The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
announced. 1t will take place at No. 707
East Franklin Street

East flltlkllIl SlIccI
Tho annual convention OF the Kings
Daughters in the State Of Virginia will
open at Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church October 9th at $50 P. NJ
Governor Andrew J. Montague has con-
scented to make the opening address If
in the city at that time. The ministers Of
the different churches will be present,
also Mrs /. C. Davis, Mrs. Bottome and
Miss Libby, of Central Council, New
The cay sessions of the convention al
made welcome will be held in the audi
forum of Centenary Church..
The second evening, October 2Sth. a re-
ception will be given visitors at the Wo-
mans Club. The reception committee
will include Mrs. Burton, Miss Margaret
Roper of Norfolk; Mrs. l.. c. McPhail
and tho leaders of other circles All the
members of Richmond circles are expect
ed to attend to welcome out-of- town
/ Daughters.
Services Thursday evening, October
2oth will be held at st. John $. me con.
secration eervicc at the First baptist
Church, the evening Of october Goth. will
close the convention.
The choirs of the different churches
will beautify the services with special
musical programmes arranged for the
occasion.
The silver anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs:
A. f. Craig was handsomely celebrated
last evening in a reception held from
0 to II at their home, No. 81 West Grace
Street.
Palms and white flowers, with white ia
pers in silver candelabra, formed the pref
ty scheme in parlor and dining room deco
rations. The host and hostess stood UNI
der a marriage bell to welcome their
friends, Mrs. Craig wearing white silk
and lace with diamond ornaments.
A large number of guests called to ek-
tend their congratulations. Delicious re-
freshments were served and Iardella's
Band played during the reception hours.
Many elegant gifts In silver were re-
ceived by the happy couple
Personal Mention
Miss Jean G. Trigg, of Abingdon, Va,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Bell, Is
now with friends in Norfolk. Miss Trigg
will go from Norfolk to New York to re-
sumo course of vocal study for the
developing and perfecting of her beauti-
full voice.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Bragg returned Tuesday
ty.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Cabcll Tabb and family
have moved into their handsome new
home IN the Lee section.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wilmer are To-
Gated at No. SIT West Grace Street, for
the winter
Mrs. Louise Fletcher Green. who rep
resented the Third Brigade at the New
Orleans Confederate reunion last May,
has been appointed sponsor from the
Seventh Congressional District to the
.camp at Newport News. Va, October
2Sth-SOth.
Mr. Pelham Blackford has returned
to Richmond after an absence Of several
weeks on business in the Valley of Vr-
ginia.
Mrs w, H. Adams has moved and will
be at No. SIG West Grace Street in iu-
ture.
Miss Elizabeth Townsend, of Norfolk,
will be the guest of Mrs Edgar Murphy
until after tho Horse Show With Miss
| Constance Triton, Miss Townsend Will
| attend the October german at the Uni
versty Of Virginia.
Mr.. Robert Wherry will leave on a
business trip TO Lynchburg, this week and
will be there for the Horse Show,
Mr., II. j. Harris and family have moved
| from No, 3l5 East Main Street to their
new home, No, $50 West Grace Street
which has been thoroughly remodeled
| for their occupancy.
! Mr.. Edgar Venable, of Hampden- Sidney
| spent several days Of this week in Rich
! mond,
Mr., and Mrs r, r. Wilkinson have re-
| turned from Powhatan. where they have
been visiting Mrs. Wilkinsons brother.
| Mr. Charley Bass, Mr., Wilkinson killed