The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-31

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Clarke county, has accepted tho profess
sorship of Latin at Hampden-s idney COL
lege. He is q graduate OF that lhstltu-
ton in the class OF 1850.
Mrs. Horace George, OF Cha rlottesville.'
w.. is spending some time with relatives
In Richmond.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Goolr!cls. Of
Fredericksburg. Va, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. Nice. Grafton at Sewickley,
Pa, where yesterday, the Judge delivered
the Memorial Day. address. Judge and
Mrs Goolrick will be entertained during
their visit at q dinner to be given by
the Edgeworth Club Of Sewickey
The".Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil has return
ed from Staunton, Va, where he deliv-
cred the baccalaureate address to tho
young ladies OF the Mary Baldwin
Seminary.
Mr.. John B. Moon. Of Albemarle coun-
~. is spending few days IN the city. I
sss
The Rt. Rev. Augustus Van do vyver
has been recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Y. Weems, in Winchester. Va he
went from Winchester to Mnrtinsburg,
w. Va.
Mrs. William BhNerly has returned
from n visit to friends in Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Cards have been issued hy Mrs Caro-,
line Perry Of Luray for the marriage
of her daughter Ida LYNDA, to MT.
Harry Lacey Bushong, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. z. NJ. Bushong, OF Woodstock the
wedding will take place In Mount Car
mel Baptist Church on Thursday even
ing, June 18th, at o'clock
Mr.. Selwyn e. Bickford has returned
from visit to his home in Hampton
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Gillian, OF Orange,
celebrated their golden wedding IN a
very delightful manner this week
The Charlottesville Progress says: DR..
j. G. AIetcalf, Of Richmond college,
made n splendid address on Woman and
Modern Culture" at the annual meeting
and banquet of the Rawlings Institute
AIumnae Association in Colonial Hotel
Charlottesville.
He told how women were coming to
the front in sociological questions, and
responsibility, and especially IN educa-
tionnl movements.
AS writers especially are the female
students forging forward. Out of the
twenty-nine acknowledged first-class
novels OF the present day. sixteen were
written by women. In addition to this
the women nre writing a large per cen
tum OF the standard text books for
schools in the present time. In all these
and other respects the women have
made great advances
Miss Mary Powell Page. Of Berryvlle,
Va, has issued cards for large bridge
party to be given IN honor of her guest,
Miss Amy Pierson, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. F. A. Boykin, Mrs. r. H. Norment
and little daughter, Miriam, Miss Elsie
Boykin and Mrs. Mcknight, Mrs. Boy
kin's sister, are at Jefferson Park Hotel,
near Charlottesville.
Mr.. r. a. Lancaster. Jr., md Mr.. w.
G. Stanard represented the Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia An1qui
ties on the occasion OF the visitors Of
Secretary Taft and party to Jamestown
Island on Wednesday last. The party Of
the Secretary drove from jamestown to
Williamsburg. where they dlned with
President Tyler and visited Bruton
Church, in which Secretary Taft is much
Interested. In his party were Hon. ST
George Tucker and Mrs. Tucker, Mr. and
Mrs Hoar and Miss Boardman.
sc ~ 1ortcL he
burg. gave handsome card party on
Saturday evening last, at which Miss
Lou NJ. Knox, OF this city, was q guest.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
John Ewing Laird. Of Lexington, to the
| marriage of her daughter, Lula Belle.
| to Mr.. Orrie Hancock Tufts, OF Norfolk.
Va. The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday. June 9Th. at p. NJ. In the
home Of the brides mother In Lexington.
| Miss Mildred Powers. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Y. F. Powers, OF White Hall,
A!bemarlc county. will graduate this
year with distinction at Virginia College,
| Roanoke.
Messrs, Elicit and Linn Hancock and
the Misses Hancock. of keswick. came
| to Richmond and attended the exercises
Tuesday evening, at which Miss Rose
Hancock. OF Keswick, graduated as a
trained nurse from Memorial Hospital
The name OF Miss Emma Clarke was
accidentally omitted from those COM
posing the reception committee OF the
Woman's College alumnae Luncheon &c
be given at Gu,h's on June ith. The
Executive Committee makes an urgent
request that all those wishing to attend
the luncheon send their names and one
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