitted with up-to-date
furnishings In most attractive man
ner. 1t was solcmnly and appropriately
dedicated by Bishop Robert a. Gibson.
The ewJoperating room was also ltted
with It's complete surgical appliances.
and has been shown to be equal to all
demands, calingl',for satisfactory en-
conmiums. 10 the chlldren's ward
roof garden has been added, which has
proven d gret comfort and Joy to IN"
little sufferers. as we'll as TO patients
in other wards. This addition was
gift fromtfricnds outside, and we desire
to express n most grateful appreciation
OF 1T tInGvarlous quarters OF The mousse
comfortable additions have been made m
furniture or needed appliances so that
We trust the Retreat has better equip
mont than ever before. l&
"Thanking the board for its loyal and
cordial support II respectfully submit
this, my annual report. t
A handsome memorial tablet In the
parlor was unveiled June ~. 1902, with
touching and appropriate services by the
| Rev. Landon r. Mason. El ss= IN
Most gratifying reports were given by
| tho secretary and treasurer, which
should stimulate the board to still
| greater efforts. fl&
The various committees ~erewery sat
isfactory in their. reports. all having
| done good work I'M tnelr ullleleilt illts
Alabama Table.
Mrs. James II. Drake, the chairman
1 Of the Alabama table at the Confeddr
ate Bazaar. is assisted by Mrs. NJ. r
i Little, the widow o f. General Little; Mis-
Mamie Harrison, llss Lucy TNlunford
Mrs Henry B. Fltzhugh Miss lren
I Fitzgerald Mrs benjamin Barber, Mrs
Aubin Branch, Miss "A Alberta Williams
Ma r. r. n ITnrra II
. Miss Helen O'Fcrrall. Mrs J. 7. Powell
Mrs. Roy Mason, Mrs. Gardiner Tyler
Miss Mary Fltzhugh, Miss Daisy WA
son. Miss Julia sWooldrIdgc, Mrs. WEI
liam Tanner, Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. G. 7
oE'errall, Jr.. Mrs. ]. n. JONES. Mrs
Wade Lamb, Mrs. Joseph iertlert, Nils
Octavia Crenshaw Mrs. Robert Powers
, Sr Miss Laura Darlington, Miss Ami
Middleton, Miss Margaret Carringtor
81 Mrs. r.. r. B. Wright. the Misses WrlglI1
4 OF Tappahannock Va: Miss Butler, Mis-
Daisy Wilson, Miss Daisy and Nils
Betty Winston, Of Chesterfield county
Mrs. William Upshur, Mrs, Sullivan
Miss Mary Sullivan, Mrs. William Hell
" bert, Mrs. Palmer. Misses Merrill, NM
Burton Ford Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Whytt
Miss Whytc, Mrs, A. u Holiday, MiS
, Miss Helen Hall. Mrs Halle Hall, Mr.
q. IA. Smith, Miss Mary Smith, NJ ISIS Mar
Drewry. Miss Mary Moulton, Mis-
Mary Drake, Miss Lillian Binfprd, Mi,
,, IIugenin Taylor. Mss Louise IIcrbor
Miss Mamie Morriss.. Miss Mamie Ca
rlnGton Miss Bessie Sclden, Miss RI
hecca Walker, Miss Lucy Shelton, MI;
Brent Witt. Miss Rosa 1'llck, Miss MAJ
ME Montague, Miss Virginia Carrlngto
Miss l3clHa Smith, Miss Frances Jer
kns, Miss Charlotte Miller, Miss Llza
Mann, Miss Bertha Adamson,
Woman,s Exchange.
The annual meeting of the Board
I Managers OF tho Richmond Exphange e
! Womans Work was held at y 0 cloc
yesterday.
All the officers were reelected al
Hon, ]. Taylor Ellyson was chosen
D member of the Advisory Board. me :
ports submitted by tho different OIL
4 GERS and committees We're emlnently sa
isfactory and tho condition OF affairs
\ the Exchange, financially and othefwl
\ has never been more flourish'hg'
! Mrs u mr. phrecss "A has charge
tho publication work during the =
! znar and extends an inyltaaiion TO Z
nress of the citylto make headquarte
at ~Press corner" s'She Will have all :
ports ready each evening when call
for by the reporters,
Personal rlentlon'
A Miss Mary Moulton has loft for u
nois, whore she viii atNeHa s'hoo'
d the rest OF tho year
/ A large doll hu. bean beaut1fu,lllly arees
% hrido Nv MIy. lrene IitSgern
" ~. u la conreder q Fair This doll "
~ 'anod Mary rymatis Lee, and will
vo,na tn INC most popular little Girl
Richmond. AZ
Mr.. Alton jenkins, OF Roanoks' spe
b Thursday With his mother aha s'H''
~ In ISinllmonh. ~. Az w asAl. .ll.l4l