The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

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rs Continued FROM Firth pase.)
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II Associate buiidins, Under the auspices
N 81 $ti.o Faithful Circle OF 1Sir,g' q Dnugh-
4 ftrss |,
INA entertainment Will be for the ,beiie-
IN fitl bf the Summer Rest 81 4. s.
5I3'F Sfiss Roberta Allen, who assisted ut
Una originni production Of tho "l'renk ~
ylI he tho efficient cha trnihil8 or the o y.
cssion and riniiy Of tho characters VII MI
II ~ taken BY the Same persons VINO playcu
III fhs,n 50 perfectly about y yea aso.
ID sNnthing will DO spnred by the adies
2s 4, torasi "a in their efforts to make tho
a n,ssn,rg IN April 18th as Irresistible IN
Il Ne drawing power us Its predecessor !
VI M The ''heauty CIR" tho dog
faced man MRS, sandow, Inc .,,s. stro 's
.,.as !, oil, MI 81 In evidence tho So
s r,st,. element OF Richmond Willingly
~ Al, : I'D MD MS tsforo In bringing out
e NJ, sfsr performance OF the season.
39'7 colonel Jo Lane Stern, who was tho
3 II s,,lsn manager OF "thc freaks al INC
In zanr md fulfilled his office ad am
s5wi!l doubtless consent 70 tu'e 'l'l t ~ ''
& again. !. . ,,,o, (, reused
IN 1,.Htha r,,mor Of 'the freaks = reappcha,r-
i8 .nce I mong the members of the Talti,-
u 20 f-,rcIo5I nf Daughters are Mrs. tlcH-
~ Made Miss Marianne and MISS i.ate
ntaade. Miss Roberta Allen, Mrs. Alfred
III tsarv. Mrs. Alfred Witherspooh, ME-. MIs.
a George Warren, Mrs. w.. lns ~, ,r,,inr
Jirrinia Berrian Miss FLORENCE -. s .,.a
3355 Mrs. William Taliaferro, Mrs. In ,,,i
"a rrinqto,,. Miss sallle Dcale Miss l1ilza 2,
A. ta4,, ''s rornes Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. g
AZ Boswell Mrs. Henry Warren any oe''-
n ers. K; x111,;+
Reception to Mrs. WHIT II
M lock.
4, event Of unusual interest 70 tnt
y y. ..,n,,,here ~ the Valentine KinusrStftel
Il nfotI,ers, Club was the reception stenaete9
/. H. t,a retiring president, Mrs 10 WI" .
~ sS,hitioc,, son Thursday afternoon. w
@}days before the announcement WA ii.uo
sthat lie club would lose it's highly Sapa,
&jhla president by reason or her
II L1rom tho city, The news cause cause w."
II, K snraad regret and the executive {oou llu8
81 :, - n, nedlntely for suitable action. N
II ttThursday afternoon, at the regular meet ',
n inr, nil business was suspended anu Wy
y E,ar ga number Of ladies present eG1nyau
"a .,ith Mrs. whtlock the ovation PAID her.
resolutions embodylng the members members 81
"a timents were read. as follows: =
Resolved, That we, the metn AZ ei,,ar.,
{ 4ho Valentino kindergarten Mothe ,r
N cinh have heard with keen regret Inc
IN naws of the approaching removal from
3$t M city OF our esteemed president, MIS-.
" Howard Nyhtlock.
Resolved, That we give formal cHplts
& sion OF our deep appreciation ol f1er
al earnest work and efficient diractson \ OF
n d our efforts. ..a.,. ~ ,,,-
,nrIy for the advancement Of our cause
realizing that our success Will be the
crown of her untlrng zeal. t5 n
Resolved. That We assure heti. OIL me
many wishes for her happiness ana tll,t
5sof her family, Which the cluo SENDS
fout, in loving sympathy, II the houF
8tof parting :,
tpard her as nm honored friend and fellow
member, and shall be happy at any time
hear from her, as the bond or al
( lection will be strengthened the more
by separation
H These resolutions were signed by MIS-
Herman Ullman, vice-presldeEt;S MIS-.
55rpuglls, Mrs. William Newman, Mrs
George Atkinson, Mrs. e. Fuller, Mrs
THOMAS Muldowney Mrs. c. p. Johnson
Mrs MILAN Splitting, Mrs. Lena Cara
yati, Mrs. 7. Dunbromen, Mrs. ]. T.
StrInger Mrs. c. r.. Belk, Mrs. I. y.
Ryan. Mrs. Z. L. Lindsay, Mrs 3. M.
Turner. Mrs. P. Goodwin, Mrs. Max
I,ndner, Mrs. Samuel Weinberg, Alice
Moncure, Ellen Rider and Annie 3. Kirk.
85s2At the close Of the reading beauti-
&ful club pin was presented. which Mrs.
3EWhitlocl received gracefully and reel
E&ingy. A concert of vocal music fol-
lowed, under the leadership Of Mrs. Err
nest Lindsay. The following well known
singers added to their laurels that eve-
ming: Mrs. richardson, Misses Flournoy,
Newman and Caron, Refreshments were
served by the Misses Florinne Turner,
Nellie Epps and the Misses Dorset
This brought to a finale an evening
long to be remembered, and all parted
with resolutions OF unwayering Loyalty
ito the work which Mrs. Whitlock had
planned for the club. During he. term
OF presidency Mrs. Whitlock established
a the club firmly by her rare admlnistra-
@Ftive ability. Her gentle, tactful manner
4 and dgrified rulings drew all into close
&t and helpful union. which the succeed
ing president, Mrs Ullman. will doubt
less preserve HnbEoken'. The club is
lfortunite In securing the services of
u this popular lady. who has co-operated
with her felow-otiicers ina way to win
la position Of love and confidence All
in touch with tho noble undertaking have
$tnothing but praise for the old manage
ment and best wishes for tho one to be
%{ now inaugurated.
FL. An Easter Tea.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Guild
of Grace Street Baptist Church will hold
an Easter eat on Thursday afternoon
and evening. March Slst, at the residence
of the pastor. the Rev. DR.. c, s. Gard
ner. No. 1909 West Grace Street. In the
afternoon from to 7 o'clock there will
be a sale OF Easter novelties, stocks and
candy In the evening from s to II
O'clock. the choir Of the church nclud-
ing Miss Martha Snead. Miss Aaacs Mr..
Haddon Watkins and Mr. b. II. Cosby.
# assisted by Miss Smms as pianist. will
render the evening delightful with many
70 members. A silver offering for missions
will be taken at the door.
u Board and Other Meetings.
The board OF managers of the Asso
e citation for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities will meet Tuesday Marcel
29th. at a p M, in the rooms of the Ylr
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