The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-07
Soc1ul tznal
Personal
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lima reports made at tn ebiennial con.
v.ntion az tho National Society of the
-o,oninl Danes OF America iii Washing.
Ion this week, shows that there are
sAs4 members of tho society III the
/ colonial and non.colonial States
.rhc delegates in Washington number
E,nr me hundred and seventy-five, VIII
III rece,ved nv President Roosevelt at the
white House to-day.
Il Mrs, Henry +. lie II. Lyster, acting as
national his orian said that the most I'M
Bportant work of the virginia ooc,e.s ~ -
i&pames VAS the copying of the Journal
III ~ The House Of Burgesses bearing inc
date OF March. 171S-li75.
N 4trhe Richmond delegates, Mrs, Herbert
s IA. Claiborne. national and state president
X Of the Danes. Mrs. Reginald eti iI ~,
n Mrs. William G. Stannard, Mrs w. l.
* Robins. were accompanied by Mrs. Hus-
AZ sell Robinson, OF Nelson county, ana .a,s'
n Charles Washington Coleman, or WI,
@lamsburg They will be home me i'rs'
II of next week. "a
Chevy Chase Show.
u The Chevy Chase Horse Show, whon
"A Will close to-day, has excited much III
\. terest In Virginia and Washington So
IL ciety. At.
Many Fairfax and Loudoun county Vir-
N ,,n,ans attended the show, at which Mrs.
I Roosevelt Miss Durand and many OF the
II automatic corps appeared. The ladles
A nresent nre said to be breaking the re-
Il cord in the matter of spring gowns.
The Burgess Monument.
y ,r,a unvei,inr Of the Burgess monu.
,nent erected by the Washington branch
n ~ enc Association for the Preservation
8of virginia Antiquities, acting IN con)uhc.
q finn with the Williamsburg brafch. VIII
\ take place in Williamsburg May 18th at II
O'Clock a. M
( All the memb of the Association are
4 most cordially invited to be present on
< +his occasion. DR.. Thomas Nelson rage
II will present the monument on oehat OF
S the Washington AntlQuarlans and Mr.
N Joseph BRYAN will receive it In the name
II - the Virginia Association. The Hugue-
\. not Association. of this city, will give
II an excursion to Williamsburg May Bth,
and the many Richmonders who Will wish
Fsto attend the unwilling will be Offered
M charming opportunity of so doing.
Saturday, May 14th.
To-day week. May 14th, the annual
II tarc,,rsion of tho A. P. v. A. to James
I town will be given.
The trip down the river in May when
2 the trees are in the fresh green OF spring
will be enchanting. Jamestown lslAd
will be clothed in verdure, and the occa-
/ sion promises this year more OF interest
4 than ever before. 3G
N Emma Andrews Club.
5s The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
4 last afternoon with Mrs. S. w. Travers
q at No Coz West Franklin Street.
"a Highest scores north and sout.a were
Il made by Mrs. Armistead Wexford and
( Mrs. Edward Crump: east and west by
Mrs. Ben Nash and Mrs. Parker.
German at Lakeside.
Younger members of Richmond society
greatly enjoyed german given at Lake
side last night.
a series Of germans given there last
Bspring proved so popular THAT nhetr
revival this year has been greeted With
II enthus,asm. Chaperones of the evening
were: Mr., and Mrs. Adolphus Blair Mr..
M and Mrs. George ". Stevens, Mr.. and
XII Mrs! r. r. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
N II Spicer. Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Cooke,
VI Mr. and Mrs. Philip r. Powers, Mr.. and
" Mrs Stewart Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
III Edmund Benson and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
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