The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Dauphters Pleascd.3


Daughters Pleased.
Tho last Issue Of the y on, estowrl5 Bulle-2
ID TN, tho clever little monthly, Of which
v Mrs. Frank Anthony NdLlko is tile lnu man
aging editor, says ii s38 81 i53 III
$ The EDau ghters Of the Confedcracy Of
North Carolina8 IRE much pleased with
II the work the Daughters II Of virginia t.
4 have done toward the representation al
the Jamestown Exposition in regard 70
the building. at the tlnntic lo tel
Morehead city N. C. where many prom '1 Y
incnt people are visiting, Mrs, Frank Ans an
q thony Wake, Of Norfolk. called q meet
Ing OF tho Daughters. Fourteen chapters
Il that number forming conventton} from
North Carolina, one from Atlanta. Y ta,,8
and ono from r. e.. Leo CHAPTER, Wash IL
4 ington, p. c., were represcnted sS q bout
a fifty ladies were present. There was
5Smuch interest manifested many ques-5
tons asked and much discussed. The
work done by the Virginia Daughters
was endorsed, and all promised TO DC
K what they could to raise money and to
present It to their convention IN October,
II to b held In Durlanl. These indies went
sto work at once, and It Is rather a coins q
\ cidence, North Carolina was the first 4
State to make nm appropriation FOR state
building-and the North Carolina Divl y
sion was the first to raise money Tor the
al Daughters building. Beautiful stablenuxs
! we're given and a very nice sum realt2ed,s
Il which Will be sent to the State trensu rers5
Us Tho curtain rose on H a fine tablealx,
.sPocahontns," by Miss Gretchen Barnes:
SEf az Wilson. N 81 c., and virginia Dare, "A
by Miss Imogone Bernard & of Greensboro
8I NJ The Reveries Of a Bacll elor''$ W =
well done by many handsome D W. mem
while Mr.. Verdery, Of Miss ippi, was
f6ary n
were represented by beautiful girls and I
the Southern songs were sung as seacllj
Girl Y making n picture was II SEEM Mr.
Pumprey. OF Norfolk, who has a 6bcauti-S
8H tul tenor voice, sang with much feeling
5 as the curtain went up on each plctu
I've hope the young ladies whose names l
Ss nre mot mentioned will forgive. 5! Isl but
for want OF space had to be eft out
NJ special mention must be made OF The
Dixie Girl, Miss Stuart Jones, OF Char
1 lotte, N /. CT: Virginia Girl Miss Hal
5 Nforson, OF Raleigh, N !. g, and 81 North
ssE Carolina Girl, Mrs. Sue Hume. OF Green's
boro, N. 4 G. Tho girls did we'll and 8were
beautiful III " " s
.ssf At KesWick for August.
ssSs Miss Anne keith Royal. who has been
q the guest Of the Misses An TRIM. OF Char:
q Iottesyille IS now at Cloverfeld,1 the
home OF Mr. +. M. Randolph. where she
and Miss Helen Tanner OF this city VIII
@s spend the month; of aug ust.
Miss Royal and Miss Tanner attended
q; pretty mornipg german, given on Sat
2i3fln day last. at the Keswick Hunt Club
III Others dancing were Mr.. and Mrs. John
IS IL, Sawyer. Dir and Mrs. Thurman, N
and Mrs. Horne, Mr., w. G. Reed, Mrs.
ong Miss Gunther, Miss Anthony, Miss
Winchester. ISIS ) Richards Misses LEY,
s of Baltimore; Messrs Brinton Williams
Kable and Dr.3J. A. -. Il Sinclair.
Engagement Announced.
2 Tho engagement OF Miss Augusta Dab
rey Writ daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Payne
Writ, Of Westmoreand county, Virginia,
to Mr.. William G, Nollo, OF " ilmington,
N Del, was announced last week at Kenne-
bunkport Maine, says the Baltimore Sun.
Crouch Connor.
ii Il Mr.. and Mrs, William n. Conner. Of
Y Bristol Na.-Tenn., have issued cards for
the marriage Of their daughter. Mary
!5 Hazel, to Mr.. Wiley G. Crouch The
marriage will take place III the home Of
tho BRIDES parents, on Wednesday Az
gust ed. i ,s
at Clifton Park,
Miss Loving, OF Clifton Park, Va, has
filled her beautiful country homo with
a delightful company OF congenial peo-
&ple from many States. Cards, driving
II and horseback rides are ngreeably in
terspersed with excursions to ball games
and the Casino, SO that every variety
u o. taste may DO gratihed. @ 81
Richmonders summering In this charm
4 ing spot are Mrs. Lucian B. Tatum Mrs.
Sadie Quarles. Miss Qunrles. Mrs. Cory
don Sutton. Miss Sadie Sutton, Mr.. Cory
don Sutton. Jr,. and Mr.. Herbert Sutton.
For Summer Rest.
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Nolte. tho
p excursion manager to Beach Park. tho