The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10

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Senator Aubrey Strobe and state Sem
tor a. II. Thomas all OF Lynchburg,
nave come to Richmond for tlle meeting
of the Legislature
The Rev. William Page Dame, rector
OF st. Bartholomew Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Baltimore. haa recently de-
clined call from Ch,i,t Church. Mill
wood, Clarke county, Va. The Rev Mr..
Dame is a son-in.nw OF Mrs. Stephen
Pntiley. of this city, sn1 IL well known
here. He Is n Yridul,e of the VII ginia
Theological Seminary at Alexandria, and
had filled several rectorshiDs before going
to st. Bartholomew's about two and a
The San souc Club. OF Danville. met
on Thursday afternoon with Miss Martha
Hnrvie.
Senator and Mrs Thomas s. Martin,
stopped at the Hotel Clcrmont, Char
lottesville, Sunday, on their way to WASH
ington.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor is the guest
of Mrs. Graham vreelnnd, OF Louisville,
Ky.
Miss Virgie M. Faulconer of Spotsyl-
wanna Courthouse. was married on de-
cerlber 9th to Mr.. Leonard H. Crawford.
The bride is the attractive daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Faulconer. The
groom Is young business man of New
York. and the young couple will make
their home In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William worthinston,
whose marriage took place on December
9th at Ossining. N. Y. have returned to
Washington from their wedding tour.
Mrs. Worthington will be pleasantly re-
membered by virginaas as Miss Dame.
of Winchester, Va.
Mrs. w. G. Davis has returned from
near Fredericksburg, where she spent
the holidays With Mr.. and Mrs. James
Roach.
Mrs w. NJ. strother. of Lynchburg,
has come to Richmond TO work in the
State Library until the Jones Memorial
Library is completed, whom she will re-
turn to Lynchburg to take charge of It.
A meeting OF the ladies Interested In
the organization of new chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy has been
called to convene at Elizabeth City Court
house next Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The following call that has been ISSUED
says:
We appeal to every Confederate wo-
man of Elizabeth City county and Hamp-
ton who is mother wife, daughter,
granddaughter sister of niece OF a Con-
federate soldier to aid us in organizing
a chapter of United Daughters OF the
COnfe1eracv whose MI hall he. 49,,
vide for the Confederate Soldiers Homes.
the Homes for Needy Confederate wo-
men, and to encourage the interest and
aid OF sons of Confederate soldiers In
our work and duties of sacred charity.
to the survivors of the Civil War and
those dependent upon them"
Mrs. Helen Well of Cambridge. Bos
ton, left yesterday to return home after
having lectured at the Womans Club
Monday afternoon.
Miss Hattie Shields has recently re-
turned from visit to Lexington. Va.
and participation, while there. in the
holiday dances of the Virginia Military
Institute
Miss Katherine Byrd Blake. of this
city, was recent guest of Governor
Bloxham, of Florida, at his home in
Tallahassee.
Miss Conway OF Rapidan. Orange
county, is spending the winter in Rich
mond.
Society In Charleston. s. C.. was
pleasantly excited last evening over the
presence of Secretary Bonaparte. of the
navy Of ~
the cruiser Charleston and of the coast
defense squadron. The presentation OF
service of silver and a punch bowl,
given by the city of Charleston, wifi
take place on the cruiser to-day. Al
magnificent ball at the Charleston Hotel
Will be feature of tonight. The ball
will be preceded by a hunt dinner given
in the country home of Congressman
Legare.
Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy. will meet this morning at
IL o'clock in Lee Camp Hall.
Mr.. C. A. Richardson, of No. SIS
North Twenty seventh Street, is con-
valescing steadily. His physician con-
siders that, with care, he will be out
in a week or two. He is already sit
ting up in his room.
A recent issue of the Montgomery Adj
vertiser. of Alabama. contains an ac-
count Of the wedding of Miss Mary Eva
Thomas. of Montgomery. to Mr.. Orrin
Allen Neal. formerly Of Danvile. Va.
The Advertiser said: "a number of tel
egrams from Virginia brought greet
ings and congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs Neal from his friends and relatives
there and many handsome presents gave
evidence of tho loving esteem which
both are held"
The American Historical Congress has
decided to restore Calvert house at
Riverdale. Md The congress will pur-
sue the same plan adopted at Mount
Vernon. assigning room in the man
sion to each OF the thirteen original
States. and regent in each State will
have charge OF the furnishing of her
room.
Mr.. T. JauJs iS snpn1ng a mart