The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

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i e ~ Was the poor hear
i a S8 Love to be saved f
This series began in The Times Dispatch l su una
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i mon Rorers, John Hampton Chamber
i In one charles q. Bowe, Cabell Fitzgerald,
j VI N, 1 sutton, 4 ohm 3. Parrish, alnes
1 -. Drake, Jr George ". Elodgs on, !!
4 liz II Jennings C. Irving Blair, Albert
Tanner. G. NJ Grant and ~ n. ugl1a M =,
Visiting men were Mr.. Dodge. MI, r. !, -
Harrison Mr.. s.. w. Fuller and Mr.. e. r.
Henderson. E III n ;,$F
AZ D oran- Gardner.
! Or. John Bcale Gardner, Of F'redericks
Hall, Va announces the approaching
marriage OF his daughter, Ros:llle fiu!ltel,
Ito ltert% Lawrence !)orar OF y.
Iington d. c., the son OF the late 'u'''es
liDoran, of3tllat city. \, Y Il, " !,
\ ,rje marriage will take place Februa ~
4 15th. III washington, D. G. Miss Gardner
i Il 4 native Of Louisa county, y AZ but
\ for the past few years she has mac hel
Ihome in Washing ton. where by heI s% ',es!
disposition and genial manners shy i"1o
4 won many friends. y; = . !,
1 Judge and Mrs. Watson Returned
Judge ana Mrs. Walter A.. Watson SO have
4 returned from visit to New orleans alla
the South. Judge Watson mas p l1,I, s,a
Il FORMER h home OF Mr., Peter Tinsloy an an
i Mrs. watson will be at home ITO friends
4 there a on thursdays during l ehfuary.
i After that time Judge. and Mrs. WATSON
i will reside permanently IN N otto '''
county Va. 5 - a, 81
De Saussure--Wa atkins.
,fr and Mrs Robert w. Watkins OF
Il No, invest Grace Street, announce VIZ ~
a engagement Of their daughter, ma 49, !,
Chopper to Mr. William Peronnea Y de 2
\ saussure OF New York, the marrlase =. -
Il take place In the spring. vi s Y!
a Miss watkins, whose father resides 1
q FOR n part or the year at his country.
II home in Houston, Va, has Y spent tnc
winters since herintroductiona 70 I Ricl ! :.
| mond society in this city, where she mas
been universally admired ana y POI Pull ~
= sho nossesses all the sweetness Of ais
& position and manner that, combined Win
i cultivation and refinement, mark Z. t, ~
Il southern girl distinctlvely, wherever 9 ne le
r Is known. Mr.. de saussure IS the II r soi
I. Of Mr.. and Mrs. William r.. dc SaussSupEe
( Of No. i316 East Main Street, For some
q years he has lived in New ork. DELE
!, successfully connected with a large fbusi-
4 ness flrm of that city IIe has a wide
!. circle Of friends In Richmond and the
= announcement OF the approaching Wca.
4 ding will be q matter Of interest to n
. who know Miss Watkins and her. tiance,
Fancy Valentine Ball,
|. ,rhc fancy Valentine hal K to be Eiye
! rrlday7 evening, February 10Th, IN tEe
Masonic Temple, and undel tho AUSPICES
Il Of Miss Mary Thomas $ Auxiliary OF my
g Home for Incurnblcs, promises every !ill y
Pal ! nj -
in the way OF q pe;tutllu.i anu t '''s -
l., entertainment. NJ l5ls
d. While invitations have been sent on
al thcy arc not necessary for admission .
! tho ball. nor do they admit the bearer
&, Tickets at fifty cents each may be pur'
k chased at the door or from any mem
( Der OF the auxiliary.
e l. It Is requested that all children haVlnE
+ fancy costumes will wear the same t
ada to the beauty and pcturesdueness
ss the st. Valentine ball
II The ladies OF tho Auxiliary who are mos
ID energetic in n their efforts to rem
der tho ball a great success are Mrs
il, Warner Moore Mrs. Thomas L. Moore
Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. James Scott Ia!
A. rish, Mrs John Miller. Mrs. Archibald
ct Patterson, Mrs. Lucian Tatum, Mrs
Q; Adolph Williams Mrs, Thomas T. Jei
frcss, Mrs. Chiles M. Terrell, Mrs. Jane
to Shelton. Mrs. 7. N. Jones. Mrs. Pnge
id Mrs, Waller. Mrs. ]. W. YOUNG, Mrs =,
nest z. Wilson, Mrs, t. r. Hamberlir
10 Misses Roberta Allen, Elizabeth 4Taylo,
s Margaret strlngfellow, Elizabeth Pnttel
Tx son, Sadie and Waller Jeffress. Iren
s& I7Itzgcrald Mary Lamar Turpin, Mar
"a Williams and Daisy Wilson.
s. Virginia Yacht Course,
= Mr.. Thomas Fenton Day, editor of 9TH
"a Rudder" Americas representative yaci'
q. ing publication, and q prominent and er
u thusastic yachtsman, has been In cor
p. sultation this week with parties In MOI
u folk, prominent in yachting circles,
A. The object Of his visit was to max
6. arrangements for the ocean yacht rae
Q. this summer that starts from New Yor
IN June Goth and ends in Hampton Roads ,
8. This race will bring to Hampton Roao
G. some of the costliest and speediest yacht
o. forty feet and under, owned In the Vlcll
us ity of New York, Together with II
II yachts that will represent Norfolk, Ricf
=. mond and Baltimore, Virginia watel
~, will see the largest fleet OF racing yach
- ever assembled in the South,
W On July 4th there will be race over
- course in the lower Chesapeake for fort.
foot yachts. that will servo to show II
Northern yachtsmen that Virginia has
superb racing course inside the cape
which Us In every way adequate for q
proposed International yacht race.
II is Mr. Days belief that the standa
for tho ocean race and the bay race
July 4th should also he the standard
the international race in 1907, lie IL sa
isfied that 1t will be wise to limit Il
entries for the important series in la
to forty-footers. BY doing so there W
be- many costly and speedy yachts enter
from all parts Of tho world that Won
not be offered In event the dimensons
the contestants were fixed on such
large scale that only rich men could l
ford to compete. The race on July 4
- will demonstrate the merit of the Ches
~ pcakc Bay course for the 1907 races.
ar Mr., Day has comprehensive outli
OF the international series, as he belle,
the races should be sailed, and he "
lay this before the board of governors
the Hampton Roads Club at the me
ing 10 be held this week AS soon as