The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

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S. Polonaise-G# Sharp. Minor. ..... Chopin
ii Miss Fanny Lewis. 3ib55
Armstrong dsey. 4
Mr.. and Mrs r. Hughes Lindsey OF
No. SIS West Franklin Street announce
the Engagement Of their daughter, Cath
arine Dawson to Mr.. Egbert Jackman
Armstrong. OF New York city. M 81
The wedding will be celebrated April
9th att p. Nj In ST. 4Pauls Church. the
Rev. DR.. Robert Strange to be the cee-
sbrant. "A small reception and wedding
breakfast in the home of the brides
parents will follow. 8 533
Miss Lindsey is charmingly known In
Richmond society," having lived here since
her girlhood. Mr. Armstrong belongs to
the metropolitan Club, OF New York. and
Is member Of II. I. Nicholas and Com
;pany. of the New York Stock Exchange.
%E He will be attended at his marriage
by Mr.. Harry BILLINGS as best man, and
with his party will have apartments at
the Westmoreland Club while in Rich
3mond. & 54 5
Among the guests who will come from
{ New York to be present at the ceremony
and reception will be Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Holdings, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston Living
ston. Miss Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Knapp. Miss Armstrong. Mr.. Harry
Nicholas. Mr.. Robert Watson and Mr..
Roy Nicholas. 81 $5
Virginia Branch Collegiate Alum:
nae.
The Virginia Branch Of Collegiate Alum
nae met yesterday In the Woman s Club
at ii a. NJ, with Mrs. Albert II. sTuttle,
OF the University Of AZ ginia, presiding.
The progra nm e for the day included Mrs.
Tutt1e's Introductory address; a paper on
Tho Virginia Scholarship" by Miss
Lydia Lois Tilley, and another on Col
lege Life for the Southern Girl by Miss
Duval. OF the Estaunton Female Institute.
Dr. James M Taylor. Of avassarg College,
closed the programme with a fine adj
dress, g8s
The Association Of Collegiate Alumnae
was organized In 1852 by representative
colleges for women in the United States
It was incorporated underline laws OF
Massachusetts,, April 20, 1899. The aim OF
the association is to unite the alumnae
Of different Institutions for practical ed
uactional work. for the collection and
publication of statistical and other In
formation concerning education. and IN
general for the maintenance OF hlgh
standards of education. The association
now numbers twenty-three colleges, win
about thirty branches In different States.
The Virginia Branch was formed in
=
Ph. D. OF Cornell. as president The
special aim OF this branch Is to raise a.
Virginia scholarship. which may be used
by Virginia girls In any OF the colleses
included in the association. The Viz
gniu Branch has as Its officers: Presl-
dent, Mrs. Albert H. futile. 3, A., Vas.
sar:# yice-pres dent. Miss Tlley B. A.. Of
Rrvn Mawr. secretary and treasurer, Miss
Wells, 3. Al, of Wellesley, and at the
present time it's members represent
Wellesley, SVassar, Cornell, Wesleyan,
Smith. Bryn Mawr and Oberlin. 81
The Colonial Danes CT the State o.
Virginia have offered through the vlr-
1ginia Branch Of the Association OF COL
legiate 2Alumnae prize of SAD, to be given;
NEXT Yea r to the young lady from any OF
the Summaries In the State who SHAH
write the best essay on q SUBJECT con-
nected with the history Of colonial VIZ
ginIa, s.33 !. U !. u. vi - y, /, !
The officers elected for the next year
are as follows; President Mrs. Tuttle !;
first vice-resident Miss riley; seeona
yice-resdent, Miss Hedrlck; secrettaatS-
treasurer, Miss Wells
Mrs, Turtles Introductory address was wa,
iverv era ceful and appropriate MISS III
l5iev'made a. strong plea for funds 70 fur-
| ther the purposes Of the alumnae, MISS
| Duyal drew an attractive picture O. ~
Southern student girl, her talents, .her
| falllnES ana leT Heeus' CIV = - -,
proved conclusively that women hsly ~ =
rirht ia education. and that education
fron1 his standpoint and experiences
,,,ai,es better all round women of them.
Twenty-hfth Wedding Ami
versary.
The silver wedding anniversary o. NJ
and Mrs David Lichtensteln was happ'ly
ca,ehrated In their home, No. l4l9 Grove
4 Aven,le. Friday last by family reunion
and handsome wedding dinner at
which three generations OF the FANNY faHs
sat down.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Lichtensten We're pre-.
sented by their children with an eegant
silver service. ordered thfoush No"!ahs
q Co. Of this city, and expressive 81 me
I. nllal affection which 1t symbolizetl. u
4 5On thu dinner able. the silver used was
4 that which was a bridal gift 70 r anu
4 Mrs. Llchtenstein twenty-five years Pc
4 fore. The linen represented a remeH-
branco received at their linen wedding
fday, and the glass that which was giyen
4 on the occasion Of their crystal annlver'
i sary. After the dinner courses, the health
i OF the. bridal pair was drunk and con-
i gratulations We're offered,
i Among the guests present We're; Mr..
4 and Mrs Llchtenstein, MI and Mrs, NJ.
1 zander, Mr.. Zandel being district super
sIintendent Of the American Cigar Com
many. with temporary headquarters at
richmond; Mrs. Zetta zander, the mother
nf Mrs. David I.ichtenstehl, and Mr.. Gus
A Zander, her brother. OF Tarboro, N. 81
4 Miss Edna BloomberG and * MI l.etg n
j ,Lichtenstein, OF Tarboro. yS IN Il