The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
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The annual meeting OF the Society
Colonial Danes In the state OF Virgin
was held yesterday at 6 r. Al. In Il
rooms OF the Virginia Historical soc
ty.
The principal business before the NEE
Ing was the election of officers, Mr.
Herbert a. Claiborne being voted ii, {,
president by enthusiastic acclaim, an
without being permitted to leave he
X seat.
Mrs Charles Washington Coleman 0
Williamsburg, Va, was elected first an
Mrs. George w. Mayo. second vicc-presl
dent, Mrs. John Addisons resignation ~
letter was accepted with sincere express
sion ot regret.
IN Five members of the executive board
were elected. Mrs, Corbin Mercer, Mrs
Christopher Tompkins, Miss Helen Mon
tague. Mrs. Walter Christian and Mrs
Malvern c. Patterson.
,rhe society voted one thousand dol
lars 20 BIO used towards the erection OF
the memorial building at Jamestown,
plaus for which were shown the ladies
last afternoon. These plans were drawn
under the direction Of Colonel s, Fl.
Yonge. and were exhibited by Mr.. Stan
ard. Letters read showed that the State
Societies OF Danes In Kentucky, Texas
and Massachusetts had already nppro-
1,rlated definite amounts for the memo
rial
After the further reading of circular
letters from South Carolina and Califor-
MIA and the voting upon the reception
OF new members the meeting adjourned.
Commencement Cards.
Beautiful invitations In green, white
and gold have been sent out by the grad
untlne class OF tho wonlan's College for
their "semi-centennial commencement,
Juno 4th to 18th.
On Saturday evening, June 4th, at $50
O'Clock, the art class exhibit and rccep-
ton will be held In the college chapel
ON Sunday evening, the baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered by tho Rev. DR..
j. b. Hawthorne beginning at S;1b
o. clock.
At $50 P. NJ, Monday. June 9Th, the
annual concert will take place In the
college chapel AT 1920 a. M, June 18th,
the closing exercises Of the preparatory
department will be held in the chapel.
The comforting of degrees and bacca-
laureate address will be at S:l5 o'clock
Tuesday evening, June 18th, In the Acade-
my OF Music,
Glass day exercises In the college chapel
and grounds are scheduled for IL A. NJ
of Monday, June 9Th. The central fig
ures In these exercises will be Miss Lily
Madeline Becker, president Of the grad
uatirg class; Miss Mary Taylor Whit
slit, class orator; Miss Margaret Belle
Davis, class historian; Miss Margaret
Gibson MontgomerY, class prophet: Miss
Macon Eubans Barnes, class poet; Miss
Niaude Hutcheson starke, bonfire orator,
and Miss Mary Burnley Gwathmey, tree
ora tor.
The graduating class roll includes Miss
Mary Redman Anderson. Miss Lynda
Fairfax Anderton, Miss Eva Garnette
Armistead, Miss Macon Eubanll Barnes.
Miss Lily Madeline Becker, Miss Rosa
Tallulah Game Miss Mary Carlisle Can
nndny, Miss Emma Clarke. Miss Marsa1-
ret Belle Davis, Miss Mary Burnley
c;wathmcy, Miss Ophelia Louise Harris,
Miss susie Virginia Harris. Miss Ruth
Aud,ey Hart. Miss Ella Pearl Hatcher,
Miss Elise Hodgson, Miss Lucy Sophie
Lynn, Miss Edith Pendleton Mccarthy,
Miss Margaret Gibson Montgomery. Miss
Bessie Cleveland Palmore. Miss Jimmie
Louie Parker, Miss Eva Amanda. Pollard.
Miss Iottie Armistead Redford Miss May
Muriel Sheppard. Miss Emma Flippo
toTeTnldI, MISS ltalll6 MlSa ItUSe
Virginia Smith, Miss Martha Clayhrook
Spencer. Miss Maude Hutchinson starke,
Miss Ida Salome Stiff Miss Isabel La
.vinia Walker, Miss Mary Taylor, Whit
slit. Miss Ethel Virginia Williamson and
Miss Betty Haskins Winfree.
Burton-Morriss.
Announcement is made of the. coming
marriage of Miss Grace Denegree Morriss
Nv whit An
will be solemnized at the residence OF the
bride. No. a26 West Grace Street, Mon
lay afternoon, June sth. at o'clock.
Shanklin-Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Scott. of Mon
MOUTH" Buckingham county, announce
he approaching marriage Of their daugn-
er, Ann I.andon. to Or. Richard ".
shankin, of Gay, w. Va. The wedding
axes place at noon Of June 18th. at Mon
MOUTH" 1t wlllrbs very quiet because
# bereavement,.iR the family of Miss
scott.
Quadrille Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, w. Savage gave a
luadrile party on the night Of May 18th,
n honor OF Miss Jennie Hudgins OF
Highland Springs, Va. THE Films" the
BEAUTIFUL country homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
avage. was illuminated with colored
ghtS OF variable deSred or power. Inc
pacious piazza. which extended the ems
Ire length and breadth OF the old plan
9 ton house. was enclosed by screens and |
ealIy transformed into tropical arr
ada. The color scheme OF the dscora-
Ions was in silver and gold The flowers 1
'ere principally buttercups
Among the guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheriff Gill Mrs. Gill was dressed In
'hite India silk and lace. with diamond
Miss Florlne Jackson was<
nost becomlngly attlred in black and
White, with pearl ornaments Miss May
ellie GIL was beautifully dressed in white
With pearl ornaments. Miss Ethlyn Gill
vas becomngly attired In mousselne do
OLE Miss Nora Gill. the sweet sixteen
ear daughter OF the sheriff, was also
harmingly gowned In white. Miss
iudgins. the popular guest OF honor
vas very handsome in white liberty satin
nd diamond ornaments. Miss NJ. 70, p.
Brown was deliberately dressed in old
acc above silk. Mrs. Savage wore white
'ersan lawn and diamonds,
Professor Jacksons orchestra rendered
cry sweet music. The refreshments were
II that could be desired. Miss Hudgins
J Obliged to return after three weeks
In.