The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Mrs. G.. B. GaYtntt, chairman; Miss Elise
tfodEson, Miss Juila 17yland.

Mrs. e. b. GaYt,ntt, chairman; Miss Elise
tfodgson, Miss Julia layla1id.
Miss Mary Whltsitt was chosen as
alufntae editor for tho "Chisel'' stat.
The reception committee was appointed,
as followsi Miss salie Harris, chairman;
Miss Isabel Walker, Miss Ruth Hnrrson'
Miss Madge Montgomery, Miss LILY NJ
Becker, Miss ErAna Clarke; and the
following ladies compose the acadcmlc
uti,n,ttee, ms. Benjamin Crump, chalr-
man, Miss Lily NJ. Becker MISS Marion
Terrell.
3. A. r. Meeting.
At called meeting of the Common
wealth Chapter, Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution, held yesterday IN me
home OF Mrs. M. Allen Chambers, NO.
2oA West Main street, Mrs. Denjenln ~
PURCELL regent OF the chapter, gave Q
full report OF the Continental Congress
recently held In Washington.
Mrs. Purcell reported that the res
oution, providing for the erection OF
permanent memorial at jamestown, was
adopted by unanimous vote and with
the full support OF all the States. The
appropriation Of 5000 for this purpose
was then made without negative vote.
After Mrs. Purcell's report the CHAP
ter received two now members, Mrs 40
bert A. vawter, Of Richmond and MISS
Grace Phillips. transferred from rem
nessce chapter. Tho hostess served de-
icious refreshments at the close or tho
business meeting.
Art Exhibition.
Attractive invitations have been issued
by MIR. David Bendann, Of Baltimore, ana
New York. to an art exhibition to TO
held at No. 914 East Main Street, from
April sOth, to May 4th, inclusive
TIE exhibition Is very attractive, IN
Guiding fine cthchings, ongravings, old
English coored prints and water colors..
Some OF the artists represented are:
Iandseor, Meissonicr, Roniney' LORD
Leighton, Sir Alma Taldema, Rosa
Bonheur, Mlllais, Peter Graham anu
many others Of note
Silver Tea.
Tho ladies OF the Sacred Heart Church
will give a silver tea in the basement
Of their church on tho evening OF May
list. Tickets sold for the tea to have bcen
held on February 9th, but which has peen
postponed until the above date, Will be
good on this occasion.
Annual Reception.
ception to the graduating class OF the
Union TheoloRioal Seminary. The recep.
ton will DO held on Tuesday evening,
May 9Th, from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures.
Cards are out to the marriage OF MISS
Ellen Eldridgo Mlchaux' OF NeWport
News, to Mr.. Clement Holt Hudson, OF
Logan. w. Va. The marriage will take
ip1 h.
2 o'clock in st. Pauls Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Newport News.
Miss Michaux Is the daughter OF tho
late Miles Woodson Michaux, Of Powha-
tan county, and Is descended through
him from an old Huguenot family.
Mr.. Hudson Is a graduate OF Rich
mond College, and Is a successful busl-
ness man OF Logan, ". Va.
Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Epps Booth. Of Amelia
county, who has been spending the win
ter In Baltimore with her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Caperton. Is In the city with her
sister. Mrs. Walter D. Sarvay, Of No.
7o2 East Leigh Street.
Miss Annie Belle 9lankenship. Of Bal
timore. is the guest Of Miss Josephine
Christian. Y
y - By
Miss Waller Jeffross and Miss Louise
Hickson are the guests OF Mrs. James I.
Pritchett In Dnnvlle.
III, y 5,fs.t st.sf1 EtsfF;85 d
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edgar and daugh-
ter Miss Gretchen who have been SPEND
Ing the winter months in Europe, have
returned to their home, 'Birdwood,"
near Charlottesville.
The Rev. R.Aubrey Williams, who has
been conducting special services at Cal
vary Baptist Church. has returned to his
home in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Drcwry has returned
to her homo in Norfolk after visit to
friends here.
Mr.. Frank Halle has returned to
Lynchburg after pleasant trip to Rich
mond.
Miss Isca HUT has returned 70 her
home in Portsmouth after visit 70
friends in Richmond and Hanover county
Mrs. c. T. Hutchinson, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned 10
her home in Portsmouth.
Miss Johanna Adair, OF this city, was
among the dancers at n soirec given FRI
day evening in the Masonic Temple. Nor
folk. by Miss Ethel Hardy's dancing
class.
Miss EssIo Archer. who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. NJ. Newman at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute has re-
turned to her home here
Rev and Mrs. Robb White, VINO wore
married in Tarhoro, N. G.. last Wednes-
day, arc spending their honeymoon az INC
home OF Captain Warren s, Lurty. IN
Rockingham county. Va.
Judge John r. Goodrich has written a
most interesting and thorough account
NJ Inc life OF General Hugh Mercer,
Fredericksburg great hero, The book
will soon DO on sale and is worthy
reading by all Interested IN Heyointlon-
nry subjects Tho date for the unvail'ng
of the monument to General Mercsr
has not been set. but will probably be N
the carly summer.