The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15

Mrs. Irwin watkins. Mrs. Sam Martin,
Mrs. Richard Morris. Mrs. Richard VIII
son, Miss Champ Wallace, Miss Rose
Morris, Mrs. William Moulton, Miss Mary
Ntoulton, Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs
George 3. McAdains. Mrs Frank D.
! Meanley, Misses Meade. Mrs. Jacob
Micha,ix Mrs. Walter Miles, Mrs Cliff
Mason Miller, Mrs. w. q. Neal, Mrs. Noel,
Mrs. r. w. Elicit. Mrs. H. y. Eichel-
burger, Mrs. Ellington, Mrs j. Taylor
Ellyson, Mrs. Ida Ellerson. Miss Enslisll
Miss Evans, Misses Forbes. Mrs. NJ. G.
Ferguson. Miss Ferguson, Miss Ida Flenl-
Ing, Mrs o. II. Funston, Mrs. Burton
Ford, Miss Freddy, Mrs j. G.. Farland,
| 1ney, Misses Gray. hrs. Graves Mrs.
George Gibson, Mrs. CARRIER, Misses GLIB
son, Mrs. ellis, Mrs. Thomas Gordon.
Misses Gordon. Misses Grant. Mrs.
Francis Pemberton, Mrs. Perrin. Mrs
Philip Powers, Mrs. Frank Powers
Misses Purcell, Mrs Stephen Putncy,
Mrs. Lahghorne Putney, Misses Quarlfs
Miss Nina Randolph, Mrs John Rely.
Misses ROSS Mrs. William Royal, Mrs.
Augustine Royal. Mrs. James Ruther-
foord, Mrs. Charles Robins, Mrs. Ruth
erfoord Rose, Mrs. william Robins, Miss
Laura rutherford, Mrs. Sndler, Misses
Shields, Mrs. Charles Z. Smith, Mrs. u.
H. Spence, Miss Spencer, Miss Elisa
Stokes, Misses Stringfellow, Mrs. Stuart
stringfelow Mrs. Blair stringfellow,
Miss Sutton, Mrs. Fred ", Scott, Miss
Elizabeth R. selden, Mrs Basil D.
spaulding, Mrs. Charles spiccr. Mrs.
Arthur Scrlvenor, Mrs. Taylor Scott,
Mrs. r. Carter Scott, Miss Annie Smith,
Miss Katie Smith, Miss Ethel Pace, Mrs.
w. Ben Palmer, Mrs. T. ]. Parkinson,
Miss Parkinson. Mrs. J. Scott Parrish,
Mrs. W. II. Parrish, Mrs. A. W. Patter-
son, Mrs r. M. Perkins, Mrs. w. T.
pettway, Mrs. Fred Peasants, Misses
Pegrnm Miss Talbot, Mrs ELLIS Talbot.
Mrs. Charles Talbot, Mrs. Allen Talbot,
Mrs p. P. Taliaterro, Mrs. P. 3. Talia-
ferro, Mrs. Dan Tnlley, Miss Talley, Mrs.
Williamson Talley Mrs. Walter Tanner,
Mrs I.ucian Tatum, Mrs Anthony Tier
nan, Miss jeanne Taylor, Miss Lizzie
TONNES, Mrs. Stanley Tyler, Miss Emmie
Thomas, Mrs. John Tinsley. Misses Tomp-j
kins, Mrs. G. A. Tower, Misses Tyler,
Miss Urquhart, Mrs. Fred S. Valentine,
Mrs. Edward P. Valentine, Mrs Gran-
Vile Valentine Miss Addic venable, Mrs.
Henry Vcnuble, Miss Warwick Mrs.
Harry Watson. Mrs. James WEIGH, Mrs.
George M West, Misses Whitlock, Mrs.
gWilliamg, Miss Evelyn Williams. Mrs.
Berkeley Williams. Mrs. John Shelton
Williams, Mrs. Lewis Williams. Mrs. Ed
ward J. Willis, Mrs. A. P. Wilmer, Miss
jamie Wlngo, Mrs. Coleman Workman.
Mrs. George Warren. Misses Warren,
Mrs. Luther Warren, Misses Wallace,
Mrs. Charles Walker. Miss Walker, Miss
Mabel Walker, Mrs. William Wallace,
Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. Warrenton
Wise, Mrs. G. w. VIM, Miss Sophie
White. Mrs. A. L. Younger, Miss Cora
Younger, Mrs S. II. Yonge. Miss Yonge
and others.
At the Wornan's Club.
DR.. Ennion g. Williams delighted the
members Of the Woman's Club Monday
afternoon by his splendidly illustrated
talk on the powers and the properties OF
"Radium." 5Ga
The appreciation rnd intereat display.
ed was q cu!npli.n emit tn the acc,nlplisn-
ed lecturer, and IN evidence ot Il colnpre.
hensive and Intelligent grasp Of the SUBJ
ject on the part of the ladies present.
Dr. Williams introduced to his audience
DR.. Nun. OF Savannah Ca who supple
mented the talk on radiu,n in a very
charming ana graceful manner, and vas
heard with avery unusuai amount OF
pleasure, the ladies' feeling at the conclu-
sion Of his remarks, that they had been
the recipients OF III opportunity, as rare
as It was unexpected.
In the parlors OF the Wonan's Club
next Friday afternoon, from to s
O. clock, a silver tea and musicale will
be given for the benefit OF the Huguenot
Society. Guests will be received by q
committee including the members Of the
board of the society, many of the Rich
rnond clergy and their wives and others.
The occasion is looked forward to with
much interest.
Annual Meeting A. P. v. A.
The annual meeting Of tbs A. P. Y. A.
will be held tonight, at s o'clock, In the
rooms Of the Virginia Historical Socie-
ty. Members are requested TO be prompt
as many reports will be read.
Duggan-Crovo.
Miss Wayne Crovo and Mr.. Charles ?.
Duggan will be married Wednesday
morning, at $3.50 o'clock, in st. Peters
Cathedral, with nuptial mass.
Miss Grove Is the charming and at
trnctve daughter Of Mr.. L. J. Grove OF
the firm OF Farrero and Grove. Mr..
Duggan Is the son Of Mr.. P. F: DuGgan,
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
After the ceremony the young couple
will leave for the North. They WILL re-
turn the following week to maize their
home In Richmond. 5
Personal Mention,
Miss Anne T. Henry, Of Norfolk, Va,