The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

NSiSOAiiV. diAA Tie NJ gfNeN.I AlIreQr All,
Randolph, Of the Diocese of Southern
Virginia will present the monument
to the Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities Attorney
General William A. Anderson Will ac-
cept the monument.
It will be unveiled by Tazewell Tay-
lor. Jr., Of Norfolk, grandson Of the
distinguished gentleman OF that name.
and also OF the late Or. James B..
McCaw, Of Richmond ana by Susan
ieardley Garrett. daughter Of DR.. Van
Garrett Of William and Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va, direct descondant
OF SIR George feardley. She was bap-
tized IN The tower of the church at
jamestown few years ago.
The officers Of the a. p. v. A. are
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president; Mrs. 4.
Taylor Ellyson. acting president and
first vice.president; Mrs. Il. v. valen-
tine. Mrs. j. S. Wexford. Mrs. w. r.
Cox and Mrs. G. B. Bali, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. w. T. Robins. recording
secretary; Mrs. A. w. Gerber. assistant
recording secretary; Mrs. j, Enders
Robinson corresponding score tary.
Mrs. Henry A. Gibson, assistant cor
responding secretary; Mrs. John g..
Lightfoot treasurer; Mrs. w. 6.
Stanard, historian. board OF direc-
LIS anu an ddNlSOfy BOARD OF Eentle-
men. . : -
Miss l.. L. Taylor is the direttress ar
the Norfolk branch OF which Mrs.
T. S. Purdte is treasurer: Mr.. CONWAY
Sans, recording, and Miss Lucy Black
nall, corresponding secretary. Asso
ciated with Miss Taylor on the n1onu-
ment committee are Miss Mary Winder
Garrett. OF Williamsburg. Judge T. s.
Garnett, Rt. Rev. B. Tucker, Mr.. Con
way Sans and Or. Herbert Nash.
The Richmond excursion will 90 II
jamestown on the steamer Brandon
leaving the Old Dominion wharf Tues
day morning, at 1850 O'clock, and re-
turning the same evening.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Tyler, Mrs. j. Enders
Robinson and Miss Mamie 5. Baugh-
man are the committee Of arrange
n1ents for the day. 1t IS hoped that q
large nnmber of Richmond people will
attend the unwilling and take advan m
tage Of the opportunities Of the dan
Terrace Fete. ~ Il
charming alfresco enterta inmAn+
will be given for the benefit Of 1he
carpet fund Of Park Place Church.
Tuesday, July 3oth, from to 6 and 3
TO IL P M. on the terrace extendine.
from No. 1913 to No. 1891 Park Avenue.
me afternoon will be devoted to the
chlldren, and merry making Of all
kinds may be INDUCED In. Automo-
nlles VIII pc In readiness to convey the
guests on little trips through the city,
While the soft strains or sweet music
and a, bevyI OF, pretty girls to serve
dainty refreshments 81 promise a. I de-
lightful evening to those who attend
Leave for Ocenn View.
Misses Mary Agnes Sullivan. Beulah
Connell Agnes Mains. Mrs Blanche
Woods and Master Leon Farley. accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. NJ Farley, their
chaperon. left Friday morning for an
extended visit to Palm Cottage, Ocean
View. They Will also spend some
time at the Jamestown Exposition and
other points of interest
III italian Alps.
Mrs. Cary. Glasgow. Mccormick Is
spending the summer In the mountains
OF italy. She had a delightful voyage
n crossing the Atlantic and will re-
main abroad until October.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur IGlasaow: OF
London, England will sail septen Der
Gath to reach Richmond for a visit Of
some length about the lst Of Octo-
Der. .
sumlnerlns In Munich.
a letter received from Miss 15fI1e
Aylett Cofer, who went abroad In June.
mentions pleasant voyage, a landing
At Hamburg on June 2sth, pleasant
Offerings In Berlin. Dresden and MI
rempurg before final locating for
work and pleasure, In Munich.
Miss Cofer mentions with apprecia-
ton the Munich art galleries ana the
opening Of the opera season on the
lst Of August when she has the pros
pect of listening to three Mozart
operas Don Giovanni" lie Nozze 81
Figaro" and Cost Fan Tulte," to be
presented at tn, Royal Residence
Theatre.
On August 18th. in the Prlnzre gen.
ten Theatre, the Wagnerian opera will
begin. and Miss Cofer is already en-
joying In prospect hearing ''Das Rhein-
gold, Die Walkure." '.scigfried,"
Isolde" and "Die Meisterstnger." Thssa
last six operas. Miss Cofer saws. VIII
peeln In the afternoon and be given in
real Beyreuth style. Apart from the
opera season, Miss Cofer viii pursue
her vocal studies with Herr Professor
Preuse, remaining In Munich MN
September sth, when she viii start
ior nome so as to be here by October
list 7'NN
For boat Club TENNIS.
Miss Carrie Leftwich assisted nv q
number of her friends among the so.
ciety women and girls Of Richmond
gave a reception and dance last even,
ing from $40 IL, In honor OF the
Analostan and Virginia Boat clubs
her guests Of honor being the crew. Of
me Analostan Club and tho officers
and crew Of tho Virginia Boat club
The officers OF the Virginia Club and
the crew are Judge Beverly 7. Crump
president, w. Gray Watson, VICE
president; G. r, Burnett. treasurer,
", 3, Claiborne, secretary; William -E
Crawford captain; Joseph II. Cren.
shaw. frst mate; w. l.. Gillian, second
mate; Sidney Smith, third mate
Messrs J. G. Taylor. w. P. shelton and
Joseph Il, crenshaw. members OF thu
board OF directors; Messrs. John p
Chriatlan. Gordon Lefebvre, LEROY D
Grant Sidney Smith, irwin H Wi.
iams Gedrge r, Haw, Everett, q.
Meade Robert B Forrest, Wa1txe a
christian, Marshall T. Gillian, Art,,u,
9. Thomas and Thomas 2, AicAdan1s,
Floral decorations, cards and re.
freshments carried out the colors .,
the clubs and the boating idea In ali
sorts OF clever and pretty devices