The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Branch Collegiate
iAlurnl1ae.

E8 .,,.,t ,rEria, branch OF COLLEGIATE altlm-
" 9fei'' 'lss' Itch Mrs. Albert II. futile, Uni
Washing Virginia, is president. will meet
himself ,iday forenoon. March 26tli. in
y n. 1, IA s Club pnrors, which have
senator No g z page q asS''''''ase - =
40 time exon meeting at 3 O'Clock VIII
,,.n hnvo ahe public. and all Interested
: see 1t iilpro@ . -, 4, Z =
4 OF experience, have chosen their time
! cal, fortunes vlectlng In order that they
7, i ,o,n staopportullity OF hearing an
ana es" "l''t9 80 given under the auspices
y. submit tlicm md Education Association
The State rs alnes NJ, Tyler Of Nassari
heie.tins ,,f Dr. Taylor's lecture Wilt
tin said a'er Education OF Women"
II knew nothinlivercd at $3.50 o'clock the
& y. dafo. q .,Iarcll Goth. Tho Richmond
II -. - 81 will be glad to see It's friends
Il he mad lcasion, as the lecture will be
Y with hlr what DIR. Taylor Will have to
iyIwirl embody his large experience on a
matter OF tho deepest concern TO both
mem and women.
In The Richmond Education Association is
~ Heading facor In tho great forward move
n r,tft which has as Its ultimate object.
The cstablishmcn of such al, institution
ins Virginia ast1tu enable Virginia women
4 to$ have, a t. homo the means for higher
d,,1af Ioi,,,'' which they now have to seek
Il aide Of the State.
IS or. Taylor is known through his long
81 F,clatlon with Vasssar College to many
e ,.llmond women who have experienced
Il Kindness and courtesy and gratefully
'ognized his great ability at that IN
B$} hutton of learning.
as tIts position as Il leading American
III .lcator, ana his great opportunities,
5sA dershitn an eloquent and Swelghty au-
w drity$in whatever he may find to say
te.1tI3wonl;ln's higher education. Ills
s,,encc n in Richmond will give great
\. 2,ili;e. not only to his hearers In gen
y but to a number who Will then see
hear him again after lapse Of some
n Mts. 5t5
u usSDr. Griggs's Lecture.
uricIl interest lis aroused by the an-
Sacement that DIR. Edward Howard
i I1r1g Hs viii lecture under the joint aus
ofs Of the Woman's Club and the.
" nrmond Education Association in the
4S m. 6, A.. hall the evening Of March
sats 4. XII
ss5 as Saint Francis OF Assist will be the
~ attractive theme Of the lecturers
;cotlrsc Members of the iWoman's
lib sllare consented for DR.. Griggs to
AXE his appearance atthe hall of the
sipg Mems Christian Association IN
6T that large auClellce MAY iisLsc Tue
..,tsfof a beautiful and scholarly adj.
na'nbers OF the Education Association
flaeeceive notification by postal card,
m.tnat cards will be used by them as
!. IS OF admission to the hall.
tn'lnbers Of the Woman's Club can pro-
1sacards Of admission for themselves
y5nne guest by application to the club
a!or.
thWeddings of Last Week.
We quietude Xlich has prevailed since
!, dvent of. Lent was agreeably broken
Son by tho Ginning Of wedding bells
naReek. %s
int,S o clock last Wednesday evening
= liant company OF friends and rcla-
witnessed the nuptials in Temple
e'sf Ahaba OF Miss Emily Raab. the
M thcterAgof Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel
tp,S Of No. 200 West Franklin Street
III Adolph Iammcl, of Chicago the
oaasssDr. Edward n. Calisch officiating.
thWedding was one of the most elegant
sac season In all It's appointments.
1880 p. NJ. on "Wednesday. tho nome
n. and Mrs. Carlton Mccarthy, on
arSsjAvenue, was the scene Of n very
Wy celebration In the marriage OF
,,,tgdaughtcr. Miss Ida Gray Mccarthy
If ELLIS Crcnshhw, The ceremony
1FFperformed by the Roy. j, J. Haley.
Ylas Emily Williamson Terrell. tho
Ehter OF Or. and Mrs, c. j. Terrell. of
SlDyer county and Mr., Charles Stuart
bliston, of this city. were married We'd
FAY afternoon at o'clock In the homo