The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

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BROOKS. Wediieatiny,s October 2oth. at $3.50
i 5o'cloclt, In the home Of the bride, No
12Oi Prince Edward Street. Frederic rsls-
burg, va = lie YOUNG couple have many
l friends III RI chinoi1d, who Will DO interest
ell iii reading this announcement
Museum Thrown Open. j,
rhc doors Of tie Confederate Museum
| will be thrown open Wednesday nfter-
noon at o'clock for the reception Of
the presidential party.
f. rho party Will be received by the OIL
their representative Tho vice-reEents,
are: Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Miss Min
nle Baughtnatl, Miss Katherine stiles.
Mrs. TIL Cary, Miss M. r. Harris, Mrs.
j. II. Drake, Mrs. illain II. Cox. Mrs.
q. o 81 CoWardin, Mrs John W. Gordon,
Mrs. Decat ,1rG 5Axteli, Mrs. N. VI RAN
|.dolph, Mrs, r. aAs Patterson, Mrs. VIII
liam AN Ctenshnwi MISS Emma Scott ahd
Mrs W. Al. Harris
The officers are Mrs. G. w. F. Brock
and Mrs. james r. Werth, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. j. Finders Robinson. record
Ing secretary; Mrs. u. c. Dnniel, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. II. Theodore
Elysoh, treasurer and Miss Isabel
Mnury, house-regent
Jamestown Committee.
The appointment Of the jamestown EX-
position COMMITTEES Of the National So
&clety OF Daughters OF the American Rev
Eolution and ! the contribution Of several
thousand dollars to tho memorial CONT
ncntn1 hall fund Wednesday, the fifteenth
Tnnnlversary#oE tile organization, by pa
trlotlc Daughters, were announced Octo-s
Der 18th by the president general. MI
s Donald Clean. AS 81 result or the
contribution, Increased. cnm'gles townrd5
conrpietion of memorial .hall will be
made and a movement will be started
A for the construction of1nD. a. II. build
Ing at the coming celebration OF the first
English senttlelnent In tho United States.
Thirty,one names PROMINENT In the sos
ciety were placed on tho jamestown Tx
position committee, which follows:
Mrs. Benjamin Purcell Of Richmond,
chairman; Mrs. Roger a. Pryor, Mrs.
Katherine Livingston Eagnn,T Mrs. An
drew III Heneberger. Of Harrsonburg
Mrs. John p H Horsley, Mrs Samuel 3W.5|
Jamisol1,6 Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. James G.
Penn Mrs. Edith p. Roberts. Mrs. Robert
y. Park Miss Mary Desha, Mrs J. Eakln
Gadshy, Mrs. x. X. Henry Miss Me-
Lean. Mrs. Louisa Key Norton, Mrs.
John Ritehie, Mrs. Charles IT. Todd. Mrs.
Sally Marshall Hardy, Mrs. John Il.
Walker, Mrs. D Benjamin f. Gray, Jr., Mrs.
Charles s. Keith. Mrs. Win. w. knight.
Mrs. G.. Leavitt, Mrs. VIM. II. Pittman.
Mrs. ELLIS S.sIocpper,5 Mrs. James y. lglc-
hart Mrs. Cochran rs Mrs. Samuel 8SW.s
Helm, Mrs. John A. Murphy and Mrs.
Adam Gray.
Rurnmage Sale.
Commencing Thursday, October nine
'tecnt1. and continuing one week, the I
Of the. l'ansy Circle, Kings
Daughters. will hold rummage sale at
No. 1907 East Main Street SIS
CAS- this sale Is for the benefit ofSone /
of the nohlest institutions OF the State.
the Shelterlng Arms Hospital, It Is most
earnestly hoped by the managers that
the public will bear this notice in mind /
and contrtbutesFas literally as possible
any cast Off household articles or cloth-8I
ing, which will he called for If Miss Ar
,hcr, No. 400 East Main Street, Is notl-g|
fled BY phone 1856.
Entertainment for Miss Smith.
Miss Annie Smith, OF Richmond, and
Mr.. John Fountain. Of Reidsviile, N. Co.
were the guests of honor at very en-
joyable affair given last week BY Mrs.
W. ~. Creath, Of PAGES, Va.
Among the invited guests present we're
Misses Reba and Judith Morris, Maude
Oliver, Roma Vaughan, OF PAGES; Ruth
Barksdale, Bessie sutherlin Bessie Os-
borne, Mary Waddlll and Fannie Hodges,
or Brooklyn; sMesdnmes Barksdale and
Scales, Of Elmo. Among the gentlemen.
Messrs. Kent Frank and Sussex Morris,
r. X; Oliver, 'Jr., r.. Ellis Hudson, Russell