The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

elected treasurer. Plans were perfected
for the stercopticon lecture which Mr..
a B. Clarke will give for the benefit
Of the library Of the club Colonel John
Murphy has generously rendered tho
ladies the use Of his beautiful hall in
the Murphy Annex for the occasio on. The
ladies are striving to make the financial
success as great as the artistic work OF
Mr.. Clarke This gentleman has shown
himself most public spirited whenever
appealed to, and the ladies hope,that the
entertainment. Will be largely attended It
vii ltake place Tuesday, the goth instant,
at z. n. Subject: "a Trip Across the
Sea.
Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises Of the dancing
class taught during the past winter at
Miss Robinson's kindergarten parlors. No.
90S Floyd Avenue, by Miss Ella and Miss
Lillian Bnford VIII be held MONDAY az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
The children will come m full dress
ana the occasion will be one OF enjoy
ment 10 all. Special features VIII render
the a f,ernoon one of unusual Importance.
,rhe meeting of tho class will be resumed
next season. Those belonging to 1t are:
Miss Caroline Preston Miss Evelyn &.
Warwick. Master George Munce, Master
Marshall Munce, Miss Mary Evans, Miss
Marguerite Evans, Miss Grace Gillian,
Miss Julia HUFF, Miss Elizabeth FRAZIER
MISS Mildred Williams Miss Marguerite
Mcyeigh and Pleasant Tyler.
Union Meeting.
rho regular monthly meeting OF tho
primary Teachers Union will E.a held
IN the presbyterian Publishing House, on
sixth street, between Broad and Grace
streets. at 1880 O'Clock Monday afternoons
XII sunday school teachers are cordially
invited to be pnaseht. vi
Miss Whitfield Complimented.
Miss Emma Moorehead Whitfield has
gl,een urged to accept the princlpa!shtp
~ tho art department In Judson Col ege,.
No ,,nn Alabama, a, famous and time
4'D rha q fact that Miss Whitfield has had
az many orders as sh.e could possibly
n~ec,,te in portrait and heraldlo work.
I'M she has established her studio IN
#R;chmond, and that her mothers health
Is not strong, has decided her to decline
this very fattering offer.
Smith-Schmidt.
Mr.. A. D. Smith, on.s Of Manchesters
most nopular young men. leaves April
iSth ,nr Wilmington, Delaware 10 VISIT
at,ves After spending several days
with MIR. William Bevans, his uncle, no
,vi,j Inn Miss Emma Schmidt TT Phl!ar
dnlnhin where they will be married on
April ujth, BY tbs Rev. Mr. OH.
Miss Schmidt Is the highly accomplish
cd md attractive daughter OF Herman
Schmidt, the we'll known grocer,
Mr.. Smith is valued employa OF
veil known insurance company.
After an extended trip, Mr., and Mrs,
s,uith will return to make their home NJ
No. 100 North Fifth Street.
Weddings Of the Past Week
prominent among the weddings Of the
r grace Elliott Shields 10 Mr.. Thomas
II. Russell. OF New York. the
Marriage took place Tuesday at
/ p. M. in st, Paul's Church, ana ne
,hride was given away by her COUSIN
Nfr Charles Shields, OF this city.
Miss E,nily sublett jennings and MI
e. Lee Morrison, Of Waterbury, N. IN
Ware married Tuesday ut T, NJ. ~
t,n home of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.,
IL, h1avnes, Of No, 10 South Third Street,
Tho Wedding OF Miss Ruth Tanner to
Mn Noryel Knox Wilson was quietly
naiahrated at / r. NJ, Thursday In the
home OF the BRIDES parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Charles ". Tanner, the Rev, pr.
~. r. u, Smith officiating,
Personal Mention,
Mrs. II. o. Parker and her little SON.,
Rutled 70 Armistead Parker, Of Washing
ton, D.. e., who have been spending ths