The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Alu1nnae to Meet.

Sstt3Thcs regular rnlu-WlnleT I!eeLii +, q ="
announced by Miss Emma G. M WHIT
@ficidsgthe president OF tho Woman's Col
1$lege Alu,nnae Association, Will be held
February 2Sd, at A p. NJ, in the college
chapel X a5 81 ~ 45 (. a53,
s55At this meeting the motion to- appoint
standing committees Academic, Finance
Conference, Nominating and Executive
will come up for discussion and adjust
lient. Other matters Of interest for dis
#crssion will be plans for securing repre-
&sentaton on the Board Of Trustees and
&f0r%raisng money to defray current OK
8penses. M N Y. " si5 55 81
aa4&Sf t8thc close Of the business meeting,
s3Dr.R Pitt and Mr.. Henning, OF the Educa-
ton Commission, will address the asso-.
citation on the purpose Of the Baptist Cen
5seral Association to establish a great Wc-,
llian's College in Virginia. tits earnestly
hoped that every member OF the assoc
citation will attend this meeting. s$E#
}S6l Harris-Va lentine. s$
Ms5 Mrs Bette Valentine has Issued inv-l
5tations for the mnrrnge5of her daughter,
Irene. to Mr. Charles Preston Harris, son
&of the late former MayoriBR r.. Il. Har-,
iris, OF Charlottesville, Va, and leading
member Of r. Il. Harris and company,
proprietor of the Agricultural and Iron
Works, in that city.
G Miss Valentine has been one Of the
brightest and best liked teachers in Ran
n dolpll school. Sht has n wide circle OF
personal friends and was the guest Of
honor last week at q luncheon with cards,
ssto which the hostess, Miss Frayser In
sNited just dozen intimate friends Of
her own and the bride-to-bc. 6g
Inc ceremony Will be performed in the
~ home Of thc bride, No 270l East Grace
Street, at $50 T. NJ, 5lYcdnesday, Feb
3Tuary Bed. is 35&18 h 81
HollyJones.
sS. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Sutton
&.5 Jones to Mr. Graham Rogers Holly. Of
Brookline. Mass, will take place at 1918
~ M In tho homo of the bride, Pied
SD mont near Rapfan, Orange county.
isS Va. FIN 5fl. 4 h Al
Miss Jones is the sister OF Mrs Egbert
Leigh, who, with Mr. Leigh and other
g'ichmond friends Will attend the wedding
Z Egypt-Ancient and Modern.
One Of the most Interesting events OF
IA the{ season Will be the lecture to- night
& at the y. NJ C. A. Hall blythe Rev w.
w Moore, .. D., of Union Theological
Seminary the subject being "a Ranble
Through the Valley nf the Nile Tais
lecture will beI most entertaining and In
3 structive and is profusely Illustrated with
slides made from original photographs,
III secured by DIR. Moore in .ds recent tour
II OF Egypt. DR.. Moore's scholarly attain
IS 1nents and his unusual abilltyas a speak
8 erg can be counted on to make this rare
literary treat. The proceeds are to be
devoted TO he building fund OF the Church
3Aof the Covenant. The patronesses in
5S3cude the folf6wlng Swell known ladies':
Ell Mrs. ]. Cnlyin Stewart, Mrs. George Ran
\ doph Cannon, Mrs. M, w. w. Woodward,
Mrs. s. II Hawes, Mrs. Il, L. Lewis, Miss
3 Jane Rutherfoord Miss Ptzer, Mrs. Silas
81 shelbourne. Mrs. ohm Elicit Mrs Wat
ga son James, Mrs. Francis Brooke. Mrs. ].
b. * Afosby, Mrs. Horace Halves. Mrs.
& Stephen Hunter. Mrs, Victor Shelbourne.
Mrs. City Hemquembourg, Mrs. Chas G.
M Bosher. Mrs. James B. Pace, Mrs. Nor
man Randolph, Mrs George Ben John-
S5a stnn. Mrs. Ida w. Ellerson. Mrs. Hugh.
# Miller, Mrs. Percy HAYES. Mrs. Beverly
crump, Mrs. r. c. Tucker, Mrs. Ashton
starke. Mrs. George B, Fout, Mrs, John
=: J.. Eubank.
To Keep Washington's Birthday,
The Colonial Danes will keep Wash
ington's birthday In their February meet
ling to be held on the afternoon Of Feb
3ri,ary ED, with Mrs. J, Taylor Ellyson,
in No. 10 East Franklin Street. at 1880
is O'clock.
Ladies Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace Epis-
copal Church, will give a tea Friday,
February nth. Tho entire congregation
and friends interested In the church and
lis work arc cordially invited. New
corners will be wectrHhd.
Literary Afternoon.
The Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Ind highly
{. enjoyable literary meeting last after
noon with Mrs. w. Il. Evans, No Ill
E5 North Sixth street
Mrs. Evans was chairman Of the occa-
sion. Judge j.. l.. Lewis made a de-
l,ghtful address. giving much information
80 the ladies in regard 10 the Signers
pf the Declaration OF Independence. The