The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02

Cosby, Edwin Thorp. Thomas Hurley,
Christian Cox and Luther Cox. Mrs s.
r. Gary assisted MIR. and Mrs Cox IN en-
tertaining tho little guests. ~
Called Meeting Of w. G. "A.
The called meeting Of the Wotnan's
Christian Association held IN the lecture
room OF ST. johns Church Monday after
noon, was largely attended Tho Dues
ton for discussion was the Church Hill
branch. At the request OF the president
the Rev. II. A. Goodwin acted as chair
man., and introduced Mayor Mccarthy
who made an address on the evil Of the
mad rush for wealth. as bearing directly
on the work OF the assocla ton. II
Mr.. Goodwin emphasized the Mayors
address, and put the question to the
meetings "Shnil the branch OF tho Wo-
mans Christian Association on Church
Hill me continued or not?" Tho inpor-
tant question Of finances was discussed.
Tho whole matter was left In the hands
Of the Church Hill branch, who VIII re-
port to tho president OF the board OF man
ayers OF the Womnn's Christian Associa-
ton.
Kate Wheelock Club.
meet this afternoon with Mrs. D. r. VIII
linms No. 210 East Frant'tr Street.
St. Hilda's Guild.
Saint tIllda's Guild of St.pauls Church
will hold a meeting In the lecture room OF
the = churcl, Thursday morning at II
o'clock.
Woman's Club Glasses.
The classes organized last week at the
Womans Club will have their regular
meetings as follows: On Wednesday, at
II a.. NJ. Mrs. w. Z. Thurston VIII meet
those interested in physical culture This
will be followed by Madame Gulllaurne's
French class at 1920
Fridays at II a. NJ. the whist club will
play practice games, and Will hold tour,
naments, for which the members may
invite gentlemen partners, on the second
and fourth Thursday evenings of each
month, promptly ut 5 o'clock.
E The History Glass, which promises to
be such an Interesting feature of club
work. will meet Saturdays at noon. The
first meeting next Saturday, will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. r. l.. Traylor.
DR.. Boyce at the Club.
M On Saturday afternoon, November 5th.
at half-past q DR.. Josiah Boyce, OF Har-
ward University, who comes. to Richmond
to deliver the Thomas lectures at the
college. will be rendered an Informal re
fception at the Woman's Club. He will
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gentlemen have expressed desire to.mect
this distinguished lecturer that the MEM
bers will have the privilege OF inviting
gentlemen escorts.
Monday Musicale.
Muchlinterest is expressed in the mus!-
Gale, to be given at the club next Mon
day afternoon at quarter to o'clock,
under the direction Of Mrs. T.. A. Hoen.
chairman Of the music committee. Mrs
Hoen has been fortunate In getting to-
gether number of Richmonds best
musicians. Choice concerted music, such
as Is not often heard here will be rem
tdered ~ a sextette, composed Of Mrs.
c.. G. Hequembourg and Miss Heck. first
violins: Mr. Hudson Foen, second violin;
Or. Hoen, viola; Mr.. p. A Hoen, cello.
and Mr.. John II. Powell, plano Miss
Marie Harrison will be the vocalist OF the
evening. she$will be accompanied by Mr..
Shepherd Webb.
Battle-Donnan.
4 Miss Mary Currie Donnan and Mr. Arch
ibald John Battle, Jr.. we're married at 6
P. M. Tuesday November 1st,rAin the
home OF the. brides parents, Mr.: and Mrs.
william Stewart DOMAIN, OF No. 10l East
Grace Street.
j The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. iMcF'aden, of First Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. #yv. s. p. Mayo was matron
OF honor and Mr.. Cullen Battle the best
man Other attendants. were Mr.. Julian
Hill, Mr.. Samue Donnan, Mr., Allen Potts
and Mr.. Robert Grer Cooke, OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Battle Will spend
their honeymoon abroad. after which they
will return to make their home in Rich
nond.
Guests at the marriage included Mrs
Robert Ranlet. OF Holyoke. Massachu-
sets; Mrs. Allen Potts, Of Castle Hill:
Albemarlc county; Mrs. Taylor MT. and
Mrs. Cullen Battle and Miss Bourne, OF
Now York: DR.. A J. Battle, Of Macon.
Ga, the father Of the groom.
characterization.
The wedding of Miss Eva Pearl Wall
ton. the daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs ".
B. Walton, to the Rev. James Alunroe
church, at Spencer, NJ c., was celebrated
Tuesday at 1916 p M. in the home OF
the bride, No. 1917 Ivy Street.
The bridal party were entertained Mon
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Walton.
The bride was attended by Mrs, D. W.
Mallory as natron of honor, and by
Misses Olive Mallory OF. Ashland. Va;
Isabel Roland and Olive Bowers.
Mr.. j. G.. Thomas, OF Atlee, va, wa 3
best man and Mr.. 7. II, kritzer, Of
Spencer, N. e., and Ira B. Chisholm Of
ficated as groomsmen. Ss Sss..5
The bride was gowned IN white chit
,fon over white silk and carried white
.chrysanthcmums.
The bridesmaids wore white and had
bouquets OF May Handy chrysanthenums
in pink. After a bridal tour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hay1nore will return to Spencer,
N. c. The bridal gift OF Mr.. Haymore's
congregation included handsome mahoga-
my furniture and a purse filled with
gold. j5s.i ..5
Personal Mention. &
One of the prettiest observances OF
for Tie first three half-grown lads who