The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

subject was the "Massacre Of 1929 and
the Revocation of tho London Company's
Charter" and che dwelt uuon the histori-
cal Significance OF the two events and
scondants Of the early settlers.
Hiss Stockdell's clear enunciation ana
weli-controlled voice lent added weight
to her words
Trip Around the World.
Tho Masonic Homo Auxiliary met yes
terday morning to make plans for the
entertainment to be given next week
FOR tho benefit Of the Masonic Home.
The affair will be entitled "Trip Around
the World" and will be both interesting
and unique. Starting from the Masonic
Hall. on Twenty-flfth Street. which will
represent America automobiles will go
every half hour to the following foreign
countries: Iceland" In the home of Mrs.
Charles j. Billups, No 4N North Twenty
fifth Street; ITALY" at Mrs. B. A. Hord's,
No. 1900 East Broad street; Japan" at
Mrs. w. A. Cheatwood's, No. clio East
Grnce Street, and Germany" represented
by the home Of Mrs. B. A. Lamkin, at
Thirtieth and Broad Streets.
At each stopping place pretty girls in
costume will serve dainty refreshments,
peculiar to the country they represent.
Decorations In national colors and flags
Will also carry out the idea OF pro-
Eression from country to country.
me date and full particulars will be
published later, and tho ladies' OF the
board hope for large attendance.
Charity Benefit.
The new and thrilling program at Bos-
tock's arena this week will serve to draw
a 49,.
afternoon and evening.
The Church Hill Auxiliary Retreat
Tor the Sick, has taken this attrac-
tive way of raising money for It's
charity fund, by which the INDECENT
sick OF tho East End are cared for and
given proper nursing and attention.
Tickets for the matinee and evening
performance at Bostock's bought from
the ladies OF the board or from any
Of the Church Hill druggists, where
they arc on sale, will help to raise the
fund for this very worthy charity.
Child's Study Club.
The Child's Study Club Will meet this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock In the Mon
umental kindergarten rooms. Mothers
and all others interested In this beau
tiful work are urged to be prompt
In attendance. The principal OF the
Kindergarten has returned from her
visit in the North, and an interesting
hour Is promised to all.
Sue Gordon Whist.
The Sue Gordon Whist Club will
meet this afternoon with the Misses
Noting. at Fifth and Main Streets.
Board Meeting.
There will be an important meeting
of tho board of the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery Tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, at No. 4os East Main Street.
McDowell-Collins.
A beautiful home wedding took
place Tuesday afternoon at Rose
lawn" the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Mcdowell, OF East Rich
mond, the contracting parties being
Miss Else Mcdowell and DR.. Granville
Turner Collins. Miss Mcdowell is I,
very attractive and popular young lady.
and throughout the country, where she
is well known. DR.. Collins is q physf-
clan of wide reputation and extensive
practice. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. f. L. Peerman. pastor Of
the Highland Springs Methodist
Church, In the presence of large num-
Der of guests. The home was beauti-
fully decorated. the color scheme be-
ing white and Nile green.
Miss Addie Williams. of Richmond,
who was maid of honor. was prettiIy
gowned In white, ard preceded the
bride to the altar.
The bride entered with her father
and was met by the groom and his
best man. Mr.. Edward Friend
The wedding march was beautifully
rendered by Miss Viola Diacont.
After the ceremony. DIR. and Mrs
Collins left for Northern trip. They
Will also visit the groom's home in
Madison county, before returning to
their home In Highland Springs.
Personal Mention.
Miss Grace Anderson, of Alexandria,
arrived yesterday afternoon to be the
guest of Mrs Swanson at the Executive
Mansion. Miss Anderson came direct
from the University of Virginia. where
she attended the midwinter german
given Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gilmore Adams. OF Louisville,
Ky, is registered at the Jefferson.
Miss Mary Stuart Goss, of Albemarle
county, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Gooch. at No. 800 South Third
Street. a
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