Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-20

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or, III. T. A. Parker, w. S. Weddell NJ.
Mc6uire, J. S. Parrish r. C. Scott, Will
liam Tal!aferro, r. T. Wilson, J. E. Can
non. j. z. Coke, Jr.. e. l.. Benson, z. D.
Hotchkiss. 6. w. Stevens, H A. Will
llims. II. w. Hazard1fE. G. Leigh Jr..
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Blankenship. Clay Drewry. r. B. E.nott,
John 6. Farlaud, B. r. Guest.
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The Hollywood Memorial Associat ion
met yesterday at noon. Mrs. Bryan pre-
siding, and made arrangements for Holly
WOOD Memorial Day. The speakers was
selected and a committee was appointed
70 see to the conduct Of the services on
that day. Mrs. Frances TONNES was an,
pointed chairman. The report of the
Grounds Committee was very satisfac-
tory and showed that the grounds were
in excellent condition. The secretary
was instructed To write letter of SYM
pathy to Mrs. j. Hall Moore on the
death OF her mother. Mrs. Gennet. one
OF the Oldest members of the society
and to Mrs c. H. James, on the death
O. her husband. Rev. DR.. James. who
several years ago, delivered an address
oe1ore the association. It was decided 10
VINE 10 MI Don P. Flalsey. patron of
the blll TO place the statue of General
Lee IN the National Mall of Stntuarv
ana urge the adoption of the bill. and al
the same time to express the srat;f,>,-
Gon OF the ladies' a It's presentation TIL.
meeting was adjourned to meet on Mon
Gay FEBRUARY I'd, at the same hour and
nme, to transact the business of memo
I,atzlng the members who died during
the past year. : US
Mrs a. B. Newheisers and Miss f-,ora,,a.
NeWheiser are visiting relatives in Buffa-
10. Before returning they will also visit
Washington and Baltimore
Miss Flora Cosby has returned from
pleasant visit to Amelia.
Mrs. E. Y. cha,r~rs and Miss ,,,,d-a,
Chalmers have returned to New Yo-k
after a pleasant visit TO relatives In this
city. - e'sto
Miss Maggie Pecor. Of South Carolina
is visiting her sister, Mrs a. Wendllnger,
a quilting party and tea will be
s1ven In the basement of ST. Peters
Cathedral this afternoon at 5 o'clock. No
ADMISSION fee will be char sed. and cor
dial welcome Is extended to all
The managers OF the Home for Needy
Confederate Women purpose holding q
bazaar during the month of March. Their
idea is to have some new features. SO as
to make the affair attractive to the peo-
pie. Miss Ruby Bodeker. who was so sue
cessfrl with, the War of Roses bazaar.
given several years ago for the benefit Of
the Home for Incurables. has been re-
ouested to try and obtain some new fea-
ture for this bazaar Tho affair promises
to be very attractive to the people.
its &
Miss Rosa strauss lett yesterday for,
Philadelphia, to visit her sisters.
Mrs. Charles Bosher ,sil. be at home In
formally to her friends Wednesday after
noon. from to Z o'clock-not Thursday
afternoon. as was reported in one Of the
afternoon papers.
A meeting of the Church Hill Branch
OF the Wouaan's Christian Association
will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
at No. 2sos east Franklin street. A full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
The members OF the jefferson Club have
issued ipyltations to an entertainment
20 be given Thursday evening. Whist VIII
be played from $50 to 1880 o'clock and
dancing INDUCED in from 1910 to 4 o'clock.