The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

Arthur Davenport, formerly VI I.iciii ''l''
now Of BlrflinGhnt1l, Ala.
Miss Cobhs is n grent-granddaughter OF
the first f1plscopal Bishop Of Alabama,
and through him. Of many families prom
lnent both In Virginia and Alabama,
where the Bishops memory Is equally
revered ana loved Miss Cobbs Is very
accomplished and attractive, and great
favorite In the society circles Of Mont
gotnery and Alabama.
Williams Memorial Circle.
NJ The Williams Memorial Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet at the sheltcring
Arms Hospital Tuesday, afternoon, April
10Th, at 4:ao o'clock.
Hewitt-Bowser.
a wedding Of interest to Richmond reo-
pie was that Of Miss Olive Bowser, dn,igh--
ter OF Mrs. j. y. 13owser, TO Mr.. Aubrey
Mitchell Hewitt. Of this city which tooEE
place last. wednesday afternoon at
O'clock II, the rectory Of st. James Epis-
Rev. r.. WI IIogue officiating. Mr..
Hewitt Is thefs son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Hewitt, Of Richmond, but Is now In bust
ness IN Wilmington.
% Country Store.
The ladies III the Rounding Home Of
Church 1iilewill open n country store
81 Sixth and Broad Streets In the store
formerly occupied BY the Atlantic Tea
Company, on Easter Monday. Mrs. L. =.
Wenlenberg, Of Barton Heights, and Mrs
J. B. Lacy, of No. Ills Grove Avenuo,
will have charge Of the store. Contribu-
tons are Earnestly solicited and may
be sent either to Mrs. WendcnberE or
Mrs Lacy, or to the store on Easter
Monday. @ j 3
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of tho MARYLAND
Society Of Colonial Danes was held at
Its house, No. Az North Charles Street,
Thursday, April 9Th. The officers elected
were President, Mrs. Ann Won Kapit;
First President, Mrs. William Read;
Second ice.Presdent, Mrs. N. G.,
Read: Second Vice President Mrs. N. G..
Penniinnn; Manngers-Mrs. John Ridgely.
Mrs =. s. Beal, Mrs Charles Rieman,
Miss Mary Tllghman, Miss Elizabeth H.
Stokes and Miss Elizabeth Chew VIII
liams. ..3,
The treasurer's report showed pros
porous financial condition.
Eanes-Jacob.
M. and Mrs, ". A. Jacob have issued
Invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Bessie, to Mr.. Edward Thomas
Evans Ennes, the ceremony to take place
Tuesday. April 24th. at 10 A. M, In Beth
lehem i Baptist Church, Chesterfield
county. t5ni lHs,,. Z
Miss Jacob is widely ana most popularity
known in Richmond. being a. young lady
Of most attractive personality, Mr.. Eanes
belongs to the Amelia family of that
name. He lis In the United States mail
service. with local duty In Richmond.
The marriage will add another brace OF
names to the list which will render the
Easter season very interesting.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. James l. Lee, OF Lynchburs. has
announced the approaching marriage Of
his daughter, Miss Alice Lee, to Mr.
Brent Van Swearingen, OF sCnrtersviile.
Mo. The wedding wil"takei placed very
quietly In the home Of the%brde's father.
on the morning OF "Wednesday, April 2oth.
at half-past eleven o'clock.
Mrs. L. PHIL. OF Suffolk, is the guest
Of Mrs. George r. Fairlamb, Of No. 23l9
Ivy Avenue.
Mrs. weston Bruner, OF Washington,
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs. A. NJ,
Gwathmey.
Miss sally Conrad Fauntleroy. Of staun-
tons4va., is, visit ing..Mr. and .Nra' L. w s
Mc''v.!e'1epi'4a y III. 1ulI.i
Mr.. and Mrs. Pbwhatan Breeder, who
have been visiting In Waverly, Va, have
rpyturned. to Richmond:
Mr.. John Garland Walker. who has been
guest at Hampton Terrace Augusta
Ca, has returned to Virginia.
The Rev Dr..w. p. Hatcher is In Gaf-
ney, S. c., whore he Is assisting a pro-
tracted meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burford have returned
from visit to Brambleton and Virginia
Beach. $3.50 1870 aRfi lJs
Mrs. I. N. Jones, OF this city, was re-
Gently registered at the St. John Hotel,
Charleston, S. c.
Dr.. George Ben Johnston was the guest
OF honor at delightful luncheon given
last Tuesday at the Lenox, Buffalo. n. y.
by a number Of prominent physicians and
surgeons.
Mrs. Rutherford and Miss Rutherford,
OF this city, were recently registered at the
Chelsea, in Atlantic City, n. j.
Miss Kate Fuller will give an entertain
ment IN NOrlOlK on @InuTs0uy,fapTll IOtH,
for the benefit OF the First Congregational
Church.
The Rev. Dr. +. D. McFaden was re-
Gently a delegate to the twelfth annual
session OF the Grand Council Royal Ar
canum. of the District Of Columbia, which
convened In Washington on April I'd.
DR.. T. II. Smith. OF the University of
Virginia, will deliver a series Of lectures
at Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Tenn,
beginning April ED. His subject, for the
series Will be, Christ and Science"
Miss I.avolette Payne, who has been Wis
lting her brother at the University Of Vir-
gnia. rs the guest OF friends In this
city.
Miss Martha Miller has returned from
visit to Misses Mary and BEETLE Miller. in
Stanton.
Mr. and Mrs George P, Watkins, Of
Lynchburg, who are at Old Point on O
visit, are expected to arrive this weak