The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23


Society l,elf It's regular monthly meet
ing yesterday morning at the Confed |
crate Musein. Mrs. G. w. n, Brock |
presided until the arrival OF the first
v!ce-prcsidcnt, Mrs. Alfred Gray Mem.
'bers present were Mcslames a. NJ.
Ciwathmey, Brown. H. NJ Hart j. IT, |
Timberlnkc. George a. Lyons, II. AL
Cary, L. c. Daniel. s. II yonge, j. Aili- |
Ron Hodges, ia Taylor Eilyson, G. OBJ. |
Cowardin, Johnson. Theodore lEllyson,s
H. A. Patterson. j. Booten Hill. w .I.I
johnson. w 9. Bentley. w. t. Vawtcr,
in. " Randolph, -. "a. Blenncr, Thomas
Isl Bocock w. N. Hamlet, Jones, Elicit,
IN. G. shelton. J.. j. White. w. r. Gooch,
|C, Il. Borden, Robertson, james Dun
Top, W. p. Mathews. Miller ana j.
Binders Robinson, Misses Julln Grant,
Mamie Archer, Katherine stiles Min
mic Baughman ana Lucy Munford.
Souvenir note-pnpcr and envelopes
md interior views OF tho muse,im have
been put on gale.
Tho membership committee reported
two now members, Mrs. H. II. Smith
ind N1ra Thomas Fox Jeffress
A book taken from the table Of tho
Davis Mansion by Federal Veteran
of an Ohio regiment immediately after
the evacuation or Richmond. has been
returned. by Federal Veteran Of Penn
sylvania. 1t was printed In 1861. and
Us entitled Lays OF a Lifetime"
The committee on calendar of tran
scripts was n1hde n standing COM
mittec It was ordered that no papers
shall be copied Will, tho calendar of
transcripts Is being compiled the or
der to go into effect at once.
Committees to Meet.
The Hollywood decoration committee
1 a. IySx1l
Immediately after the meeting OF Rich
mond Chapter, Daughters Of the Con-
fcdcracy.
Excursion to Jamestown.
The Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities are arranging
| for, an excursion down the james to
| jamestown Island on June 25th, when
| the statue qof Pocahontas will be un-
| yelled. VI
The Pocahontas Memorial Assocfa-
ton Of Washington, of which Miss
McLain is president, is in charge OF
the program of exercises for that day..
Personal Mention.
Mrs Charles Randolph Kenon, OF
/ Powhatan county. is the guest of her
parents. Major and Mrs. Finney. on
East Leigh Street.
Mics Lucy Brooks Jones, Of No. 100
i North Twenty ninth. Street, left yes
lterday for Fincastle. Va, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. William Allen.
Before returning homo, she will visit
in Bedford City and Roanoke. Va.
Mrs Charles Culpeper and daughter,
i Miss Ottolene Culpepcr, who are now
the guest OF Colonel and Mrs. John S.
1Iarwood, will be at home after June
goth, at No. zoos Monument Avenue,
Il where they will be glad to see their
friends.
Mrs. A. F. Roy, Of Ashcvilc. N. c..
is the guest Of Mrs. Erik at No. 1926
West Grace Street.
Miss Josephine Mcleod will leave to-
day for the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Carrie Goodwin Rison and Miss
Rose Goodc left Tuesday for Asheville
N. c., where they will attend the ses-
: sions of the American Library Asso.
citation. May 24th-3oth.
:, Mrs. L. T. Ogg and Miss Irene Ogg
, of Stanton, are spending several days
> In this city to witness the graduation
: of DR.. Charles Ogg, who has beer
>. studying medicine here.
, Miss Eta Atkins, who has beer
9 spending the wintersWith friends here
!, has returned to her Home In Charlottes
: Vile, Va. ~
9 Among those receiving the degree
n of Doctor of Medicine from the Georg'
e Washington University, Washington
p y. c., in June, will be Mr.. John Harvi
T. Warning. only son of. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lancaster Warning, formerly Q
" this city.
d r.zJoseph S. Watts, of Ashland, KY.
It DR.. r. L. Motley. OF Atlanta, Ga, an
/ Mr.. ]. r. Moore. Of Westminster, s. G
n spent last week inf the city as tn
: guests OF Mr.. p. P.e:Ryan, at No. 80
q North Harrison Street.
J, Mrs. Charles T. Stith. who has bee
k. at the Virginia Hospital for thre
weeks, has so far recovered her healt
" that she will probably be able to leav