The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27
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At q recent session Of The Harrison
burg Chapter, Daughters or tho Confed..
ortcy, Mrs. Emma Bryan, historian OF
the chnpter, Offered Il resolution from
which the following extract is tnkct' q.
R"Of what avail ~ simply our ltnoWl-
edge cf8thc honor and Integrity OF our
Lost Cause7' Shall we einbnlin its BODY
with these Observation-Disclosures ind lay 1t
III tile ,numeless grave beside tho UNI
Known solder,' OF transmit this khowl.
edge Eto our posterlty as living, Vital
Gtruths to be treasured In thelr memory?
B,therefore wo earnestly beg that the or
Plantations OF the United Daughters OF
the Confectionery Of each State shall be.
STOW I. medal Of ynlue upon q pup, o.
our schools who shall prepare tho best
address or essay upon the Southern Cons
Sedcrncy its wtli' or heroes, to be de-
&iivtred on Memorial Day, and [ iiso to
offer the motion thnt this Turner AshbS'
Chapter OF Rockingham shall bc the first
to inaugurate tho custom, contributing
u fund for this purpose, and appoint
committee to solicit tho aid of the vet
crafts, sons and citizens OF Rockingham
generally, rs an incentive to the school
children to study tho history Of the
South"
* The resolution was unanimously
adopted and Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. L. i. on
and Miss Lewie Roller designated y
committee to carry out the articles ef
tho resolution, to whom Contributions
may DO forwarded.
Dr.. Kerr to Lecture.
Rev, Dir. Robert p Kerr. Of Baltimore,
is expected to arrive iii Richmond next
Monday. Tic will deliver q lecture on
"Lessons Derived From Pastoral Export
cnce" tho same evening. In Seminary
Chapel.
EAs the pastor for many years OF the
First Presbyterian Church, and with n
host OF friends In Richmond. DR.. Kerr's
visit will be q source OF the purest pleas
urn to those who know him and those
who arc offered the opportunity Of
knowing him through Ills remarkable
gifts as Il lecturer
IsWhilo, IN Richmond, DIR. Kerr Will be
tho guest or DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Cary
Johnson, who will give dinner party in
his honor.
Box Party and Social.
a box party and social given Thurs
day evening in tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richarm Harmon Of No1103 North
.Twenty-ninth Street. for the benefit of
East End Baptist Church resulted In the
raising Of quite T. good sum-
Adam Dracont, Miss Eula Bailey and
Miss Viola Dacont. Miss Annie Eubank,
as the most popular girl present. received
prize After tho musicale refreshments
were served. Among those present wero
Misses Annie Bright lJubank, Josie Eu-
bank, Louise Tucker Mamie Shelton,
Viola Diacont, Marie Harmon, Pauline
Harmon, Florence Britton, 1uln Bailey,
Edna Bailey Mimic shiflett, Goldle
shflett. Rosa Bryant. Chastme Pendle-
ton, Bessie Morris, Nellie Morris. Eva
Quarles, Thelmn I3rnuer, Annie Bricl,
Daisy Johnson, Blanche Mitchell: Messrs.
James Richard Harmon, Eddie Briel.
Henry Smith. Lrnwood Fiddler, Vivian
Saunders, George Lamb Scott Bailey
Alexander Stewart, William Bryant. Rn-.
mon Bryant, Linwood Quarles, Fitzhugh
lBrauer Robert Critzer, Henry Mullen.
Marion Wagner, Charles Briel. William
Fiddler, Adam Diacont, Trevilinn ..
Eaton Mesdamcs Annie Fiddler! Annie
Harmon, Joel e. Tucker, Bertha Brauer,
Lola Critzer, Sallie Mullen, Mary Briel,
NJ. S. Crltzer and Pendleton.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Il. c. Moncurc, Of Caroline, IS
visiting her son, Mr.. w. A. Moncurc.
.., .i.'s' I,,nhnnn h,. rnt,,rnnd
!. ltin NJ i,.e.u' - r5a,tsr,n,,tt
..r,on.no, skot,.hea, written by Mrs.
,,r..,,a so, M. citw and nublIshed by
iI,, o. en-. is fo,. sale bv
Hunter Compans. anu ran nv. =. ' ~ Vas
BOOK ana sta.lone,S eo .rla T,,,,o,-T,ss
lnadvertel''lS sta'eu ~ -
ph'ch'
Mrs. Annie j. Wright and family, OF
Caroline county, will remove to Rich