The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-17

Then, a while ago,
Now YOU wouldn't have to trouble
II Then's the time. you know
4 So these two went on confutlng
4 Each what t'other said,
And they only stopped disputing
Now and then In bed.
by William Wallace Whitelock.
Meeting Of U. D. G.
most interesting meeting OF Rich
mond Uaapter, Daughters OF the Confcd-
eracy. was held yesterday afternoon IN
lee Camp Hall with Mrs. N. v. RAN
t1olph in the chair.
W. Mrs. s.. S. Farrow, former president OF
the Lawrence Chapter of Daughters, III
South Carolina, who NOW has her home
IN Richmond and Miss Moreland, OF
charleston, S. c., were the chapter guests
8of the afternoon. 4z
d Much business was disposed OF. the min-
sutes being succeeded by reports from the
treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Miller, and from the
!. corresponding secretary. Mrs. L. CraW-
! ford Redd. now in the Adirondacks for
her health.
\. "A letter from the Washington Chapter
requested aid for a monument to be erect
!. cd over the Confederate dead In Arlington
cemetery. Aid was promised as soon as
tho consent of the United States govern
',nent should be obtained for the placing
: OF the monument.
A contribution Of five dollars was voted
to be sent to the treasurer Of the Florida
Chapter to help In the completion OF
h memorial to the poet-priest of the South,
s Father Ryan.
The secretary was instructed to write
I. letters Of sympathy to Mrs. Reynolds the
daughter Of Captain Shinbcrger, and to
Mrs. Leland Rankin in regard to The con-
tinued illness of Mr.. Rankin.
h The following delegates were elected 10
(. st, Louis: Mrs. N. v. Randolph, Mrs. L.
M. Hart, Mrs. j. II. Timberlake, Miss
Bentley, Mrs. John Teefey, Mrs Blenner.
i Mrs. r. r. Hunter, Mrs. r. Taylor Mrs. y
1 r. A. Patterson, Mrs J. G. Hagnn, Miss
Sallie Deanc, Miss Bessie Hill, Mrs. W..
!: L. Vawter, Miss Leila Gray, Miss Minnie
!. Baughman, Mrs. Charles Boiling, Mrs
Chiles Ferrall, Mrs George a. Lyon ana
Miss Anna Boykin. 5.S
= Those who will represent the chapter
ut the State Convention In Petersburg
will be: Mrs. Robert Christian Miss Bet
.ty Ellyson, Mrs Hutchinson, Miss Fam
ME Potts, Miss Jennie Cullen, Mrs. j, III.
Timberlake, Mrs. Blcnner, Mrs. Bowcock,
Mrs. Hart Miss Julia Lee, MrS. f. VI
Valentine. Miss Nellie Spence, Mrs. Ed
gar Taylor Mrs. McGill, Miss Digs, Mrs.
L. y Valentine, Mrs. VIM and Mrs.
Teefey.
Dr.. Aldernlan's3 Reception.
A large reception will be given to DR..
and Mrs Observation-Disclosures, at the
+ Monticello Guard Arlnory OH Market
Street, charlottesville, Tuesday evening,
September Goth, at $50 o'clock. The CONF
Inttee wishes It understood that all are
invited, including ladies' and gentlemen
J,,,;,,o Irtr
neighborhood. Among those on the COM
imittee arc the following: Mrs. Hugh u.
Nelson. Mrs. Daniel Hartman, Mrs. G. w.
Oliver, Mrs. W. II. Wood, Mrs. f. B.
4 Lee, Mr.. Charles G.&Maphis, Mrs. r.. 3.
Lyons Mrs. John S. White, Mrs. Phil.
1Letterman. Mrs. c. w. Allen. Mrs. C.
II. Walker. Mrs. r. c. Minor. Mrs.
& j. S. Davis, Mrs. p. 8. Barlinger, Mrs.
r. T. w. Duke, Mrs. Charles S. Ven
/ able, r.. Judge John NJ, White, Mr.. c.
~. Rixey. Mr.. James D. Jones. Mr.. Fl.
C. Marchant Captain Micajah Woods,
y DR.. H. Il. NIagruder Mr.. James B. Wood,
Mr. w. J. Tyson, Dr.. j. NJ. Page, DR..
&C. W. Kent. Mr.. ]. H. Lindsay, Mr. H.
J.. Lyman. Mr.. p. B.. Obcrdorfer MIR. a.
Russow and Mr.. George Perkins.
Keswick Entertainment.
Last night wassthe scene of one of the
largest and n,ost. enj6yablo entertain
ments given this season at the Keswick
Hunt Club. The entertainment opened
with freak show. The name gives but
vague idea of the real fun which was
occasioned by the cSccllcntly disguised
freaks especially the $4,000 beauty
and the "dog-faced man." After the
freak show the following ladies'. Mrs.
MONTE, Miss Mcneil and Mrs. Thurman,
gave a delightful concert. followed by a
! a.r;It o,,y lad 1,, w. No
son. Of Edgehill Delicious refreshments
were served at midnight. and each young
lady received as souvenir, one of the
unique posters. which read:
'Roars of laughter at the dog-faced
man. the $4,000 beauty, the glass-eater
and the two-headed woman"
Items Of Interest.
There Is a movement on foot to have
grand Horse Show at the Virginia Hot
Springs about September Goth. as SO
many of the cottagers have arrived with
their fine horses and traps and are anx-
sous TO exhibit. Mrs George Gunton, of
Washington. d. c.. has a great many
beautiful horses and she Is actively in
tercsted in the proposed show.
A delightful luncheon was given at the
Hot Springs recently by Mrs. Scott in
honor Of Mrs, Lanler Dunn. Of Wash
lngton. p. C.
At Lenox.
1t is very gay at Lenox, Mass. the
hotels are crowded and the social leaders
= OF the national capital are there in num-
-nspa Among those invited to the enter
tmnhfnt given by Mrs. William a. Reid
10 the Duke Of Newcastle, were the
i British Ambassador and Lady purrand
and Mr., Charles Lan!er. The most re-
.lc - ,,ln.
4 C. Glover. Baron Won Swinderen, minister
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