The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
ence Simmons, Carol and Robert Cardwell
Malcolm Burke and r. McGeorse.
Worley-Schold.

ence Simmons. Carol and Robert Cardwell
Malcolm Burke arid r. McGeorSe.
WorleySchold
News has been received In Norfolk OF
the marriage OF Miss Selma schold, OF
Bremerton, Wash. to Captain George ~.
yvorley, commanding officer Of the
United States naval auxiliary. "Leont-
das.'' -
The marriage ceremony was performed
IN Pensacola, Fla, by the Rev. A. I.
Sharp. rector of st. Katherines Episco-
pal Church, Of that city. After the
ceremony, luncheon was served in the
main, cabinet Of the .Leon,das." Cap
tain worley is well-known in Norfalls
and Portsmouth. where he frequently
puts into port, his ship being attached
to tho Atlantic fleet.
Memorial Tablet.
Rebekah PeterlSin Circle OF Kings
Daughters met Tuesday afternoon in the
home OF Mrs. Stephen II. Beveridge, those
present being Mrs. William Fl. Tatum,
sleader of The circle; Mrs. William II.
Nelson. Mrs. George +. King, Mrs.
Stephen II. Beverldge, Mrs. j. B. Kidd.
Mrs. Charles Willis Taylor, Mrs. Thomas
Floyd. Mrs. Thomas Christian, Mrs.
Charles Mason and Mrs. H. Lee Lorraine.
The meeting was called to decide upon
the design and inscription OF a memorial
tablet to lie placed by the members OF
the circle in the Sheltering Arms rree
Hospital to the founder of the hospital,
Miss Rehekah Peterkin. Mrs. George T..
King, the first secretary OF the circle,
originated the idea OF the memorial the
design OF which Is to be a heart-shaped
shield in brass, mounted upon antique
oak. The Kings Daughters cross will
appear on the upper part OF the shield,
which is to be placed in the main hall
of the hospital and unveiled at Easter, II
possible. The shield will bear the follow
ing inscriptions:
IN MEMoRLAM.
To the glory of God and in memory Of
RebeEhh Dulaney Peterkln. founder of
the sheltering Arms Free Hospital. Feb.
49, 1889. She fell asleep July %, 1891, in
the forty-first year OF her age. Her works
do follow her.
"Then give we thanks. o Lord, for her.
Gone in Thy faith and fear;
For good she wrought. for seed she
sowed
And left to ripen here"
Erected by the Rebekan Peterkin Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters.
After the business of the AFTERNOON was
over tho circle was charmingly enter
tained by Mrs. Beveridge. and delightful
refreshments were served. The next
meeting will BIO held at Mrs. II. Lee Lor-
raine's. Barton Heights, on the first Tues
day in April. IS
Sample Sale.
The sample sale now being conducted
Daughters, at No. 112 East Grace Street,
proved encouragingly successful yester-
day. the saleroom and the room where
chocolate and light refreshments are
served being bright with spring sunshine
and flowers and most artistcally
set forth with wares contributed
by the r. L. Christian Company,
Dietrich and rutherford, Lefetcre and
Armistead. Fleming and Christian, Huy-
Ter. w. H. Baker the Aragon Coffee
Company. through John w. Harrison: the
r. j. Johnson Pickle Company, Schmidt
and COMPANY. Heinz. Taylor and Brown,
FourQurean and Company, George w.
Anderson's Sons, National Biscuit Com
pany, Southern Manufacturing Company.
Everett vVaddey, and many other in-town
and out.of-town firms, whose Kindness
the ladies greatly appreciate
The chocolate tables are prettily set
with china and embroidered linen, and
the serving is daintily and deity done
by young ladies connected with the cir
Gle. Housekeepers and all interested in
the. maintenance by circle members of a
cot at tho sheltering Arms Hospital are
urged to come and avah themselves of
the Opportunity offered by the sale.
Ladies actively concerned in directing
the sale and acting rs circle hostesses
are Mrs. a. l., Wexford, Mrs. T. NJ
rutherford, Mrs. Charles F.. Whitlocls,
Mrs. George Ainslle. Mrs. John Blair,
Mrs. r. s. Bosher Mrs. Preston Cooke.
Mrs. Beverly Il. Crunp. Mrs. r. r. Penn
berton, Mrs. II. w. Hazard Mrs. M. d.
Hoge Mrs. R. Il. Lindsay, Mrs. George
l.. Street. Mrs. G. =. Doyle, Mrs. ]. ].
Hickok and Mrs. Harry Frazier.
Private Car Tour.
President Stevens, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Helen Stevens, Miss Mary
Moulton and a. party of friends, left yes
terday in his private car for tour of
the North. The party expect to DO away
for some time.
Thirteen" Club Entertains.
The Thirteen Club" of the University
OF Virginia held a celebration on March
l3th. mt which every evil omen that
#breathes terror into the heart OF the SUI
perstitlous was defled.
Thirteen men walked single f1le under
a ladder drew papers numbered up to
thirteen, broke tiny mirrors, turned over
salt stands. sat under opened umbrellas,
ate ices from, miniature coffins, and. in
general. detied every known superstition.
The decorations carried out tho id9a Of
the grues6me, tomhstones, skulls, cofflns
and black bordered napkins being used
To cap the climax. a bird was loosed
during tho dinner to nutter about tho
room ut will.
Personal Mention.
Or, and Mrs Robert p. Kerr, OF Balu-
more, Will be the guests next week OF
Mrs. Maurice I. Smith, of No. 4go West
Grace Street.
Miss Mary Conway Moncure. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Moncure, OF
has been appointed page
70 represent tho Betty Washington Lewis
Chapter at the fifteenth continental con-
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