The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
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10 Mr.. Woodvlllc a.. 1'aBc, celebrated IN
the homo Of the BRIDES parents, MI. ana
Mrs, Al &. Wilkinson of No. 8 South
Pine street, the Rev. Or. w. .. Young
pet forming tho ceremony, lt
.a Miss 1,nulno u. Broil1tn and Mr. Fii-
reno A. Dietrich wcro married last Mon
DAG evening III st. Johns uormon Evan
eeiica lutheran Church BY the Rev. Or.
pn,ll Menzcl, the pastor OF the church,,
pnd tho Rev. Or. kirschtnnnn. Of Will
lptnsport, PA. tho brothcr.in.1aw Of tho
bride.
,,rho marriage of Miss Beatrice j. Wal.
hrstein, Of this city, to Mr.. Samuel s.
KLEIN, OF C,hicngo, In tho Jefferson Club
parlors lust Thursday evening, was pre-.
cedcd by an entertainment given tho
bridal pair ana party Wednesday, oyc-
ming BY Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waller
stein, OF Mo- no South Thlrd Street.
Many guekts from distance were pres
enl at this entertainment and at the
4 marriage.
Miss Eleanor Stcinbrecher' gave nm In
fol mai reception to a few Of her Intimate
friends on tho evening Of January 4th,
In honor OF her cousin, Mr.. Bright Boze,
OF Pttsburg, Pa.
A delightful evening was passed by all
present, rccitations, musical and vocas
selections and refreshments adding to the
pleasure OF the guests. Among those
Srresent were Mrs. Jennie Yeanians,
Misses Carrie Boze. Christian McGcorgc,
Leila McEvoy. Mamie Heppert, Monte
steinbrecher. Della TolKcr. Bertha Hull
cher, Agnes O'Br!en. Bcrcnlce Stover,
Elise Miller Annie Ncnzel Messrs.
Bright Boze, John McGcorgc. William
1ieppert, John keegan. Henry Ovcrmann.
Tom Lcnhy, Hermann Mayer; Tom Mu.
\ lay, Eddie kecgan and Mr.. Slower.
Wornen's Associations.
The Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities In an article
written for tho Virginia Magazine OF
history and Biography. declares In rela.
tIon to Jamestown that 'lts one object
If % preserve and beautlfy the historic
site in manner worthy OF all It stands
for. but passing needs are so pressing
and means 80 limited that but few de-
finite plans for future work have been
formed.
First of all tho completion OF the sea-
wall Is earnestly desired und then that,
as soon as practicable all tho ground
owned by the association ba thoroughly
examined and all foundations excayated
and secured against decay.
"The beginning OF fund to erect n
memorial to John Smith has already
been raised, through the efforts OF Mrs.
Charles Washington Coleman, OF VII
1Iamsburg, one OF the ncorporntors OF
the association and from the beginning
ore OF It's most active and devoted
friends.
Another hope OF the association ia 10
have portion Of It's land laid out as 4
formal garden. in the midst OF which
will stand a house OF the style OF ar.
chitccture contemporary with the first
settlement, which will contain museum
and accommodations Tor vis;toss.
flnyc n Ia the cherished desire.
In regard to buildings. that there shall
be erected over and entirely outside Of
the foundations ofNthe old church
structure as much like the original as
possible as to lts walls, but which lll-
stead OF q floor will show, the unearthed
foundations, tombs and pavement, whose
windows shall contain memorials in
stained glass Of the doughty pioneers
who first set UP the liag and cross OF our
motherland In the newly found world
Of the west. s.,t as TX ,}fg5 VI
This house whcn VIII not be house.
but which will be 4 sacred place, will
no doubt bear upon its walls tablet
with some such inscription as this:
ITO tho glory
God. our help In ages past.
our hope in years to come,
and
In grateful memory
OF the ancient planters In Virginia
and adventurous in England.
who
Through suffering and death.
The meeting held on Thursday. at the
Home for Needy Confederate Women,
was largely attended, and much busl-
ness was transacted.
The annual election OF officers resulted
M; follows Miss Mary Custis Lee. pres
idcnt: vce-presidents Mrs. a. j. Monta-
que, Miss Ruby Bodcker, Mrs. j. Q Brien.
Mrs. l.. Q. Miller. Mrs. Emanuel Raab,
Mrs. Fritz sitterding, Mrs. Won Rose
NECK. Mrs. James Keith, Mrs. W. a.
Anderson, Mrs Gordon McCabe, Mrs.
Emma Hunton. Jr, Mrs. William L. Roy
ali Mrs. j. A. Ridgelcy. Mrs. Simon
Sycle, Mrs. ]. w. Richardson. Mrs VIII
liam Lyme, Mrs. Nelson Powell and Mrs.
d. A. Burgess.
Mrs. A j, Pyle was elected treasurer,
Miss sue Dew recording and Mrs. Simon
Syclo corresponding secretary. Mrs. w.
A. Anderson promised her aid and SYM
pathy in behalf of the Home. a rising
vote of thanks for long and faithful SER
vice was given Mrs. Alice Reddy. VINO
OIL account OF protracted illness. also to
Mrs. Burgess the retiring recording Sec
rotary. The Homo entered upon the new
year under favorable auspices.
The Ladies' Morning Musicale Clup Ut
the meeting January It'll was entertained
witt, a charming programme. Hayden
was tho composer under considerat ton,
and an essay on his life was read by Mrs.
Burlington. This was followed by
Duet-serenado... .......,.... Hayden
Mrs Williams Miss Greener.
Almighty PcnS,,... observation-disclosures
Miss Lily Urquhart.
Kyrie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tlaSue1
Miss Willie Smoot tiR's.9
My Mother Bids Me Bind My Ha1r....,.',
1,I Hayden
Mrs. Fred Gum.
With Vcrdure Clad Hayden
Mrs. w. II, 20. McGehee.
The Richmond Chapter. Daughters Of
tho Confederacy. will hold their annual
meeting for tho payment OF dues at Lee
Camp Hall Wednesday, January 13th, at
O'Clock
All members arc asked to DO present, as
arrangements will be made for the ans
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