The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10

man. Subject: Ghosts or Spirits,
5B February 29.-Leap Year Entertainment.
u March 21.--Mrs. B. B. Valentine. chair
man: Miss Caroline l.. Sparrow. Subject:
Middle Ages - - 81. {
.&. April Art Mrs. Henry A. Williams.
7pi ES Sss W P ESSjset: an9 saesEs
and Poetry. ~
n Nav 2.-Musicale. Miss Louise VIII
May IS-Nrs. vlrginus Hail.. chair
man. Mr.. Evan r. Chesterman. Sub
oct: Current Events"
Confederate Daughters.
5 The Richmond Chapter. Daughters Of
at 4:so o'clock last afternoon.
The meeting--the first Of the autumn;
attended. It was Important in regard to
the business transacted and also In re-
gard to the election Of delegates, to tho
State. Convention IN Norfolk. Va. during
Mrs. Norman V, Randolph. the presi-
dent Of the chapter, was in the chair.
After the minutes of the last meeting had
been read; and the reports Of commit
and the Eufala Chapter. In Alabama.
wore read. Tho Richmond Chapter, in
seu} Carolina aa ara G o Mampton
monument. and one dollar to Eufala to
help in the erection Of a memorial to the
alabama soldiers Of Barbour county.
lions for n box of fancy articles that will
be made up and sent to Confederate
fair, which will be held In Charleston, s.
tlcle. however small. sent to Mrs. Ran
dolph. will be packed and forwarded to
South Carolina.
ter will award handsome gold medal
TO the Richmond school child. girl or boy,
who shall. during the coming school year,
write the best essay on THE Life and
Character of Jefferson Davis A com
tails in regard to this natter and report
to the next meeting Of the Daughters.
It was resolved that at the State CON
tho appointment OF one delegate from
eachVlrEinia chapter to make an appeal
TO the General Assembly Of virEin,i "a
to place an iron fence around the Lee
monument and otherwise put 1t in good
order, then to turn It over to the care
Of the ViIglnia Division oIL Of paughters
ters. who have paid their dues. but whose
written proxy falls to reach the Creden-
tial Committee In time to be accepted, the
following amendment to the Chapter
1.-THE State president or such person APP
pointed by her to cast the. vote Of said
Chapter. Such vote to be In accord
" {he dues - 81 6n c hs book Of the treasurer
The following delegates were elected to
the Norfolk convention: Mrs. Norman Y,
j: II. Ttmaberake, Mrs walter Christian,
Miss Minnie Bnughman, Mrs. j. II. Cap
ers, Jr., Miss Sallo Deane Mrs. Charles
Z; Boiling, Mrs; Edgar Taylor, Mrs. 3. 4.
Cray Mrs George A. Lyon, Miss Lucy
Mrs. J. r. Yawter Mrs. Crawford Redd.
Mrs. Leo Lorraine and Mrs, Fannie Potts
Alternntes:5 Miss Barbour, Miss Bessie
Hill, Mrs. Russell Jones. Miss Ana Boy
kin, Miss Leila HILL Miss Frances Digges,
Miss Matte Harris; Mrs Charles G.. Bosf.
Warren, Miss salIe AndersonY Mrs,
Stephen Beveridge. Mrs, d. c. Richard
son, Miss Lizzie TONNES, Mrs r. =. Ar
EnE!on Mrs and Fan ps II GpuR Rpb1 Mp4 s.
The railway fare to Norfolk will be one
and one-thlrd rates, Delegates will be
entertained.
and "e MISS isss: Hattio u Moore Viii be sur
prised to hear OF their marriage IN Wash
ms on, Tuesday, September Sth. After
10 see seq their ii friends at the home Of Mr.,
James Boyden, Manchester.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. John w. Richardson. Master Olln
Richardson and Misses Kathleen and
Laura Richardson. the wife and children
OF Colonel Richardson OF tho Land Reg
sry office. have returned to their home,
No.lSl2 Floyd Avenue, after delightful
visit Of two months to Southwest Vlr-
g.nia.
Master DIN Richardson was awarded
n scholarship by tho faculty OF Richmond
Academy. which he attended last year
and, although only sixteen years old.
will enter Richmond College the 2ith Of
this month.
Mrs William MCCARTHY and Miss Agnes
Mccarthy arc visiting Mrs. McCarthy's
sister, Mrs. Gardiner. at Cuckoo" LOU
lisa county.
Mrs Joseph Lamar, OF Augusta, Ga,
the ylce-president OF the National So
cety of Colonial Danes, who has many
friends in Richmond. ia also visiting Dr.
and Mrs, Philip Barbour Pendleton, at
Cuckoo"
Miss Lima Livingston Mayo is the guest
Of friends in Roanoke va
Mrs. NJ. Leonard, OF WOODLAND. Cal.
and Mrs. A. Abraham. OF philadelphia.
Of NO, s2G North Eighth Street,
The advent OF cooler weather has served
to thin out the ranks o fthe Richmond
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