The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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INST .,, !. / 1 ! 5
Recently Found l When hon the he
Church Was Romodeled.
TO BE UNVEILED TO-DAY \
Miss Mary selden, Of Newport News. a
Llneal Descendant Of the First Rec
tor, Has Been Invited TO Unvell
IL the Window To- Day
10 BE UNVEILED TO-DAY
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Is NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 2. ~
The old memorial window which was
found several months ago whon OLD 81.
Johns Episcopal Church at Hampton N was
being remodeled, Will be unveiled to.fnof-
row afternoon at 800 o. clock with sol-
emn and impressive ceremonies, conducted
By the pastor, Rev. O. 3. Bryan. The
window was placed In the church IN
memory OF the clcrgymen who presided
over st. John s Parish from 1910 lto ZIG,
s the names being engraved on the hana q
have seen the names on tho old window,
and the reading OF the names Will be an
Interesting feature OF the ogramme OF
the unyeillng. MISS Mary selden, OF this
city, sister OF Mrs. II. x r |. ellford, has
been invited TO unveil the window. MISS
SSelden Is q llneal descendant OF Key.
William Se1den, the first rector OF st.
Johns whose name ID among those on
the window, the date opposite It being
1910. Miss Seden has accepted the sinvl-
tation and number OF her friends from
this city will go down to attend the SER SER
vices tomorrow. 49, a siSs3
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for g
fancy bali to. be given at the Chamber
lin Hotel at Old Point one evening dur
z inR the week after Easte Sunday, This
event will mark the beginning OF the
post-Lenten Festivities and the social g. !
world will probabl be In q whirl again
I In O. short time liter. ~ q me 50:
sciety folk on the Peninsula WILL attend
the 4 Dance, and It promises to be tho
$''swellest" affair of the season. X Ma ma
ger Adams. Of the hotel, will arrange
3 to have special cars leave Old Point AZ;
ter the dance for the convenience OF the
Newport News and Hampton people, ana
nothing will be left undone tnat sW 'eIuls'
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The sub Rosa & Whist Club was
entertained Friday. # evening Il by Mr..
q I'd a. Mrs. Fenro q Heath siS Among
those present were Dr.. and Mrs. Worth
ingl6n, Of Hampton; Mr.. and Mrs. John m
,Mattingly, Captain and Mrs. E Fleet. M:
and Mrs thcmcr MT, s an g M, Mrs -,
Eleanor Harris, Messrs. Frank Whitta:-,
] ker, Hudson salley and Frank Bra e.
The next meeting of the club will be with
Or. ana Mrs. Worthington.
ON WEST AVENUB III
The Twentieth Century Literary CLUB
was entertained this week by Mrs Il L.
nue.. The subject for discussion was
"Spain., and a number Of interesting
apers were read on the subject.
6 The younge society folk gave q dance illv
Thursday event ss1si5 81 g !,
The ANA tours who recently produ ced
Alabama were rendered q box party
this week by. Manager Harry Bernstein,
or the Acadamy Of Music. is8 81 " y,
The High Five Club was entertained ',si:
Monday evening BY Miss Cleme nee nee
Cooke. f5 IA N
The Diploma sEuchre Club was enter.
tanned this week by Miss Eleanor Ha IRIS:
Al Al usual 4 4 large number Of the local
aoctetv neopIef went down to Old Point
Tonight to attend the Saturday night
german L at the Chamberlin Hotel