The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

reports for the year 1905, Of the officcrs.
and chairman Of the mus
seli1n the same to be published in the
Confederate Column" Of Tho Times
Dispatch newspaper Of Sunday, Decein-s
Der II 1906, ut Richmond, Va.
56 Every Daughters should secure q copy
OF these reports Of our Sacred Treasure.
House.. Orders can be filed for copies
at office of said anewspaperto Decem-l
Der TO- 1905. !. ~ sBB3j.. ~
The new catalogue of the museum, con-
tanning 300 pages, descriptive of all the
roles In the museum, is now ready for
SALE, ut thirty-flve cents q copy, postage
prepnid. For catalogue apply to
,H2 Yours respectfully,
5j MRS. J. 6ENDERS ROBINSON,
Recording Secretary G. NJ. l.. s.
~ No. 113 s. Third Street, Richmond, Va. Il
State Convention U.fD. c.
Richmond will witness the state con-
vention of the United Daughters of the
tConfederacy Yin November next, from
the 9Th to the 18th OF that month @
Questions Of Importance to be discuss
ed then will relate to the Fltzhugh Lee
monument and the annual contribution
to the endowment fund Of the Confed-
crate museum. Mrs. Joseph Bryan. the
president or the museum makes an
earnest request that the different State
chapters Of Daughters shall instruct their
local camps In he#fillng up Of the roll
Of honor Of every Confederate soldier
these rolls ito be placed for preservation
and future reference In the Confederate
Museum. This request Is all the more
important because the ia nks OF con-
Confederate veterans are rapidly +, thln-
Ming, and the information they alone can
N etu MT unn
3garnered. XII ~
Thc blank rolls are furnished, free OF
charge to every camp, and the only
favor asked is that they be returned
when completed, for binding and cata-.
,loguing the museum paying all ex-
penses. &. w SIX W.
i AS there will be so many delegates 70
The November convention, those who
have been appointed by the chapters are
requested to send their names to Mrs.
N. Randolph, No. Gil East Franklin
street. Richmond, Va, 50 that accom-
mediation may be provided for all.
A this will be the first assembling In
Richmond since the unlon,aof the two
divisions Of Daughters, 1t, will be lncuum-
bent upon members fof the Richmond
CHAPTER 10 render the occasion memo
rable. The next chapter meeting VIII
be on the second "Wednesday IN Octopcr
and a. full attendance Is requested LOT
the pcrfectlng OF necessary plans a1N ar
rangements.
GardnerBa Baylor.
-rbe wedding OF Miss Lucy Latane Bay
Tor daughter Of MIR and Mrs. Richard
Ravlor. Of Norfolk, to Mr.. John D. Cor
don. of Cebnllos. Cuba, I occurred wed
ncsday afternoon at the home OF tho
bride in Butte Street. Norfolk. Dr.. u n.
II. summerel OF the Client Presbyterian
church. performed the ceremony ct
., clock. Miss May Baylor was maid OF
honor. and Mr.. Christie Benet OF %.
lnmbia. S. c. was best man. a4E-
Miss Baylor has been ono Of Norfolk 8
most popular society girls since her
dohmt three years ago. Mr.. Gordon IS
tha son Of Mrs. George w. Gordon and
has many friends in his native city.
Married in Roanoke.
Miss Lena Payne, Of @CharlottesVll!e'
was married at the home OF her hnc!e'
| N1r.5W II. Payne, Of Roanoke, % MT
silas shelburne of Eastern North G ..p.
lima, Or. w. g. Campbell or inc r rs
i. ~, =, "a Mrs. shelburne left imme-
a, ~; FOR Norfolk and Atlantic City.
,rhov viii reside in Eastern North caro-
i'm where tho groom Is engaged IN WORK
tas'tho Norfolk and Western Railroad
Engagement Announced.
MI engagement Of Miss Mary Antoi-
META Thomas, OF Baltimore, 70 N, MI.
rbor,es Read Layrc. of iHampton' Va =,
has heen announced. The Weddlng WI!
takc Mace at tho Church Of st. Mlohael
| and all Angels IN BaltliI'oFe so SWIM 800
| during the autumn.
News From University.
,rbo literary societies of the University
both held organization meetings satnr-
i dnv night President Alderman. u L'1
Kent and Professor lille addressed INC
| Icfrorson. Probably a cross country clup
woro enthusiastically received, A num-
i Nor Of new members were added 70 eacn
soc,ety and the officers for tho following
i term were elected, W. NJ James Wls
chosen President OF the washington
Society and George Paddock or ,,ns
Jefferson. Probably a cross country clup
will he organized this year 70 w -. y
nrnctice for tho long distance running
Of tho track team, I.
The musical clubs Of the university
wl,l nrobably tour the South during the
Christmas holidays, This Is very popu-
/. lar movement among the students
Yachting Party.
delightful yachting party WAS given
by Miss Bessie Merritt. Of Norio!k' on on
Tuesday afternoon. Tho party left me
uampton Roads Yacht Club on the
y signtta. The guests we're Misses Ethel
Worrell, Margaret Pannlll, Margaret
GIN, Of Petersburg, md Fannie Gull
peppera Messrs. Peyton Blamire George
Leo and Gilman Kensett.
. Winchester Daughters,
Tho Winchester Chapter, Daughters OF
e the Confederacy, have recently elected
officers ns follows Mrs, ]. w, Mcsherry'
President; Mrs, Kate Reynolds and Mrs'
Campbell Presidents; Miss POWELL
y Secretary; Miss Mary Stribling, ils-
torlan, Misc Kate Reynolds is the dele
I gate to tho san Francisco conventions
Chapman-Batten,
\ A beautiful wedding took place on
Tuesday when Miss Nellie Batten and
| MIR. Ryland O, Chapman were married a
smi,hReld. Va, In tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Rev. NC, Green performs