The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
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cath, at s16, and Friday afternoon, April

cath, at s16, and Friday afternoon, April
27dll, at 800 at Cathedral Hall.
The Rev. Father Joseph N1agri, D. D.,
In his subject. ireland" will give q SYM
pathetic study Of country, peculiarly
Interesting To all students OF history. The
highly artistic atereopticon views lend
vividness to the narrative. recalling
scenes familiar to many OF Richmond
travellers.
The most exquisite Irish songs are
woven into the lecture with charming
effect. The object of tho lecture is o
worthy one and the ladies Of St. AIMS
invite the patronage Of their friends. The
pupils of all the Catholic institutions arc
expected to patronize the lecture. The
pupils Of Monte Maria Academy will at
tend In q body, clnperoned BY Mrs. w.
D. Harton, president OF st. AIMS.
Silver Tea.
Mrs. w. e. Greene will give silver
tea for the benefit Of San Francisco suf-
ferers on "wednesday evening. April a6th.
from eight to ten O'clock in her home,
No. z North Cherry Street.
Sacred Heart Concert.
Much interest is being manifested In
musical circles in the concert to be given
for the benefit Of the Sacred Heart
Church at Cathedral Hall, OIL Thursday.
May Sd. at S:15 P. NJ The programme
is being arranged by Mr. ]. Louis Sui
Ivan which In itself is a guarantee Of
its excellence, and some Of the best talent
| in the city, musical and dramatic Will
take part, among whom are Mrs. Jasper
u Rose, Miss Fannie West Miss Eleanor
Stelnbrecher, Miss Vllllkopz. Mr.. j. Lynn
Tucker, and Mr. Oscar, Lehman. These
names insure an evening Of rare pleas
ure and doubtless large and cultured
audience will be present.
C. M. l.. S. Meet.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
cicty will meet Wednesday, April 25th, at
II A. NJ. 95.4 VIZ
St. Johns Circle.
st. Johns circle. Kings Daughters will
meet Monday, April 2ad. at 4:30 P. NJ.
III the home Of Mrs. Samuel Cowardin,
In lakewood Avenue.
Annual Excursion.
The annual excursion to Jamestown
Island, under the auspices Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities, Is scheduled to take place
Saturday, May 10th.
Those having the affair in charge will
mako all arrangements for the comfort
and pleasure Of the large crowd accoIn-
panyng the A. p. V. A. AS historical
interest Is SO on the alert, the number
%! the excursionlsts will doubtless. this
Year. be greater than ever before. and
tickets should be gotten we'll In advance
OF the date.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. r. c, Graham. Of Tazewell, Va,
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Edwin p. Cox. for nearly two
weeks. will leave tomorrow (Monday)
with her little daughter. Mrs. Graham
has been the recipient OF many social
etlentions while here.
Miss Daisy w. Fleming is the su.st OF
Miss Mnude Shepherd. at Columbia. Va,
Mrs. May Davis and children have re-
turned from Visit to Miss Rose Philips,
OF Gordonsvllle, where they spent Easter.
Miss Eunice Fitzpatrick has returned
to her home. In Nelson county, after a
long visit to Baltimore and Richmond.
Miss jamie Hurt, who has been teach
Ing near Richmond this year. has re-
turned to her home, In Pittsylvania coun-
tv.
Miss Lena CLANCY and her sister Of
koanoke College. Dnnvllle. attended the
Eoadcap- CLANCY marriage at Raphne
Miss CLANCY was one of the bridesmaids.
Mr., Jacob Thalhimer will leave Rich
mond next Thurnday for New York.
wbele he will reside, and will visit Fred
e,lcksbl, S, Washngton Baltimore and
Atlantic City on his way.
Misses Polly Robins and sherrard VIII
cox, of this city, We're among the dancers
at tho Easter german Of the Portsmouth
Assembly, which was danced Th!raday
evening.
Mrs Karl IIlbbard Cornwall and little
daughter, I.orena, OF Wlton-on-the-
James, left Monday to join Mr.. Corn
Mfll In Rochester,. N, y. where they !
viii reside In tho future. Mrs. Cornwall
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Ida
Alice, of Wakefield Va, who Will spend |
the summer in Rochester and other north
ern cities,
Miss Hennlngham McCihee. OF No, 2o3a !
Nest Grace street. spent Two weeks IT
Easter in Wnrrenton. N G., visiting her
friend, Mrs. Joseph Il. Rodwell. Jr., for-
meyly of the Lexington Hotel, this city, !
Mcssrs, Edward S. Rose and Charles
M. Wesson left last evening for Pow
hnan county.
Mr.. q. II Palmatery and Mr.. Harry
Palmatery, Of Norfolk, spent Easter With