The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GS lieutenant General c. Irvine Walker, OF
II South Carolina, commanding tho army
az the Northern Virginia Department OF
I,nlted Confederate Veterans. has APP
n,olnted as sponsor Of his department. IN
the approaching reunion Mt New Orleans,
Miss Ellie Maury Werth, OF Richmond,
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James r.
Werth, and tho granddaughter Of the late
Il lllustrIous Commodore Matthew Fontnine
hfaury.
i. " Miss Marguerite Jenkins Garland. the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Spotswooo
Garland, OF Wilmington, Dell will be Miss
{Rycrtf's maid OF honor. Miss Garland's
81 father WHO entered the Confederate army
when Ito was only fifteen years OF age.
IS a native OF Lynchburg, Va, but mas
been a resident of Wilmington for about
ten years. Through her mother. Miss
rs Garland IS connected with the Jenkins
family of Baltimore. She hasfvislted Miss
svertll several times and Is most pleas
antly recalled by Richmond friends. AS
II IS we'll known here, Miss Werth's father
served through the entire wnrans q gal
4 unrt member of the Powhatan Troop en-
.
seventeen.
Il The regular meeting OF the Oakwood
a Ci1ee Club Will be held Friday night.
\ N1nrch 9th, in tho home OF Miss Emma
Diacont No. $50 North Twenty-third
s Street. All members are requested to DO
@ present as business OF Importance In re-
latlon to the Easter picnic will be trans
acted. !.
Officers Junior O. NJ, A.
Al the regular meeting OF the Junior
lakewood Memorial Association last Mon
day afternoon, Mrs. Alice lIitz was elect
ed president; Mrs. D. p. Edwards vice
A. president: Miss Hollornn, treasurer. and
Miss Schermerllorn. secretary.
Invitations have been received IN Rlch-
rnond from Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorn
as Joyner for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Alice Joyner, to Mr.. I'D
ward Gordon Garlick.
The ceremony took place Wednesday
April sth. at o'clock, IN the
home of the bride. at t;arysburg. n. c.
Friends of Mr.. Garlick in tho city will
be much Interested ut this announce
1n1nt.
Runmage Sale.
4: During the week beginning March soth
& the Tennessee table is to hold s.'rum-
mage sale" ut No. 1901 East Main Street,
Z
n district where these sales are immensely
ropunr and of great benefit TO the peo-
y pie who patronize them The ladies IN
charge of the enterprise have the salts
faction OF knowing that their work Is not
4 Grly profitable to their own ends. but y
q very real charity to overWOrked moth
3 CTS and poverty-burdened fathers Of fam.
i lilies who by Its means arc enabled tc
II lny ready-made clothes, shoes. stockings
hats and 'hlany other articles or neces
s!ty. as well MS Of pleasure, ut merely
nominal prices Many needy people. "ht
for all their poverty are unwilling t
s beg, are in this way helped to supply
their wants without loss OF Independence
II those Interested In the work and will
ang to contribute articles Of various kind!
to add to the interest and profit OF tn
sole will give their names to any membe
OF the Tennessee Committee or will Sent
a postal to Mrs. John Teefey OF No. 1lS
North Seven tenth Street. their package:
q will be called for.
Lenten Readings.
The season Of Lent always brings ul
to social life and gives a zeal to the rell
gious thought OF u community In whicl
il is observed, There Is. therefore. tn
beauty OF harmony between the seasol
II and the series of parlor readings which
Miss Aunspaugh Is giving on the faltl
and spirituality of the great poets.
Miss Aunspaugh studies her poet sym
Iathetcaly, and so centers the attention
OF her audience upon the vital trutl
which permcates tho poem. believing tina
all true art Is ito ennoble life and I'LL J
with beautiful thoughts"
eE@'This weeks reading will be given
Mrs. James Y. Parkinson's. No, 900 Yves
Franklin Street, Friday. March 27th, a
s p, NJ The subject will be Browning
Soul"
The last of tho series OF lecture read
Z ings taking place at the Jefferson Clu
under the auspices of Mrs. Edward
Calisch will be given this AFTERNOON. !
subject Of tho afternoon WI. .r Do ''1 Iinn
ing. dramatic monologue. ,tra l.'pp
I.ippe" which Miss Aunspaugh Will trea
from G very high standpoint.
The ladies of the Board OF the Bel
bryan Day Nursery and kindersarte
are sorry 10 announce the failure
donation day.
~ This las not been an established Gus
tom but owing to the pressing needs O
tie institution the ladies who bear TN
burden of this work hoped tn reach ~
hearts of The generous public IN this way
Gifts of any kind will be grateful
receiver throughout the coming weei
and we plead with the people OF our cit
10 remember the needs Of an institu Ito
80 necessary To the great mass OF work
ing women, who toll for their dali
bread
Az Delightful Musicale.
"a delightful musicale for the beneii
ar the Loulsiana table at the confed
crate BAZAAR win he given at No.
North Laurel Street, April %, at 81;
~ NJ, under the direction OF Miss Tell
Minor. The following well known mus
clans will give the programme: Mis-
Manic Harrison, Miss Martha sneat
Mrs. Maud Porter Gum. Miss Adai
Ninor (yIoin). Mrs. Mabel McBain. Nj
Arthur scrlyenor,A Miss Belle johnson