The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
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"a ,r,o5 ~. % ond Means Committee Of the
9virein,n Division, United Daughters o y
Il ma 1Confederacy, Is hard at SWorK Sculi1
sidarInr plans for building when tne
81 T,ni,rfter propose to 4. erect on q slte
% aiready selected at the Jnmesto Wn = l1 1sIt
II position grounds. 81 !, ~
Mrs Mrs Cabell Smith, of Rocky Mount
VI Va Is chairman OF the u. ID James I'M y
town Committee. Other members mIe
Mrs, Norman Randolph, Or TINS c1,S.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake, 81 y u'lo IT.,
Mrs. Pryor Jones, OF PETERSBURG 1rt 4 wy
Misc Elyira Jones, of Roam oke, y a.
Mrs wake. who selected the building
,a,ia nj Fthe grounds OF the exposition, ma
5Ins / returned from q month $ s stay At:
4 Mnorehead City, N. C. While there she
met ATTY representative North Carolina
V women from fourteen U , d. ca Chap
Il ters. s5a 5S , 4, ON q,
I They were all greatly interested ~ the
y "a an m Of n Dnughters-of- the CONF dcracy'
building, to serve as headquarters ior.
members of the organization visiting tl ne
H jamestown Tn position, and gave q y! So
ries OF tableaux.4 in which all:5 OF me
Southern States were represented " 20 a -ls
55in4n building fund. Virginia was charm-t
nglyirepresented on this occas sion hN MISS
Halle Morson of Fredericksburg, Va.
s33 Mrs. & Wake came to Richmond yester-5
day ana remained j over to-day as & the
guest Of Judge and Mrs. John Dew
Sho discussed ways and means WIN
Mrs: Randolph and will go next week = U
5Ashevllle. N. c., where she. vii NEE
and talk to representatives from u, ~
C. chapters in that section. As usual,
the Old N orth State is6lcadlng, IT having
been the first to make an eXpossl.i 9.
appropriation, and now the first to raise
money for a Southern woman expo
siton building.
{,}s The ways and Means Committee has!
4 reason to congratulate itself on Its asso-
chiffon with so excellent q worker and
organizer as Mrs. Wake.
There now seems every reason to be-
lieye that plans submitted at the meet
ling of the Virginia Division, Y. ID. =,
in October will meet with the hearty sup
port OF State chapters, and that fiscal
arrangements will be consummated at
the general u. d. G. convention. taking
place later at Gulfport, Miss.
No definite decision has yet been
reached for the plan Of the building ttt
be submitted or adopted, but one re-
producing the architecture and lines Of
Beauvoir. the former home OF President
Davis, in Mississippi, has been suggested.
Ante-Nuptial Dinner.
The Marchese Emilio San Germano, OF
Rome. Italy, and his fancee. Miss Wiz
glnia Randolph Boltpg Hoge, were spe-
$cial guests4at al dinner given Thursday
evening last by Mr.. j. Pink Cuneo, the
royal consular agent Of Italy mt his home
IN First Street. Louisville, KY Others
present were Professor Constantine l.eber :,
Professor Augusta Fusco. signor Lorenzo
Orslni Or, and Mrs. George G. Leach
man and Misses Katherine and Mary
D Cunco.
4. Veterans Entertained.
One OF the finest of n series OF enter
ta!nments was given In randolph Hall,
at the Soldiers Home. OH Thursday night
and most heartily enjoyed by the veter-y
aps,and q large number OF their friends
who we're present. f
An excellent programme was presented
BY Miss Carrie Sheppnrdson. Mr. Henry
Ruegcr. MIR. Adam Dlacont, Mr.. Eugene
Davis Mr., Lonnie Wilson and Mr.. ]. y,
Bckerstaff.
Mr.. Ruegor sang In splendid voice: 50
did Mr, Bickerstaff: Miss 6heppehrdHons
performance was much admired; coon