The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-10

and the reading OF reports.
Miss Emily Norris who has served
most acceptably as superintendent lot
eleven years. was reelected.
Miss Hines, who has substituted as
mntron for three months, WINS unanl-
mously elected to that Office TO fill an
unexplred term. ~,
On June 18th Mt IL o'clock, there VIII
BIO a called meeting OF tho association
for the purpose Of electng a president
| All contributing members have vote
Lecture Postponed.
On account Of the storm last after
noon. Mr.. John P. Kennedys lecture on
Growth Of Libraries In the south was
postponed until May 23d
Tea was served and q, pleasant hour
spent by partial audience, who assem-
bled before tho storm broke.
The A. p. ". A. Excursion.
Prospects for the annual excursion to
jamestown next Saturday seem vely
bright. indeed. Tho Virginia Sons OF
| the American Revolution have resolved
to ioin the excursion and have appointed
as a committee to represent them Vice
President j. Staunton Moore Mr.. william
! McFarane Jones. DR.. c. w. 2. Brock.
Mr. Peter II. Mayo and Secretary - Is.
Minor.
Tho committee 10 authorized to furnish
| the members who desire TO go with n
ticket and lunch free Of charge. 1t is
hest to procure tickets beforehand. but
! they can be had even al the boat which
will leave at $50 A. NJ May 18th.
Much interest Is aroused among the
young people, and it is probable that
many parties will be made up from those
who wish to see Jamestown under the
pleasantest auspices.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. Woodson VIII
leave tonight for Nashville, Tenn MISS
] Frances Woodson will accompany her
parents as far as Charleston, W. Va
where she will visit her auntie. Mrs.
Eskew. She will be Joined by Mrs. Wood
son on her return from Nashville, and
the two will remain for some weeks In
Charleston.
Friends here will be Interested to know
that Mrs. Lawrence Lottier, Jr.. who has
been making two months visit to hc1
sister Mrs. George Mcintosh. OF Flint,
Mich has returned to her home irS Mon
| treal, Canada, entirely recovered from
| her recent indispos'tion-
Mrs. James Polk Cannon, Of Fred.
| oricksburs, Va. will be the guest OF
| Mrs. W. w. Moore, Of Union Theolosicai
! Seminary. during this week
The Old Dominion and Commonwealth
! CHAPTERS, Daughters of the American
Revolution, will give a reception at the
jefferson Hotel Friday next, from TO
flaINd
of Harrisonburg, Va. vice-regent to the
| national association OF Daughters.
/ Mrs Henneberger will be the guest OF
tho Association for the Preservation Of
| Virginia Antiquities In the annual eXcur-
sion next Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Gum and Misses Katherine
| and Harriet Gum left the city for Hard
/ ware yesterday.
Mrs. Charles b. Ball has gone to Mount
tho Mount Vernon Association. she VIII
/ also visit relatives at Annapolis
Tho Washington Post OF Sunday says:
! Mrs Carl Won Mayhoff, who represents
! Virginia on the board of lady managers
/ at the ST. Louis Exposition, WILL on the
completion of her present visit to the
fnir. 20 to her summer home, Monticello,
Va. whc.e she and her brother, Hon,
Jefferson M. Levy, will entertain a
succession OF house parties"
~
Miss Adele Willnms's picture exhibited
at tho Water. Color Socicty's annual en-
| hiblt in New York, has received compll-
mentary mention from the art critics.
So has Mr. Robert Coleman emo, q
Virginlan. and an exhibitor IN Richmond
last spring. Mr. Child is a brother OF the
singer, Mrs. Bertha Cushing Child.
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Miss Annie Ponder Gordon is visiting
Miss Jane Nelly In North Street, Ports
mouth, Va.
On account OF yesterdays storm the
meeting OF the Kings Daughters, IN
4 the Service of the King" was postponed
/ and will be held this afternoon at A:a'
| O. clock in the home Of the leader. Mrs
Dickinson, No. e East Broad Street
Mrs George r. Finch, OF Boydton vii
spend This week and next at NO III
East Franklin Street
Miss Marianne Meade was expected
homo yes erday from Norfolk. Mrs JONI
T. Gibson and son were to come with her
join Mrs. Louis Iiilllard here, and go u
Chicago.
Miss Jean Trlgs is visiting Miss Mars
Leigh, of Norfolk
Miss Mary Ransom, accompanied b.
Miss Gertie Mcclure, left yesterday FOL
stanton.
Among the Richmond people recently
repistered at Old Point are Mrs. II. a
saunders, Mrs. I, n. Jones, Mrs, r
Lancaster Williams, MI. and Mrs n, J.
Massey. Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. cary an
Mrs. Robert Blanienship
Mrs. w. II. Huntley and Miss Natl
Giesendoffer left "Wednesday TOT Lo'
Angeles. california. They will stop a
Sc. Louis and Salt Lake City,