The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30

and has host OF friends throughout Vir-
gln,a and nc,ghboring States.
Snytl,-Nurney.
Mr.. and Nlin George w. Nurnoy, OF
Suffolk, Va, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Annie Virginia,
to Mr. Thomas Albert Snythe. Of Nor
folk The wedding will take place June
14th in the Christian Church, Suffolk.
Summer Meeting.
The Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities will hold the reg
u;ar summer meeting on Tuesday, Juno
12th-as the 10th falls on sunday-in the
rooms~of the Virginia Historical Society,
AT noon, promptly
Miss Samuels Wins Honors.
Miss Eta Van Wort samuels. OF this
city. graduates to-day from the Peabody
College, in Nashville, Tenn, with high
honors. winning her ba chelor's degree.
Miss Samuels Is graduate and post
graduate Of the Richmond High School.
where she always won highest grades in
her work. She is expected home in a
few days. "A
Whist.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club met
. a u
Tyler. There were four tables, and top
score was made BY Mrs. Pattison and
Mrs. Wilmer. Miss Harvie will entertain
the club next Monday evening.
Names to Be Sent.
The Executive Committee Of the
AQumnae Association Of the Woman's
College wishes to state that all names Of
those wishing to attend the annual
luncheon must positively be sent to Mrs
G. B. Garrett, care the Woman's College,
or or before Thursday, May 31st. Miss
Emma Clarkes name was accidentally
omitted from the Reception Committee
in the mention made of the luncheon ar
rengements In Sundays paper.
c. M. L. S. Meets.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society met yesterday morning at the
Confederate Museum. Mrs. Alfred Gray
presiding. The following ladies were pres
ent: Mesdames j. Booten Hill, N. c..
Shelton, r. w. Northern, w. P. Matthews,
Thomas Bocock, ". N. Hamlet j. Enders
Robinson, l. c. Daniel, G. W. P. Brock,
w. S. Murray, James Dunlop, N. V. Ran
delphi, w. R. vawter. Decatur Axtell,
James Werth, c. c.. Johnson, j. NJ.
Wyatt. Misses E. L. Jones. M. A. Baugh-
man. Betty Elyson, Emma Scott and
A. w. Archer.
Mrs. Samuel Augustus Robinson, OF
Charlottesville formerly Miss Lizzie
Giles, of this city, was present, and gave
O charming account of her connection
with Confederate interests.
Mrs. James Dunlop reported another
Record Of Honor book collected from
Georgia; Mrs Decatur AXtell reported
that Mrs. j. Rufus Polk. regent OF tho
Arkansas room, writes that each Daugh-
i ~. t1,otC totn will
give one dollar n year to the Confederate
Museum.
The society has selected granite with
@Ircised letters to be used for marking
historical sites.
a letter from the regent Of the Ten
ncssee room was read, saying that the
report Of that room had been read and
approved at the State convention. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy recently
held at Memphis. The lettor stated that
the report was received with vocferous
cheers and rising vote OF thanks to
the vice regent Of the room. Mrs. N. Y.
Randolph.
The Confederate Museum literature was
distributed throughout tho convention
hall. The rolls of honor blanks got
large and patient hearing and the regent.
Mrs NJ. p. Pitcher, OF Nashville. had
promises of portraits, relics and historical
! facts OF Tennessee, which will be sent
to the Tennessee room at the Confeder-
ate Museum. This is the first tme in
ten wears that recognition of the museu m
work has been given by the Tennessee
Daughters of tho Confectionery.
Mrs l.. G.. Daniel made fino report
on the scrap book. which she has coll
| looted. and which has been OF such inter-
est and revenue to the museum.
beautiful painting OF the four Cor
| Tolerate flags, executed by Miss Fleming.
OF Lynchburg, was presented by the art
lists aunt Mrs, Alfred Stith Lee, Of this
| city TO the Solid South room. Tho
painting is about thirty by twenty-four
inches. and Is neatly framed in black.
| The lights and shadows arc cXquisitely
| defined, and tho whole picture Ia Il val
liable addition to the Solid South ROOM
Orders for ca talogues are rapidly COM
ing In.
| Plaster casts OF the monument to the
New Market heroes, made In Licking ton
! Va, and contributed by the Virgin la
Military Institute through Adjutant-Gen-
eral Charles ]. Anderson. have boon given
to the museum, The casts were made by
Sir Moses lczcka
Ladies to Assemble.
The members OF the Daughters OF the
Confederacy and the Memorial Assocla-
lions, who are to ride In the procession
to-day are requested to assemble at the
Second Presbyterian Church on Fifth
Street. near Main this afternoon, to fall
in line for Hollywood Cemetery,
Personal Mention.
Mrs. ". j. Tucker, OF Atlanta Ga, and
Mrs. r. b. Rood, of Hqverhill, Mass,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. l.. j, Heiudl
Of No ZOOS Grove Avenue.
Mr.. Moses Rose has recovered from his
recent automobile accident and Is rcce'f-
ing his friends at No. 9l7 West Grace
Street.
MISS sallie Tompkins is the guest OF
Major and Mrs. r. q. Taylor In Norfolk
I. En., IAr Il,,.snli nnnu l,ns rotu,,,na x.L. .