The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
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Hiss 70 DIT Ito tho little brow, Fps @
81 l,a barry ts,isslnr just the saline 70 GREW
#flil1 small war is In terest lnE, ana
y MI sthn atenn Of the contest y honsan u
asgho never before kricw or cared & W .llsI
X o,.rn was OF. Is, nre nov carer n!lv sct
Mtuislng thci11ap OF TINT strange lanu ,an 7,
S3sI,c,, names q as Seoul. Chen,ilpo WITHIN u.
III borders aid Port Arthur and Vladl,
SS.nstbck. near l,y, 4are familiar houseiloiut
sttSords. b. * AZ ii HI II z II! L3J ~.
as s$r:verybody wants TO know 1norc Of TINS
undue and beautiful country anu ~ Wy ~
cncyclopcdias and oiit-of date geograpnI ~
h itsS arc brought mo requisite n.5s Ms, ~
SEil,ls rlty, lt,le peculiarly fortunate ~ hay
aSinr III c,,r midst Rear Admiral llarrle
gS,Vebstcr. OF tho United states Navy. VINO
RSspctlt nearly four years in The tar East t:s'
sgpart of which time was spent ~ lAolea'
%sutffcicht3 time for him to Know the cou'f-
try well. He has kindly corschtct 70 70 u1.
liver a lecture Oil that country on rllutH
evening. N1arci, 11tllsat $3.50, III the hal y.
sspf5ttc 81 . NJ. g. A.. In tile Interest q thc
missionary societies Of tho First Baptist
5Churcll. ga !. "a 4. 4.
LOT tho Admiral i IT may be said, he IS q
#mosts Interesting and pleasing speaker,
s1iisga audiences regret llct nc closes anu
lecture Will be richly illustrated with
#tAdn1iral 3Nvctste,,s lantern views which
,rnrc made and colored for him and cor
Srectly portray the beauty and strange GUS
toms Of the Hermit Kingdom. z. 4#
SIS. Lecture on Art. VI a5s
3s III William T..3 lro,,shec. Of Richmond
College will give o. lecture before inc
#Idchmond Art Club in the club rooms .. 9 7
the corner Of Madison and Grace Strects,
this evening at $3.50 o'cloclS. N
Sas Each member Of the Art CLUB rs en-
titled Ato invite guest. Or. Follshee 8
well known nbilltysas q Lecturer 4, ana ms ~,
intimate knowledge OF his subject VII
$renderfhis talk on art Il great pleasure lorS
those privileged to hear it. 4, . =, 4,
The spring exhibit Of the Art Il y
will beg held this year about tho middle
~ Nav and will be attended with the In
&tarest which 1t always arouses III art
lovers and the community at large. 5;5
s85 Miss Adele Williams who is chairman
arf fire exhibit, Will SO to New York about
the last ofSApril or the first OF May 70 70
8selectttlc pictures to be sent The promise
oe a. number OF fine ontrioutors IN aol 1l.
$tionB to the homo talent now seems very
bright.
Annual Meetings.
$aSSThe annual meeting Of ! no Boa O. O.
managers for tho Woman = ElXclal1 &c VII
I'D held Friday. March i It'll. at noon, IN
1.-The rooms of tho l3Xcllang re- or tcers lor
H1i3eN com Ing wear will be elect cdEand other
business Of inlport;l. wi be trtllsa ct
88F,rhn annual meeting of tlia board OF tho
Retreat for the Sick will be held to-day -'fS
at noon Chairmen of committees nre re-
su,lested to submit their reports in Wrltlng.i
and every member Of the hoard is asked
10 be present. 4g
33. Kate Wheelock Club. 53s
$$SThe Kate yVheelack Whist Club met,
last afternoon with Mrs Willard craig
Aong. Lombardy Street. s
#sSs nj rs. Craig, playing dummy made >the
highest score northgand south, Mrs. {.D. !.
$Syillia,ms and Mrs. IL a. Shepherd were
s1rinners cast and west The club will
meet "Wednesday fternnonS, next with
Mrs. ,ill;ams. at n Q. 40 East Franklin
Street.
Miller-Anderson.
aS.N Mr.. j ohm L.. T. Anderson announces the
engagement of his daughter, MISS sally
Reid "A nderson, to Mr.. William Jerome
&Nfiler} the son of the late John Miller. Of
New Y prk city. 35i S.5, ;# y
1.-The marriage scheduled for the autumn,
will interest Richmond people greatly,
&AIiss Anderson, the granddaughter Of the
late General Joseph Anderson, ana or
DR. Dorsay Cullen. former beloved
Richmond physician, is not only promi-
nently placed as to social position and
connections, hut Is in herself one OF the
sprettiest and most attractive young .Eirls
In Richmond.
II Mr.. Miller will finish his course in civil
engineering next fall. He has already
many friends in Virginia and belongs 10
X ngwelI Known New York family.
SBf The number of beautiful Virginia girls
who are being transplanted to homes IN
the Erea American metropolis seems to
& grow larger every succeeding year. and
Miss Anderson will skake a.,notable ad-
cIition to the circle ynlseady gathered
There.
Monthly Meeting Of U. D. e.,
@ Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of tho
Confederaey, held its meeting in Lee
Camp liall last afternoon ntt4 o'clock. "
Mrs Norman " Randolph, tho chapter
q president, who presided, had tho pleasure
of introducing Miss Mary Amelia Smith.
#gof Warrenton Va. honorary president
3 or the Virginia division, to the daughters
"a present before the order of business was
taken UP. 35
S AS the treasurcrs report showed only
ESetate dues paid, members We're urged ia
Il send dues to Mrs. Hugh Miller, the new
q treasurer. sia
@5i Mrs. II. Crawfogd Redd. the correspond
a#i Ing secretary, was instructed to write
letters OF coincidence 10 the family OF
X Miss Eubank, the most eihcient soldiers
Home nurse. who died at the Retreat
4 for the Sick during the past month; ane
= TO Miss Spence. the niece and representa-
tive or Miss Julia Spcnce's family, whose
death occurred March 9Th.
&jSThc approval Of Mr.. Julian Thomas
city superintendent of schools TO tllt
Il Daughters plan Of awarding $40 to ;
high school student writing the best cssa,
ION The life and Character of jefferson
"a Davis was reported. Tho essay viii b'
read the sd Of JEne next when tn
Il crosses Of honor VIII also be AWARDED
ITO Confederate veterans.
ag Mrs Randolph was requested to appon
IN committee 10 devise means Of enter
54taSnlncnt fortte veterans At the Soldiers
h Home.
&8 ii was decided 10 have an entertain
Il ment and a miss,meeting on May 10Th
e the Anniversary OF the battle of Yclioy
Tavern Ia raise funds for the Stunr
Monument Association. a i1irinaee sal
& will also be held 70 increase The fund
fcf the chapter treasury.
THE membership blanks NJ Alrs. Thoma
1,ut1 In wit