The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

| Junen and one water color landscape.
Mr.. Charles Warren Eaton, of New
York, two oils. "In the cinnecticut Hills II !.
and Sunset; two water coloIs' , :,
Shutdown and Bend in the River"
Mr.. William Ritschel, Of New York,
wnter color Gathering Storm"
Mr. Louis Potter bronze group, Lost
Loves" "a Bcggar Woman, a Snake
Charmer,n Daughter OF the Desert"
a "Welsh Type and seven other etch-
ings.
Mr.. Melbourne N. Nardwick, Of Boston,
painting, "On the North Sea-
Mr.. J. D. Woodward, Of New York, two
oils, "Hackensaclt Meadows 'Gulduca
Canal In Venice.
Mr.. G. s. Rodman, OF New York. two
water colors, Madison Square" and
Eastern Point"
Der of bronzes and bassreiefs in plaster
Mr. Luis Nora of New York, two oils
"The Black Shawl and "The Fortune
Teller"
Mrs. Jane Brigham Child, OF Washing
ton, D. c., two pastel portraits.
Mr. Frank Verbeck. of New York, two
pastels 'Robbers" and "Out of stork-
land"
Mr.. Edward siebert, Of washington
D. c., IN oil painting entitled "Fall."
Miss Marshall Honoree.
Miss sophy Grswold Marshall, who
will be married Saturday next to Mr.
Julien Jacquelin Mason was given a
luncheon by her maid Of honor, Miss
Ethel Stetson, Tuesday. Table decora-
tons were in white and green and the
luncheon took place in Miss Stetson's
home, No. &c East Forty-nfth Street.
New York city.
Covers were laid for the hostess. Miss
Marshall and the bridesmaids: Miss
Winifrede Ives, Miss Cheris Francois,
Miss Emily Waite, OF Ohio; Miss Con-
stance G.. Lee, of Baltimore; Miss Mary
Blackford Marshall, Of Washington; Miss
Alice Marshall, Of Virginia, and Miss
Felicia Farley. Miss Marshall's gifts to
her attendants will be parasols OF Whlte
silk, ruhled In tuIle.
lakewood Memorial.
If the weather continues fair Saturday
the date chosen by lakewood Association,
will be an ideal Memorial Day
General Iitzhugh Lee has been chosen
ns the orator of the occasion. and Miss
Mildred Lee, who is visiting her nephew,
Captain Robert =. Lee, will be In the
carriage with General and Mrs. Lee. DR..
James Powers Smith, the commander of
r. =. Lee Camp will be master OF cere-
monies.
The opening prayer will be delivered by
tho Rev. William A. Cooper, Of st. James
NJ i, Church. and the Rev. Robert a.
Goodwin, of st, Johns Episcopal Church,
will pronounce the benediction.
The music will be under the direction
of professor Mitchell, tho director Of
Trinity Church choir. who has arranged
a. fine programme. Mr. James HARDWOOD
will form the line of carriages. The
Governor and his staff. General Fitzhugh
Ice. Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs. Lee. the
Mayor and invited guests will lead the
line.
AZ, NY A c,,or,,{,, tha cbinP mar
shall, will be assisted by the following
aides, supplemented by those appointed
from r. e. Lee and Pickett Camps:
Mr., r. Edgar Shine. DR.. ST. Julian OPP
penhimer. Colonel G. Percy Halves. Mr..
John II. Hughes, Mr.. George Watt Taylor,
Mr.. John BlIlcy, Or. w. s. Beasley, Mr..
Il. James, Mr. A. Gnthrlght, General
A. J.. Phillips Mr.. j. II. Redwood. Cap
tain j. u, Phillips. MIR. John =. Gilman,
Captain e. H.. Lea, Mr.. f. w. Moore.
Mr.. B. NJ, Batkins. Mr.. George 7. Dean,
Captain John cussens, Mr., A. N. Gill,
| Colonel Charles ], Anderson. DR. T. Z.
| Stratton, Judge George l.. Christian, Mr..
| ]. Henry Kracke. Mr.. w. A. Mountcaste
Colonel r. L, Maury. Colonel Miles Cars
Commander LAlclan Jenkins, Mr., j. ~
Sullivan. Mr. ]. D. Redwood, Mr.. T. s.
| Binford. Mr.. w, u, ralley, Mr.. G. T.
l.oehr and MT. w. M, Foster.
The procession will meet at $3.50 p M
at st. Johns Church promptly. Tho rout.
will be to Twenty-seventh, out Franklll
to Libby Hill. thence to Broad; out Thir
,ieth to p, and thence to lakewood.
The Seventeen Regiment will. with tn,
ilowltzers, Lee and Pickett Camps ant
all other Confederate and veteran organ.
cations, Join In the procession.
Mrs Stephen Beveridge. assisted b.
Mrs. M. Z, snellings. Mrs. John 2
Hughes Mrs, David G, Richardson an
the other ladies Of lakewood Association
have made every effort TO render Ma,
.. 1908. the most impressive memorial i
| the history Of lakewood a memorial
worthy OF tho thousands Of heroic sleep