The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-14
ny A. 3. swINBURNE.

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Of tho fact that eighteen thousand Con-
federate soldiers are buried IN Holly
wood; and that every effort Is being made
by tho ladies Of the association to leave
no grave without flowers on the annual
Memorial Day.
Snith-Whittington.
The Charlottesville Morning News OF
Friday has the following announcement,
which will prove OF interest to many
Richmond people. The News says
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Wilmington.
OF Los Angeles. Cal, announce tho en-
gagement Of their daughter. Jessie Whit
tington. to Or. Harry Le Cato Smith,
OF Virginia. 4, Il
Gochnauer-Peake. .3
Mrs. Mamie Rose Peake, Of Norfolk,
Va. has Issued invitations to the mar
rage OF her daughter. Pearl Fitzhush.
to DR.. Frederick Gochnauer the mar
riage TO take place on Wednesday after.
noon, May ed, at 4 o clock, 10 the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church at Norfolk.
Board to Meet.
The board OF managers Of the Shelter
Ing Arms Hospital will meet to-day at
noon at the hospital. A full attendance
settled.
Personal Mention.
Mrs NJ L. stratton and daughters.
Misses Eliza and Nellie Stratton, OF
Petersburg, are visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Minnie Garst. Of Salem. Va. is
the guest Of Mrs. j.. A. Kratz, OF No.
oO14 Jefferson Park. II
Mrs. William Harmon, OF Norfolk. Is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John Kess-
Mich. Of No. 500 East Clay Street
Miss Isla stratford. OF Greensboro, n.
c., is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. A. q.
stratforri, OF No. 3l5 East Main Street.
Miss Annie Charles, OF Grove Station,
va, is undergoing medical treatment IN
this city. 3
Or. j. v. Halter, OF Wythevile, Va.
Is in the city on business. He Will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Denim, Of Milwa Al
kee. wis, are the guests OF the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kratz. Of
No. aol4 Jefferson Park. Mr.. Denim WILL
leave to-day for his home, but his wife
will remain In Richmond until June
1Fs sss
Miss Ethel Carr is the guest Of rela-
tves in Newport News.
Mrs. II. G. Freeman is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Nal
lory. OF Lawrenceville. Va
Mr.~w. d Hill. Of South Boston, Va,
spent several days in Richmond last
week.
Miss Sarah Goodwin has returned to
her home IN Wytheville. Va, after spend
Ing the winter in Richmond. 8.
Mrs. ]. J. Lindsay, who represented
the Hampton Rebekah Lodge at the
convention last week. has returned TO
her home in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Petit, Of this
city. are the guests at Rock Rest, near
Palmyra. Va.
Mrs. ". w. Miller Is spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and MRS..
". Palmer at Fitzhugh, BRUNSWICK coun-
ty, Va, sit&
Professor James E, Allen left Newpoft
News Friday for trip to Washington
and Richmond sfi
Miss Amy Tutwler was recently called
TO Palmyra Va. by news OF the illness
Of her sister, Mrs, sclater.
MI, T, c. Ware is visiting at his for
mer homo near Tappahannock, Va.
The members OF the Danville Chapter,
Daughters of the ConfederRcy, arc ar
ranging nm elaborate programme In cele-
bration OF the birthday OF Jefferson Davis,
which comes on June Sd.
Mr., and Mrs. J. II. Rhudy, Of 1nde-
pendence. Va, are IN the city
Mr., Roy cabell visited his parents In
Nelson county last week,
Mr., and Mrs, Benjamin Barden, OF
Amelia county, are In the city,,
Or. ], ], scherer and r, A. Anderson;
OF Marion, Va, attended the Grand
Lodge OF odd Fellows here last week.
Mrs Samuel Davis and Miss Pattle
Haskins, OF Clarksyille, Va, recently WIS.,
tied friends In the city.
Mrs Charles Curry 49, returned to
sfaunton. after q wise % Richmond and
Petersburg;
Mrs II, NJ. O'Conner has returned
from Visit to Roanoke. where she was
the guest OF Mrs, J. ]. Gurrer.
MI Watson Y. Arlington has returned
from a short stay In Norfolk,
Observation-Disclosures
Be1amar Notes,
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