The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-27
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The Colonial Danes will leave this
morning at 10 o'clock for the enjoyment
| of their Field Day programme at York
town.
Mr.. Richard S. Thomas, of smithfleld,
who will make a short address, Is we'll
calculated by his ability as an antigua
rian and a student of Virginia colonial
history, to make his subject interesting.
Mrs Charles Washington Coleman, OF
Williamsburg, Is the chairman OF the
day. Her gracious tact and gentle dig
nifty will fifty grace an occasion or THIS
sort and render It doubly delightful.
The visit to the Nelson House, the
monument and other adjacent and outly-
Ing points Of interest at Yorktown VIII
occupy the Danes from the time OF arri-
val until their return. They Will leave
promptly at 10 A. NJ. and return at 1880
in the evening.
invitations have been received here for
the ninth annual commencement OF the
Chatham Episcopal Institute, at CHAT
ham, Va, Of which Mrs. L. NJ. Wills
is principal.
The studio tea will be given next satur-
day afternoon from to 6 o'clock. Next
Sunday forenoon Is the date OF the oac-
calaureate sermon Class Day exercises
O.
the same evening.
uonors will be awarded Tuesday at 8
r. M. The graduates In the class OF
1903 are. Miss Edwina Walker Scott, MISS
Hattie Agnew Patterson, Miss Champe
Carter Douthat. Miss Marion Virginia
Williams, Miss Mamie owen Cosby, Miss
Annie Lillian Crowgey and Miss Mary
Crawford Arnett.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet to-day at noon IN the
Confederate Museum. AZ
All the members OF the Junior Holly
wood Association are urgently requested
to meet next Friday morning at the sol
ders' Home, to make wreaths for the
two monuments and FOR the graves OF
the soldiers section In Hollywood.
Personal rlention.
DR.. Weir Mitchell DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page. Professor Gilman, of Johns Hop
kins University; Mr.. Randall, of Phila-
delphla, and Mr. Brent Keyser. OF Bait
moro, visited Williamsburg last Monday.
Mrs. r. T. Hunter, Mrs c. w. F. Brock
and Mrs George p Stacy returned last
evening from delightful visit to the
New Orleans reunion
Dr. George B. Steele has just returned
to the city, after pleasant visit to FRED
ericksburg, where he was the guest OF
Mayor NJ. G. Mills. His daughter, MISS
NJ. Louise steele, who accompanied MN,
will remain week OF more longer
Mrs T. ]. Stubs, OF Williamsburg. Is
IN tho city, the guest OF her daughter.
Miss Annie Carter Stubbs at NO. liz
South Third Street.
Mrs Elliott is visiting her daughter,
| Mrs c. Z. Doyle.
The moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
| and return, under the auspices OF the
| Ladies', Aid Society of Grace Episcopal
Church, has been postponed until Thurs
| day evening.
Miss Fllppen. OF Cumberland: Mrs. John
| Springer and Miss Hewitt, of Whining
Ton, are the guests OF Mrs, Andrew Gray
at No. 2o5 East Franklin Street.
DR.. Carey e. Morgan will hold his las
mid-week service at Seventh Street Chris
tian Church this evening. The services
will be In the nature of farewell ant
Will most probably be largely attended
|
Mrs. Marion G. Tyler and her daugh
ter, Miss Virginia, who nave peen WISH
Ing Colonel and Mrs John S. Harwood
left last week for their homo In Yves
Virginia
Misses Alice and Josephine McRae ar
expected home next week.
Or. Robert Herndon Fife will reac'
Charlottesville from the Western Reserve
where he has been during the winter
: About June 18th he will have charge q
classes In German during the School q
Methods this summer.
The cool spell will retard preparation
for the annual summer migration not
! little. Many who had concluded they mu.
: leave last week now find their resoly
. weakening.
Mrs. Charles Page was the hostess
the weekly meeting of the Kate Wheeloc
Whist Club last evening.
$ Colonel w. II. Robins and Miss Poll
5 Robins are with Mrs Horace Wellfo,
8 Jones. who has taken Bel Air. near Eli
n castle, for tho summer.
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