The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
Other attendants were Messrs. Lewis
Meadow, Mayo Wills and Charles wal

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ford
Mr., and Mrs. Crenshaw left for North
ern tour. and will be ut home at NO. sG
East Clay Street after November hrst.
The groom is u som of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward l.. Crenshaw, and is manager for
the we'll known firm OF Branch 4. Allen.
To Publish Vestry Book.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Virginia
Danes, it was decided to begin at once
the publication of the vestry book of St.
Peters Colonial Church. in New Kent
county, the parish book Of that church
having been so successfully disposed Of.
: large committee will be appointed to
have charge of the sale Of the vestry
book.
The president Of the Danes Mrs. VIII
liam Rufin Cox, and representative
from the Virginia Society will attend n
special meeting OF the New Jersey Danes,
TO be held on October 10Th.
The FIRST autumn meeting OF the so
cE@tY will he held, by invitation of Mrs.
TilEtarn atccreery Ramsay, at West
over, orr James River, October 30th.
Annual D. A. r. Convention.
Much interest Is felt in the annual
Convention, Daughters of the American
Revolution TO be held in Roanoke on
!. October 18th and 26th. Through the
courtesy OF that organization, the nle-
CANT home of the Elks on Jefferson
Street Roanoke. will BIO used for the
Daughters business meetings. AS there
are twenty-thrce chapters In the State
and TWO representatives from each chap
tor, it Is believed the gathering viii be
a larg and representative one, Among
those expected are Mrs G. w. Lippitt,
State regent for Rhode Island. and wife
OF a former governor Of that state;
Mrs, Eleanor w, Howard State regent
for Virginia, and Mrs. Albert ID. Brock
EFT, State secretary, both OF Alexandria,
Va; Mrs. r. T, w. Duke, OF Charlpites-
VILE Stats treasurer; Mrs, l., B, Hcne-
berger of Harrisonburg, vce-prcsiden-
general of the national society and 9TH
ors
Mrs, NJ, A. Chambers will act as alter
| nate for the regent OF the Common
wealth Chapter Of Richmond, Mrs b. T..
| Purcell, and Mrs p, y. Williams will
| b. the delegate from that chapter Miss
Lucy Claire Atkinson, the regent, will
represent the Old Dominion Chapter
Richmond Chapter u. D. C,
An important meeting OF Richmond
| Chapter, United Daughters Of the Con-
| federacy, was held In Lee Camp Hall
last afternoon, with Mrs. y. Y, Ran
| doph IN tho chair.
On account Of the severe rain-storm
and The consequent small attendance
the meeting was resolved into one fQrs
the transaction Of business relating TO
thn sfetn cdnyenIton assembling in
| Eichmond on November 9Th.
| Murphy's Hotel was chosen ms con-,
vention headquarters, The president and
officers Of the Rchmond Chapter were
! appointed by Mrs Randolph 10 act as
| a Ways and Means Committee, Mrs,
| Finders Robinson was made chairman OF
The Publication Committee; Miss Haushs
| nam, OF the Committee on Badges; Mrs,
| ", r, Yawter of the Committee TO OBJ
uln Hotel Rates: Mrs, y, Y. Randolph,
! Of the Information Committee. Miss NJ.
| +, Harris, OF the Hall Decoration Com
! mittee; Miss Mamie Baughman, Of the
Committee on Hospitality. and Mrs. u.
D, Taylor, chapter chairman Of the Re-
| ception Committee.
An Informal reception will be held for
feiegateF and members OF the Rich
m0nd Chapter Tuesday evening, Noyan-
her 7th, et $50 o'clock, In Lee Camp
| Hall at wnigb Tina "A La will he