The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

their several oottagcs, having passed one u,
OF the t,lcasahtcst evenings OF tho setson.
Daughters Of Confederacy.
rho Richmond Chapter, Daughters aof
the Confcyinrnny, opened It's fall meeting
Wednesday, afternoon with q largo NUM- NUM-
Der present. After reading the hifut es, i
reports ofHGthc committees were iiei at %.
Mrs. 4vawter,R chairmui, Of commit tee for
looking 'ititothe preservation Of Con-
fcderate relirs and papers az the state
Iibrnry, rnt,or,ch that she Had visited
tho library last week. MIR. Kennedy had
,ccn very courteous In showing her tho
relics that were on exhibition. ana also
the letters Of Generals Lee ana JACKSON.
which were mounted on cardboard for
!. preservation Sch also reported tho rates
to tho convention at San francisco 10
be $50 for tic round trip.
Mrs. Leigh. of Norfolk. is trying e gat
eno,igll passengers to engage ~ Pullma..,
which wifi reduce the rates to $o cacll
way j. All desiring to join the Rlsninonu
sparty&nust notify Mrs. Nv, II. Va a',s!e11
by tho eighteenth Tho party leaves on
tho 25th.5i49
Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel was present,
and called tho attention Of the chapter
to resolutions passed at the sconVcn'i, ION
OF 1900, providing thnt each chnpler s, ,,,
annually an amount To the museum. Tho
u
trIbution Of $tO TO tho Virginia room ana
Sis to the endowment fund.
Mrs, Gilmore, regent Of the Louisiana
room, and member Of tho New Orleans
Daughters, was introduced 70 me en- "
tor. Mrs. Ne1ms, OF Newport News, was
also present. Two new members, 49, ,,n .,s
Pollard and Mrs. Dean Wcro introdu ,eu.
z The delegates who arc going to san
Frnncisco nre Mrs. l.. II Tlmberlako.
Mrs. w. r. Vawter, Mrs George Lyon
and Mrs. b. A. Blenner. The chapter IS
entitled to eighteen delegates. Nlrs.
Charles d.i$1Ilot, First Vlce-Prcside9t
Of Virginia District, will DO chairman 81
tho Virginia delegations rho only in
struction that the Richmond delegates
havo Is to vote against snlaried officers :,
Letters Of sympathy to members or
chapte In sorrow We're directed 10 DC
sent. The president will appoint the COM
nittees on entertainment, headquarters
and hall for the convention to DO heid
here November Sth.
Tohnson-Dietrich.
A beautiful wedding was cclcbrnted
last evening at $50 in the Engllsh iLu.l.a
2eran Church at Seventh and Grace, when
Miss Margaret Josephine Dietrich was
given In marriage to Mr.. Sidney John.
SON. Rev Charles a. NIarkc. pastor or
the church, performed tho ceremony. The
bride was beautifully gowncd IN white
silk and carried Brides roses The mao
Of honor was Miss Cora M. Johnson OF
'Cismont, Albcmarlc county. and mo
.brltlesmalds were Misses Kate Vogier,
Bertha Dietrich, Hannah Martin, Fnnn!d
Craig and Mrs. Fannie Dietrich. Mr.. L.
d. Booth, OF charlottesville, was best
man. Fishers were Messrs. Edward VOC
Ter, Joseph Chadwick, John Dietrich
George Holdsworth and DR.. William
Craig.
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the young couple left for Albeinarlc to
spend the honeymoon, after which they
will live In Roanoke.
The bride IS the attractive daughter
of Mrs. Catherine Dietrich, Of Hcnrico,
and the groom is a popular young busi'
ness man of@Roanoke.
Phaup-Roberson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William "A. Robertson an
ncunce the marriage OF their daughter,
Minnie Lura, to Mr.. Edwin Phaup, We'd
nesday September the 6. 1905, Baltl-
more, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Phaun are ut home to
their friends at 1872 East Broad Street,
Richmond.
For Emmanuel Church.
An entertainment will be given Mon
day, September 18th, at n. M, at Old
Church, Hanover county, iol the bene-
ut Of Emmanuel Episcopal church. Polk
Miller and his famous duartctte VIII
amuse thcf9 audience. and Refreshments
will be served after q 2. N. ,5
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Lee Mcmillan, of New Orleans, is
at the Jefferson. Later she will be the
guest Of Mrs. VIM. Cluls. in her coun-
try home, near Richmond.
| 4 y = "
Mrs, George w. helms, of the John W,
Daniel Chapter; Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, of Newport News Is In he city
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. a. j. Montague, she
went on Thursday to the Home for Needy
Confederate Women for the purpose OF
selecting q room for endowment Mrs
Nelms and Mrs. Montague give much 81
their time and labor to this sacred cause
and are enthusiastic over the progress
they have made. This will be the fourth
endowed room at the new homo, which
vas bought abouta year ngo.
DR.. Philip Taylor and family have re.
turned from New Hampshire.
Mr. Nathan Simon, n prominent young
| business man Of East Radford, va, Is
| in the city to attend the Johnson-Dei
| rich wedding. which took place lust cSoi
ing.
Mrs. Geo. NJ West. Of '"ruckahoe,'
who has been critically Ill at DR.. II. W
Deir's hospital, in Lynchburg, IS I'm
proving
,5s Miss Marie Johnston leaves to-day fol
| New York to meet her mother, VINO Is
| returning from an extended european
! tour.
Miss Leila Gilmer Betty. daught,o,r Of
Rev. l.. b. Betty, left for Lynch6ure
"Wednesday to become student of Ran
dolpti-Macon Wonan's College.
/ Miss Marguerite +. Manor, daughter
1 of w. r. Manor has just entered Kan
dolph-Macon Womans College,
y Misses Mary and Ann urner, Of No. 10l
1 North Fifth Street. have returned to ran
dolph-Mncon Woman's College. Lynch
burg. Va.