The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-26
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Personal.

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ARRANGEMENTS have been made by Mrs
4 y, Tay,or tSllyson. chairman OF the an ar
n,,nl excursion OF the Association Tor TN
preservation of Virginia Antiquities U
Jamestown. May 18th, for tn" excur
.ion,s,s 10 20 by the Old Dominion Line
X ana ~ leave tho compaty's whHrves o.
80 A. NJ. -
srecial attention Is called to tho hour
~ 'aer;,rt,ire. and all who intend to take
advantage OF the delightful Opportunities
offered by the trip are urged 10 DC On
hand promptly. as Mrs. Ellyson mas ns o uc !.
cjdeJ on getting away from hlcn.n ...aa
on exact time, 80 as TO insure io''A
stay at Jamestown.
II Dc witl, Measure that the chairman
n,,ncunces an Invitation EXTENDED ny MIS-
tt,rrison. az Brnndon-o ii-the-Jhncs, LOT
4he Antjutlnrians and those VINO accom-
many them to stop at Brandon on 'heii
return. a.. ,n,,,+,
ful grounds in all their May sreenets,
hold the greatest possible interest," Aol
visitors, having been IN posses s,
the t1nrrison family for several cen
turtles. and linked by heredity ana asso-
c,ttion VIII, n number Of the most dis
tintuisi,ed Of American names.
.Mrs Harrison is one OF the most grace
I'll a,d gracious of hostesses The nn-
n,,al stop at Brandon is always greatly
nnnrec,nted privilege. and one Wnicn
leaves a lasting impression on the inlnds
OF the visitors 49,,
,.,ii jamestown visit pleasant, and to
- 80 49,, ,,,ar,, detail will be worked out
most carefcly,
Annual Convention Of U. D. Q.
,r,o richmond Chapter, United Daugh-
..r. ~ Tho Confederacy, is much inter-
Gated In the annual convention TO 20
held In st. Louis Mo-, October Attn TO
Sth. 1904. ~.
The convention will be held in the
n Louisiana Hall and lunch Will be served
IN that building every day. On U. =. y.
DAY, october 18th. the entire convention
Viii be the guests of the Missouri division
Mt the Worlds Fair
A Trip Across the Sea.
Mr.. A. B. Clarkel will give a stereopti-
ron lecture in the hall Of the Murphy An
mex this evening at $3.50 o'clock LOT INC
teneflt of the Valentine Kindergarten
Mothers Library Fund. His subject WIZ
be- "a Trip Across the Sea-.
TING mem DeES VI lAC SaaS A''
working faithfully during the past sea-
son. hut have been restricted on account
~ the small number of helpful books
II the library. 1t Is hoped that the sue
ress of the entertainment VIII proNe
frat Tie progressive spirit Of the city
&c in sympathy with tho efforts OF the
club.
Travellers Aid.
n.ho yvomans Christian Association OF
Richmond has established prnhch o.
tho travellers AID It's principal op)ecl
hcirr The protection of young women con-
templatng visit to the WORLDS fa'r'
those in search OF WORK.
Upon application in person or ny lee-
ar 10 the superintendent Of the Wo-
mans Christian Association, Nos Io9",1l
EAST Franklin Street, badge Will De
furnished which will insure the Wearer
the protection of q member of the Tray
elers' Aid. whom she will find IN tho
station, awaiting her arrival AT 81, Louis;
II Is the wish Of the lnternauonai' boaro
Of wcman's Christian Assoclauon INA.
every town should nave =.
Travellers Aid.
Mrs. Rachel ]. Lawrence at
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Rachel Jackson Lawrence, the
great-niece and adopted granddaughter
OF former President Andrew jackson,
will preside as the hostess of the state
Tennessee building Mt the Worlds EAR,
the building being n replica OF Presiucli.
Jackson's home. 'The Hermitage near
Nashville. even to furniture, portraits
and hangings.
Mrs Lawrence, the daughtr OF Andrew
Jackson. Jr.. the nephew and adopted
son OF the President, was named Tor MS
beloved wife. Rachel Donelson She was
horn at The Hermitage, but travelled over
land to washington when she was only
two months DID, to become q baby OF the
White House.
Mrs. Lawrence has many historic treas
ures, among them pearl ring. General
Jackson's wedding gift to her mother;
a miniature of Mrs Jackson, bequcathed
to Mrs Lawrence by General Jackson on
his death bed and an old-fashloned au-
tograph album, presented Mrs Law
renee when she was In tho White House
by vlce-Prcsident Van Buren,, and In
scribed with the, names of James Buch-
anan and other distinguished men.
Annual Meeting of w. c. a.
An attractive programme has been ar.
ranged for the annual meeting of the
board of Woman's Christian Association
Thursday next, April 18th, at $3.50 r. N.
The meeting will be opened with prayer
Rev. H. p Atkins. and an address will
be given by the Rev. DR.. Jere Wither-
spoon.
After the presentation of annual reports
and tho election OF officers for the en-
sling year. a social reception will be
visiting friends.
Mr., Cook. a tenor singer OF Monument
tai Church choir, will add greatly to
the pleasure of the occasion by singing
several appropriate selections.
Mr.. holland at Woman's Club.
Mr.. William C. Noand's address on
ecclesiastical Architecture" at the Wo-
man IS Club last afternoon was admirable.
Mr.. holland was introduced by Mrs.
j a. LEROY. lie added much to the
Interest of his talk by many appro-
pirate drawings and illustrations. which |
interpreted his meaning most clearly. |
Among Mr., Noland's audience were
number OF out-of-town visitors who |
served TO render the reception held after |
the lecture unusually charming,
Special guests OF the afternoon We're:
Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell, Mrs. Henry
Il. Baskerville, Mrs. Marsh, OF Pennsyl-
yania; Misses Beirne Miss Mag Fergu-
son. Miss Elizabeth Davenport and Mrs
William II, Adams.
Mrs Leland Rankin poured coffee and