The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

And SncurkSIleul jsfjE
,,rsn Ind Ia this blushing dover.
~ ,,,,nn Y Sunbeam sped from his home on
iigli... Is y, XII I, n. I.
3 ia 3rarricd the rnindrop up to tho SIX
IIy.hcrn l,p ttoocd her for ono short llollr.
Siiert--uucen. night, cnn,c creeping doW g,
S51n$ search Of d pearl for her jewSScc.eu
Anfl&shc leaned o'er the sunsets bar ar
There III, II sen or Pnincthsst,
U sbe found tho tcnr that the sunbeam cal
94 nd fashioned tt into a star. .5.i
8t@5s a Elittcring silver star. Is 3.
Il III iHr '''f NJ an "a mes Ioclthnrt II ughcs.
In Honor Of Col. Mcclure. .5.
8 co,onel Alexander Kelly Mcclure. o.
philadelphia, who arrived IN Richtr'pu ~
E#last night and is stopping ~ tne ~, ~.
fcrson9I Hotel will he the guest OF hono.
4 n reception to be given this cyenins
- =. nveruor md Mrs Montague In tho,
A executive Mansion, at which Colonel Al M 8.
Cluro,s friends and many who desire ~ ~
n y,,ont 81 distinguished MI American VIII
nnve$ no privilege, through Ills llxce.-
1ency and Mrs. Montague, o. az INV NY
dnction to him. and cnn testify 10 la l,
qualification at his being IN RlchmSo''n'a&
by shaking his hand. i, !, IN,
on win De
rated with flowers and an orcTes re ~ VIII IL
play during reception hours.
i'TIo Richm1ond Chapter, Daughters OIL
y 4 ~ cnnfedcracy compliment Colonel Me
\ Clnre by giving him an Informal 5recep-
a i'm n Fec Camp Hall from4 toRb E. NJ.
do-dnya All Daughters Of the Confcd-
n eracy. Veterans aud Sons of Veterans
are Invited to the reception at Lee camp -sl'9
Hall. 5s # y !, =, y, 4,
Colonel Nc Cures lecture on our G e,
~" viii be gives, IN behalf 4 tho home
~. Noedv Confederate Women this eve
ming In the Academy Of Music. at S:oV
O'Clock. q rs Ss 4, j, "
The reception will be held inmed Lately
4 after tho lecture, and Colonel Mcclure
will leave tho city BY the midnight train
Paint and Powder Club.
8S4 Richmond people who remember with
much pleasulo tho annual visits to Ieicii-
Bnond OF the Baltimore Paint ana LlS 'ooIll
&Cnb.@ will be delighted to hear of its re-
Gy.ival under, the name OF the Baltimore
Athletic Club Dramatic Club.
8tt Tho new organization has X y DIS lnot
advantage in a home and n sponso r. tho
Baltimore Athletic Club having turned turned
over the third floor or us GU llou 1
$toRthe dramatic club Aai a
4 Mr.. George Gardner will be stake man an.
Niger: Professor Louis Fischer Will nave
charge the chorus and M l3a Y '
tsIoan ono 8of whose earliest librettos
was played by the Paint and powder
Cluin,5 will lend q hand n making me
3perfnrrnances Of the new clut a success. \
When the Paint and Powder Club comes
TO Richmond 1t will have % warm vel
come and a fine audience.
Exposition Committee.
IA committee appointed by the national mt t'l
forgantzatiDn, Daughters OF he American
sIaeyolu,ion. representing every state h II
5thn Iinion' viii come to Richmond in
Arril. for the purpose OF visiting James
town and deciding what would be the
#ftttcst part for the Daughters to under
take as their share In the work Of re TO-
ration going on at Jamestown. E
Mrs. Benjamin Il. Purcell, the regent OF
3,f1e Commonwealth, Chapter. has been
appointed chairman Of the receptiore
committee Associated with her from
Virginia will be Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page,
of Norfolk Va; Mrs. Hennebcrger, OF
51Iarrisonburg; Mrs. Howard, ofsAloSan-
dra. and Mrs. Lyons, Of charlottesville.
#8 REPRESENTATIVES from other States on
the committee are Mrs. j. D. Foraker,
Mrs. Russell "A. Alger, Mrs. S. .. Elklns,
Mrs. A. G. Patton, Mrs. James NJ. Fowler,
Mrs. Charles II. Terry, Mrs, James y,
Mellon. Mrs. j, a. 4. Hull Mrs. J. !.
HDolinger, Mrs. John r. Walker Mrs rs.
Henry I3urnham, Mrs. a. G. Foster; MIS-
- b. Quarles, Mrs. Julia a. Estey, Mrs
Charles w. I.plitt, Mrs Charles AZ West,
Mrs John#H. Bankhesad. Mrs. Walker
Talbot, Mrs. l.ucien w. Coy. Mrs. John
W Swift, Ifts John Campbell, Mrs
FRANKLIN c. Bi'ools, Mrs. John w. Ilol-
combe, Mrs. Eugero Dupont Mrs, George
M. Stcrnberg Mrs. katherine IL Gegan,
Mrs. Robert Z. Park, Mrs, Charles Il.
Deere. Mrs. w. L. Stanley, Mrs John
Middleton Mrs. c. RI. Tebaut, Mrs, a..
"a. Kendall, Mrs. Mott Mrs. John W.
n Carey, Mrs. w. H. Coleman, Mrs. w. c.
Thompson, Miss Alice G. lowell Mrs.
waiter b. Valiant, Mrs John 3. Crit
f1ths. Mrs. John Ynrdley, Mrs. Sarah o..
Is I,oundsberry Mrs. Clarke Warning. Mrs.
+ Mary D. Temple. Mrs. II. w. Sydnor. Mrs.
Mary S. Allen and Mrs Frank Mondell.
@ Mrs, Purcels friends are much graft
fed at tho honor shown in her appoints
ment la the cha!rmanship#of so impor-
Stant q COMMITTEES. After the visit to
Jamestown the committee viii make lis
report to the Continental Congress- IS
Annual Election. Il
The annual election OF officers and
members of tho board was held at 4St
r. NJ. yesterday, IN the audience
hall Of the Woman's Club.
@ Tho following officers We're elected
Miss Jane rutherford. president; Mrs ]
A. I.cfroy, first vice-presldcnt; second
vicc-pres!dent, Mrs, IL u, Lewis: secrer
tary and treasurer, Miss Claire Gull
laume; corresponding secretary. Mrs
Chiles NJ Ferrall.
The board with newly elected member!
Is as follows: Miss Jane NJ Rutherford
Mrs. j. A. LEROY, Mrs. Jackson Guy
Miss Guillaume, Mrs Moses y. lloge
Al 1nclra F,r.,p
NJ. n. Harris Mrs. j. Addison Cooke. Mrs
LELAND Rankin. Mrs. u, l.. Lewis. Mrs
II, r. Dashiell Mrs. ChIles Ferrall Mrs
D. 49, Munford, Mrs. ". q. Stnnard
THE amendment to- the constitution wa
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