The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
See Thursday Richmond Merchants Mdwee
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IA Z .g s. Z i H I. t.s . .
Y s,,,or On will be given to-day fro'.
on j. e.ao a tho home Of Mrs. Duvai
IA ao 1ynst FRANKLIN Street, ny Ml !.
~ Ata,vn,,, &. Tatterson's Circle oil Nlhs
Daughters III, ,,,roc.
E&72Tbr rooms will be bright ana h'uao.
i+iva win spring flowers, refreshments .,'s
,vil 10 served md the members "a w
c,rclc will he glad to soc their irlehus ~
III al, Eoi,,crs who are interested III 80 ioO'o
i I, +, charity ms tho shcltering Arms.
q limited number Of stocks anu so"o
aolicio,,s homemade candy VIII DC u
Ta,oa Tor sale. Young Indies ana ma
irons who viii aid the members OF inc e'i-
r,o a. receiving. will he: Mrs Eusene
dassie. Miss Sullie Anderson, MISS httn-
,ern Anderson. Miss Louie Wpitioch'
Miss Bertn Wexford, Mrs. X. a. In IT..
son Miss Elizabeth Johnston, MISS l'e essl
! Darlington, Miss Agnes Mcea''Is' Nc. Ne.
y Ellen Guigon, Miss Porter saiius' W. Ms, ..
Fletcher. Miss Katherine Moln.'le, s ,
Nora Houston, Miss Bessie 'e!ue nI,. ~.
4 Bland Clarke. Miss Florence -AoiN'"''
and Miss Bessie HILL
Is8s5 Cl,apman-Kellow.
IA Miss Marian A. Kclow. the daughter OF
Z tho lnte MIR. Andrew NJ l<cllo", OF l,.i-
timoro Md, was quietly married TO Mr..
3 George II. Chapman, OF Toronto, Cahaua,
Saturday evening. Mt o'clock.
The wedding took place III the nome Or
the groom, No. ia North seventh Street'
3 the Rev. Dr. Robert Strange ollcia',nk
I Miss Noel Norris was bridesmaid. Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman will reside Mt the.
above address. where they will be pleased
Il to SEQ their friends.
Weddings Of To-day.
Two fashionable weddings will attract
+ the attention Of the society people of to-
day. The Rev. Robert Strange, rector OF
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Will per-
form the ceremony atGboth. The nnptal
4 celebration Of Miss Grace Shields and
Mr.. Thomas Henry Russell will take
y Mace in St Paul's ut l o'clock this al
4 tcrnoon: that of Miss Emily Sublett Jen-
\ nings to Mr.. c. Leo Morrison, at p.
Min the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
IA, HAYNES, No. 10 South Third Street.
Miss shiclds's wedding will be follow
4 ed BY wedding breakfast at the JEFF
Il ferson Hotel; Miss Jennings's by an In
i formal reception for relatives and lntl-
mate friends.
Military Drill.
on next Thursday evening, April 14th,
there will be military drill executed by
room of the Broad Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. for the benefit Of the
Parsonage Society.
Captain e. N. Skipwith. with untlrirg
energy and skill. has trained the young
ladies, and they do him great credit.
Mrs. Jennie Yeamans will please the
audience with her. character readings
and some excellent local talent will rem
der musical selections, Refreshments
will ho sold after the programme.
Old Dominion Chapter, D. A. R.,
Tho Old Dominion Chapter OF the
" Daughters of the American Revolution
s met Monday morning at II O'clock.
4 The treasurer reported the sending OF a
chapter contribution to tho Monticello
building at the st. Louis Exposition. A
letter from Mrs. Maupin, of Portsmouth,
soliciting n generous contribution towards
Continental Hall, In Washington. D. c.,
was read. The announcement that Mrs.
Hugh Nelson Page, Of Norfolk, had declined
the nomination OF e-presidert-genera
from Virginia to the national society was
made
The chapter passed resolutions Of pro-
test against the Senate bill 1908, calen-
dar No. 10 the carrying out OF which
will involve the removal of historical
landmarks II Washington, D. C.
The last chapter meeting before the
fall will be held May 18th.
At the Woman's Club.
Professor w. l.. Foushee. OF Richmond
College. gave delightful talk at the
Woman's Club Monday afternoon at
o'clock on Legends of Virgil"
Tho richness OF the theme and the
manner ir which it was handled by tho
Doctor proved him to be most skillful
interpreter of the most charming of tho
Latin poets. The lecture impressed all
who listened to ~ with a. sense of its har-
mony and beauty" OF expression.
The club parlors We're most attractive
and the lovely afternoon called together
q large crowd.
q The Miltor G.. Work Whist Club will
meet this afternoon In the Womnn's Club
as usual Last Thursday tho highest
score was made by Mrs. Bland Smith and
Mrs. +. II, White.
The A. P. V. A. Concert.
Tho concert given by the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antiqui-
ties for the benefit OF jamestown
in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall last evening
brought together n brilliant and fash,
tonable audience, and, II a fine and appre-
ciative crowd can be taken as an indi-
4 cation, the concert must have been a sue
cess
The hall was beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers and the elegant
gowns worn by many of tho ladies pres
ent added much to the impressivencss
OF the scene.
The musicians-Mr. Hoen, Miss Shell
ton, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Clifton Miller,
Miss Allen, Miss Urquhart Mrs Hequcm-
bourg. Miss McBain and Miss Harrison.
acquitted themselves with much grace
and distinctions and rendered the eve
ming memorable, Indeed, from the pleas
ure they gave.
1t Is hoped and believed tina, the effort
for Jamestown, which reflected such in
finite credit on all who participated, will
result In large sum OF money for the
jamestown treasury, which needs It.
Illustrated Talk.
There will be an illustrated health
tai. under the auspices Of the G. w. -.
II. Society By Mrs, Kate l.. Bronaugh.
at the Third Christian Church, corner Of
TwcHty-sixth and Marshall Streets,
Tuesday, Aprii l2lh Mt 2;3O =, NJ,
All ladies are most cordially invited
ntIop1 'rbrT,4. will IN OF a mr.