The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
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.nd Mrs. non. ,Nasi,. north and south,
md Mrs. Charles Nash and Mr.. FRED.
Valentine east and west.
Reception to Pastor,
~. ,.a.an,inn given Friday night by
49, ,d,ea Aid Society OF Grove Ave-
80. 80 I,oniis, church to the pastor and
ass,sto ~ pastor was a great success.
s About 45o persons, members OF the church
and congregation were present at the
a.,,arta,nment, There vas great enthus-
go 80, ,,ver' ,he singing Of Miss Carlton,
I'm recently elected soprano OF the
.i,,,rch and the solos OF MISS l1oza
et,tat,ail of Broad Street Methodist
choir and OF Miss Robinson. OF Leigh
street Baptist choir, as well as the VIC
lin colo 1jy Mr.. Victor Menzcl, were
much enjoyed Professor ltamos anu
MISS Harris presided at the piano. Mr. Mr.
John Garland Pollard presided over inc
,naat,nn and DR.. Hawthorne, the pas.
.ns...n AZ, Rosscr, the assistant, made
addresses.
Woman's College Alumnac.
rhe Nomar's College Alumnae Assoc
o,aiion held It's annual fall meeting IN
. .,a' College chapel ton Thursday after
~. .,aon The exercises opened with the
hI,,rnaa hymn, writer by Miss Grace
" II andrum, of Atlanta, Ga.
N,,ss f,andrufn was present ana s3okc
hrienv Of ",The Power Which An Alum
mo Association Can Have In School.
sic referred to the annual gatherings or
tho Alumnac NJ the Northern colleges,
mud the pride and interest IN the alma
matter which helped to sustain high
standard.
Orriccrs were elected for the ensuing
renr: Miss Clara BECKER. president; Miss
Emma Whitfield, first vice-president; MISS
Mary C. Anderson, second vice-prcsiucnl;
Mrs Byrd j. Winston treasurer; Mrs. =.
Il. Garnett, corresponding secretary; MISS
Belle yvillinghnm recording secretary.
The chairmci OF The various committees
are as follows.
Academic, Mrs. Il. Il. Gaines; Enter
tainment HIS. Byrd Jones Winston; Rc-
ceptlons, Mrs, G. b. Garrett; Finance,
Mrs. VIM. =. Mathews Conference Miss
Elise Hodgson
Hopkins Knight.
: Miss Carrie l. Knight. OF Z, h' Sa1nonr;
News, were quietly married at chester
va, October 2Gth, the Rev. a. G. Jordan
Officiating. The bride is well known ana
popular througllcnt5thc state. me couple
have the best wishes of host OF friends
here and elsewhere. They will reside In
this city.
Hagan-Wilkins.
Miss Clara Ernestine wilkins, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Wilkins. OF ms
tober sd, at II o'clock. to Mr. Stanley
Loving Hagan. OF washington. The 5ccrc-
imony was performed in the home OF the
bride, No. SIS IL Twenty-nfth. street, by
Rev. G. II. Boggs. OF Highland Park
church. @
son and character, was attircd tn
travelling suit Of gray with hat and
gloves to match. TO the regret OF her
many friends in this city. she Will make
her home IN Washington .. c., where
Mr. Hagan is engaged In prominent bust
ness
Double Engagement.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Hyde announce
the engagement of ineir two daughters.
the double wedding 10 take place at
home, November 22d.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde will on that date
be welded to Mr.. James Clifton Robert
son, OF Virginia, now a resident OF North
Carolina. and Miss Mary Meredith Hyde
will become the bride OF Mr., Walter
Ransom Myers, OF Smithteld. Va. Tor
nerly of Richmond. saa ls
IN Miss Montague's Book.
THE Poet. Miss Kate. and T. has just
been published by the Baker and Taylor
Publishing Company.
The Richmond public will be much
sntereY1sd In IT'S appearance. as the
author. Miss Margaret Montague. IS we'll
known here having visited friends In
the city many times. She has already
gained a reputation In the literary world,
and her future Is full of promise.
The story Is the post complete and
satisfying description OF mountain seem
cry and life around the White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. and the romance Is
developed with easy grace. Is clever.
ingenious and Thoroughly entertaining.
She has a depth Of feeling and sense
OF humor that make her novel piece
OF genuine literature. &
Miss Lutte Entertains.
Miss Stella Lutte delightfully."- enter
tanned her friends at her home. No. 21s
North Eighteenth Street. las. Tuesday
evening.
The parlors were handsomely decor