The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
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celred ,he prisc For having correctly am
swerct1 tho largest number or tho ntes-
tiot1s. ami was presented with u hand
4 soincly framed reproduction OF INC the steps
or Capri" Y. /,
At11 oclock supper was announced ] ania
strainy of music the guests adjourned
4, tic dlning-roon,. witch was decorated
with palms puttcd plants aid out How
crs. Stretching from the chandeliers y
+ which were shaded with blue ana wliltc,
IA each corner OF tic table were r. bons
Of blue nnt whitc the colors OF tho no
club. ,rlie tnbLs was laden WIN cn !, > y,
: cat fruits, water ices md other dell,
caces Of tile seasso'l. ne pun !, poM,
wns presided over by Miss = ser 1sanuy
!. Hooper, who received q pair o. ne cav
tllul tbjsu,,e figures as the prize for pro-
posing tho best toast. Z.
Among those present were Mesdanes
G. Il. Booth, j. Il. Hooper, Eugene a..
\ Arnctt and tvoodyilla Page; Misses Josie
Eallentinc, Mayincs Wharton. Eliza beth
Afacitte, l.. Bolrnc Wilde. Mamie Dr1ggss,
Ian Hall; Ncssrs. II. g. Booth, j. Y.
Hanover. Eugene a. Arnctt Woodviilc
v page, John Il. TIulcher, y. y. Doyle
" Harvey CT, CLARKE, w. D. Anderson,
George p. N1undy, Charles M. Mundy.
Travis 6. Watkins, a. Stances kelluT
George Il. Briggs. Thomas Cox Charles
Turner and others,
Tenth Annual Report.
Tho tenth ann,ial report Of the Wo-
,1nn's Club proves that the club has en-.
tered upon the most flourishing period
Z OF ts existence.
The treasurer's report shows thnt pe.
81 bonds lave been reduced, leaving q bal-
ancc On hand. March Isl, Of S355.44. =
e. Th, president, Miss Jane Ruthcrfoord,
5ttiys In hcrbreport:
"Our membership. fluctuating Mt times
records to-day tho largest number Of
natlvo members we have ever had on our
books with All unusually large number
Of resident members. : @ @ q Il
Wagner Recital.
The programme at Wagner recital
given by tho senior members OF Mrs. J..
Z c. fuckers class Friday afternoon III!
cluded 5thc following numbers:
u. Grand March from Tannhauser
Miss Nellie Epps.
2. Pilgrims Chorus,
IG Miss Minnie CoSbill.
3, Bridal Chorus from, Lohengrn.
5FE E MISS Bertha Myers.
4. Introduction TO Act III from 1yohen-
grirl................Afis Miss Edna Gordon.
S, Selection from Parsifal and Fixing
Dutchmali. ........ Mrs L.. G. Tucker.
Hartiga1-Glenn
The marriage OF Miss Clara Elizabet In
i Glenn and Mr.. Augustus Fisher Hartigan
took place on April 18th at II o'clock
at st. Matthew's Church. New York city.
srhnE n mi iyr .TiIdpa offiCiateO. 4tp}
MIhs Glenn was attended by Miss Fran
ces Cooper as maid Of honor, and the
best man was Mr.. Harmon, OF New York.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for an extended trip through
N the South and West, visiting Fortress
Monroe first. and going from there 10
Memphis, Tenn. ut which point Mr.. Har-
tgan's private car awaited them, and
proceeding thence Through the entire
schedule.
The wedding gifts were valuable and
beautiful. Mr.. Hartignn's gift to his
bride was watch and chain set with dia-
1nonds: from hiO mother complete house,
furnishing OF antique furniture: from his
as father diamond brooch; from Mrs.
Glenn collection OF rare china, gath
e cred from various countries; from Finley
81 Peter Dunn-Mr. Dooley--a silver coffee
set; from Miss Gbnn's Sunday school
class handsome piece OF cut glass, as
4 wei as 4 urge anu varied IUt Ol WV
pieces in silver and cut glass. The going
away gown was Il Paris creation OF brown
broadcloth. lined with heavy white satin.
Tho trolsscau was Of simple elegance
and was hand made by the nuns i'll tho
provinces OF FRANCE,
kilograms OF good wishes and conErat-
Z ulatlons were received during the day, as
we'll as cut flowers In profuslon. #
Miss Glenn Is 4 niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie j. Gilman, a granddaughter OF Mrs.
& N. Il. Denzer, and Is we'll known in
Richmond. She was educated at ST, JOS
eph's Academy, In this city, and about
four years ago. IN company with her
mother and brother, went abroad and
made an extended tour OF Europe, re-
naming more than a year, It was in
Paris that Mr.. 1lartigan presented a let
ter Of introduction to the little party
from the Johns Hopkins University, OF
Baltimore. of which Mrs Glenn, her son
and daughter We're members. The mar
riage Of April 18th Is the result OF that in
PRODUCTION.
Nj. Hartigan is associated with his
brothers in railroad construction in the
West He is civil engineer Of high
standing, and has attained an enviable
business position.
Valentine Kindergarten.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Valentine kindergarten Mothers Club
was held Thursday the l4th lnsthn With
large number OF ladies' In attendance.
The offices OF yice-president and treas
urer being made vacant by the success
sion of Mrs. huffman to tho presidency.
m election was called to- fill these posi-
tons. Mrs Ernest T.. Lindsay was elected
vlcc-prcsdent by fatterlng vote Mrs.
Thomas Mnldowney was unanimously
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