The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
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III ror. r. Is. Biackwell's talk at the NO
SE ,r,An's club last afternoon on S Natur.
n and Poetry" was something so fine a.
"a win the highest appreciation from al
Il who hoard him. .i,h,
M Mrs. w. =. Evans was chalrlnan ~ !. ~, ~,
sBtattert,oon. and DR.. w. u. Evans INTRO
4 4 Man 81, blackwell 10 his audience.
ssl1 tshat rman's g,iests were Mr.. and Mrs
VI n, q. prlcc, Or. and Mrs. F. G. WOOD
II tya "a Miss Carolyn Holiday anu Nlr.
NJ Epllcy. Mrs. James Welsh poured ten
S&nt,d Mrs. 1nrkin Glazebrook lemonade.
w April Weddings.
M April weddings are still the events .,
n tho day and hour and absorb nuch
Thought and interest. :.
4S THE double wedding celebration az
II the Richmond Hotel next "Wednesday ev y,
ming, when Miss Josephine a. Colen NV
Miss Florence Cohen will be married M ~
u Mr.. w. Lee Joel and Mr.. Ivan =. MaSet'
has aroused great amount or ihtercs..
ssy trhe te-nuntlal reception given ny MT
4 nnd Mrs David Hutzler in honor OF me
NJ marriage Of their daughter, Fhonie -
Mr.. Lee "A. whitlock. will be held the
same evening. The ceremony VIII DC
Il performed the next morning IN Iemp,e
Il Reth Ahabn BY the Rev. DR., y. N. Cal-
jscli.
Miss Minnie F. Cary and Mr. Harry
,In, ann !, vii, be married at 1880 A. M.
Thursday morning, in tho home o. tne
" hrldo,s r,arents. No. POI Reservoir Street,
VI this city.
I8@ Trained Nurses Convention.
The trained nurses convention Of the
flr,A- -j,,Jo ot ychicn [ la RfCl.
3,nond nurses will be we'll represented,
N,ill be held In Norfolk next month *
number OF prominent society women
4 IN Norfolk arc assisting tho nurses there
/ n the preparations which they are maxi
ling for the accommodation and entertain
I.ment of their visitors The different
Richmond organiza tions will all send dele
| gates.
Miss Pegram Entertained.
Is The Sunday issue Of the >Virgilnlain-i
Pilot says: III
53"Mr. Robert B. Pegram gave a very
attractive luncheon at tho Hampton
Roads Yacht Club in honor Of his sis
Ter, Miss Lily Pegram, of Richmond.
THOSE who enjoyed Mr.. Pegram's hos-
&piatlty we're Mrs. Louis Hllinrd, Miss,
Lily Pegram. Miss Alice Kelly, Miss
Fannie Register, Mr. Percy Jones, Mr..
Richard 3. Taylor and Mr.. Thomas W.
. Tannor. e@
& Bazaar Week.
This i, bazaar week for the managers
q OF Cl.imbora.o Hospital T.surd, who arc
holding their bazaar in No. West
E.roatl Street. Ladies assisting In the
mana cement Of the bazaar are: Mes
dunes c. w. N1asse,s Haroaugh. p. j..
White, H, j. Nckols,; Rogers Currie. C.
~. I3illups, NJ. w. Peyser. Harvey L. pa
Wis., fliram Anderson, r. a. tralley,
Thomas Palmatory, w. :. Benzlcy, Ter
liams, Hugh L. Davis, w. a. Cheat
wood. George Thomas Hancock Elicit,
wv. T.. Brittle, Linda Cosby, A. w. Esn-
nett r. Fl. Clark. Courtney, King. Oscar
Parrish. Percy Smith, Nelson Rogers,
Louis Washer, o. D. James, a. c. Stew
cnson, E. Brauer and Miss Insolvency..
81 Mrs. Darling the Founder.
81 Mrs. Flora Adams Darling. of No. 1907
N Street, N. W., washington, d. G., has
received n letter from Mr.. William B.
Matthew'S, Jr., attorney at law, in tho
Colorado building, Washington, In which
the latter says: SsF IA
$S"After8n careful examination into the
records Of the society known as the
Daughters of the American Revolution, l
tam satisfied from the evidence and proofs
\ ed this society October II. 1890. at Wash
aingtol.. D. c., and in recognition Of your
work In founding this society, you will
elected first ice-president-general In
charge of organization. and at same time
an honorary life membership was conr
5fcrred upon you as founder of this So
.ciety.
1.-THE fact that you on August 7. 1881,
resigned your life membership and all
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should not in the least rob you of the
honor due you as founder"
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Coolidge. Mr.. Fred
eric Townsend, of Albany; DR.. A. c..
Coolidge and two friends, from Boston,
are spending the week at Tuckahoe.t
Mrs. r. G. Cooley. the president OF the
Florida division. United Daughters of the,
Contederacy, and director OF tina Jeffer-
son Davis MONUMENT Association, is the
guest of Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph, at.
No. GIL East Franklin Street.
4 Mrs Cooley visited the Valentine Museum
On saturday last, and was greatly de-
lighted with Mr.. Edward v. Valentines
design for the figure OF Jefferson Davis.
which Mr.. Valentine will execute forEthe
Davis monument
v MIS-. Cooley mas peen IN enLnuSlaStlC5
worker for the monument and her State
has contributed two dollars per capita
for every Daughter OF the Confederacy
within Its borders.
Mrs. Cooley has compiled an excellent
pocket edition of parliamentary rules for
use in all parliamentary meetings.
al $3.50
d Miss Lenorc Livingston Anderson, who
has been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
George a. Haynes. at No. u South Third
Street. for several months, left yesterday
for her homo In Augusta county.
All arrangements have been perfected
for the grand ball to be given at Corr
coran Hall Friday evening, April 22d.
by Division No. /. a. Q. II. Tho commit.
tee has exercised the greatest Of care to
make this event a grand success anu
promise an enjoyable evening to all who
attend.
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