The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
colonial Danes to Meet.

n
AS tho decision has to be made IN re-
Is gard to the gift Of the Danes for the
battleship, Virginia, and as the annual
outing OF the Danes is. still an unsettled
\ question, the April assembling promises
sto be an important one from u business
standpoint.
3t Thornton--H Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Holman announce
l%the marriage Of their daughter, Lorenn
Maud to Mr.. Edwin c. Thornton. on We'd
nesday, April 18th, in washington, p. G.
4s83s5 Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton have returned
to Richmond and will make their home
on Nicholson Street, Fulton.
Daughter Of Judge Richie.
h richmond women will be interested to
know that the recently elected president
general Of the Daughters of the xAnleri-
can revolution, is a niece OF Judge AZ
bert Richie. of Baltimore. Judge Iitctlie
/ married Miss Lizzie Caocll, the daughter;
Of the late Or. Robert G. Cabcll, and ono
Of the most beautiful women ever known
4 IN Richmond The Baltimore Sun, refer
ring to Mrs McLean's election, says:
IS Mrs Donald Mclean was before her
marriage Miss Emily Nelson Richie, of
Frederick, Md. She IS handsome, cui-
#tured and eloquent and has for years been
spromincnt in the Daughters Of the a 1r1eri r.
4 can Revolution and other patriotic socie-
ties and woman 6 lubs "a
Flight years a go she was nominate for
president general Of the Daug hters SdSQfi
THE American Revolution, bit was not
elected.
sSs5S4In 1901 her friends again urged her
I to become a candidate, but she refused
a to allow her name to be used, preferring
4 that harmony should prevail.
n 81 Mrs. Mclean, in a letter to the Sun in
N 1901 - In speaking Of her candidacy and
THE fact tina t some of the Maryland dele
81 gates had failed to support nor for pres
6ident general, wrote in part: ~
tI535S am a native of Maryland; my girl
III hood was spent in Frederick and In Bal
VI timore-while in the latter place the guest
Il OF my uncle, Judge Albert Richie. My
3 father was Judge John Richie think
N need hardly to recall his services 10
III A1nrvland, both in tho Unitad States Gem
sAgi,tss and on the bench of tic Court oil
sAppeals, ~ III
n Ny grandfather was Judge William
z 3P.. .Maulsby. The tribute paid him in your.
#colulnns upon his deuthEb but a few years
Sasince is probably fresh In the minds Of
Ssyour readers. 4: 35
undertaken and accomplished since my
marriage and consequent lifein New York:
III will not Of course, speak In detail.
tSmention all these facts to the people of
my beloved State. Maryland 10 which
3El have striven MOTTO bring dscredit at
least, In order that the men and women
ssof$ my old home who cherish regard for
1.-THE sons and daughters OF Maryland may
A understand my position Just now and may.
give me the comfort Of their moral sup
sport.'
4. Snead-H Hancock.
Miss Minnie Lee Hancock and Mr.. vii.
Sl liam 2. snead were.AlfiarrIsd att $50
n o'clock Thursday, A4,ril,e0er, in the home
" OF the brides aunt. Mrs. Richard w.
St Battleby, the Rev. a. a.. Jones performing
a the ceremony. A reception followed.
Tor the present Mr.. and Mrs Sncad
viii reside at No. sol Nicholson Street. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Walters, or
tlanta, Ga. are stopping II few days
with their mother, Mrs, FL. E. Walters, of
55SSthis city They go from here to New
York. and on the 26th Of this month sail
for Liverpool. They will travel abroad
\ sfor several months, visiting France,
&d1taly. Switzerland, Germany, Holland
Scotland and other European countries.
II Mr.. Walters is a Vlrgnian BY birth, but
'or some years has made Atlanta his
4HoIHt. lie is one OF that clty'S, success
ful young business men, being secretary
\ and treasurer of The Cotton Publishing
Co, and closely identified with mum
her Ct financial institutions. He Is also
& vice president of the Realty Bond e
h Trust Company, of this city, and ex-
d presses his intention Of always retaining
M moneyed interest In the Old Dominion,
rs well as being ever her loyal son.
Mr.. Harrison's Story.
n Mr.. Henry Sydnor Harrison. son Of tho
4 late DR.. CaskIe Harrison, appears in
rs SEyerybody's Magazine for May as the
Il author Of clever and well told story
n that Richmond and Virginia people will
q be much interested in Mr. Harrison's
readers will note that he writes viii,
II the ease and facility of expression char
sacter.stic. not of the beginner, but of The
& well versed man in literature. His story
lis called 1.-THE Mercenary Brown" and
Belongs to springtime. Mr. Harrison
Il Sister. Miss Norvell Harrison, Is also al