The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Miss Watt at Club.

III Miss watt, Of Canada, secretary general
Of the Mission to the Lepers, lnterestea
& a large audience at the w oman s iSluo
last afternoon by a most interesting az
count Of the needs of the sLeper Settie--
ment and the noble work done IN 5 us pc
Malt nv men and women who have given
Z their lives and fortunes to the work OF
bringing aid to the lepers- - /.
The nictures drawn by Miss WATT OF
suffering and sorrow among the class OF
slnfortunates' in whose behalf she mace
her appeal, awoke sympathy and interest,"
In every heart "A large NUMBER Oh tle
: ladies' belonging to the Leper sAssocia-
u 3;nn we're present, among them Mrs.
sSI Iandon Mason. the president; Mrs. =. ..
Noting. the Misses Noting, Mrs. F.$C
B Hair and Mrs. a. ". CARRIER
Building Fund Circle.
AIRS William Ellyson's Circle Of the
1yoman,s Building Fund Association Sec
ond Bautist Church, have fixed upon the
last week in May for an excursion 70
williamsburg. The date will be SATURDAY
+ May e7th. This association is pledged TO
raise one thousand dollars by the firse
OF next January.
For years the ladies Of the Second
Church have given valuable assistance to
Al Of the charitable, patriotic and othe!
organizations of the city, and are noted
for their public spirit and generosity.
Now that they are making this effort
& Ia raI se money for one of their great en-
a terprises, they hope to have a generous
response from their friends, not FOR
contribution, but rather for q fine oppor-
3 tunity to spend a charming day at the
old capital Of Virginia at the time Of
year when this lovely and interestly place
Il is looking its best.
The circle Is composed Of prominent
women whose names will be given later
Bladen-Go ddin.
Miss Annie Goddin, of Richmonds and
"a mir John Bladen, of Roanoke, an &employe
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
were married yesterday at P. NJ, In
the parlCrs Of the Rev. Dr. Russell Cecil,
pastor Of tho Second Presbyterian
Church.
The ceremony was quiet. The bride was
very pretty in a going away gown Of
brown The honeymoon will be spent at
Virginia Beach and Mr.Rnnd Mrs. Bladen
will make their home in Roanoke.
Queen Of May.
Miss Betty Euyson''sa Building Fund
Band Will give. a Queen OF May festival
at 8 o'clock. on the evening of May 5th,
in the lecture room OF the Second Bap-
IA fist Church.
A matinee at 2 p. NJ. will follow on
may oIU - 1lt idAlLiI pIoIiiiscS " oc o!lc
III OF the most interesting events Of the
early Easter season, and Is looked for
ward to with eager anticipation.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Bramham of Flu.
wanna county, announce the engagement
OF their daughter Bette, to Mr.. ]. B
Bowles. of Goochland. The marriage
Will take place soon after Easter.
Bishop-Plunkett.
Miss Margaret Plunkctt, daughter O
Mrs. l.. II 'Plunkett, OF Plunkettsville
and MT. Thomas Bishop were married
ai Tuesday evening in the home of thu
brides mother, in Plunkettsville, by thu
Rev, M. l.. Wood, D. D., Of the Staun
ton Baptist Church.
Virginia and Yale Entertained.
The Norfolk alumni OF the Unversit,
OF Virginia are arranging for a dance
TO be given at the Country Club Saturda
evening next. in honor of the baseball
players of Yale and Virginia, who viii
meet on the diamond at Norfolk OIL
81 Saturday afternoon, The proposal ha
met with great enthusiasm, and tn
9 affair promises TO be a grand success.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Cooper of Washing
ton. formerly Of New York. have re
turned TO Washington from a proonge
M stay In their country place in the Blu
H Ridge Mountains They will come
Richmond the latter part Of the wee
TO spend Easter. They will attend TIL
wedding OF Miss Margaret Watkins t
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