The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-04
Annual Meefinq

oSSoHu presbyterian ChurCh.
The following officers we're ro-
tyson; vice-presidents, Mrs. Edgar
Taylor. Miss Minnie Baughman. Mrs.
T. G.. Townes. Mrs. ]. b. Pace Mrs.
J. Finders Robinson. Mrs. r. j. Rogers,
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson treasurer,
Mrs. James D. Crump; recording score.
tary. Miss Fannie Munford. corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. j. II. Timber
lake; assistant corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Hugh Taylor: honorary
vice-presidents Mrs. NJ. L. Branch.
Mrs. w. w. Henry. Mrs. NJ. T. Clarke:
advisory board. Colonel w. E.. Cut.
shaw. Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Colonel John
b. Purcell. Mr.. S. II. Halves. Mr.. Edgar
d. Taylor. Judge George l. Christian,
Mr.. Greer Baughman, DR.. James p.
Smith and Colonel r. II. Maury.
The annual sermon before the asso-
citation will be preached in st. Paul's
Church by Rev. Robert w. Forsyth
on Sunday evening. May 2sth. at s
o'clock. All Confederate associations
will meet in the basement and go to
the auditorium in body. Veterans
and Sons of Veterans are also in
vited.
Arrangements for the parade on
Memorial Day. May 30th. are entirely
III tiiG VI lllS SANhiIS SSSCiui
Association. Army OF Northern Vir-
ginia. The entire association Is OK
pected to attend the unveiling OF the
Stuart Monument in the morning. and
practically the same parade. which
will attend the unwilling will pro
coed from the monument to the ceme-
terry.
Rev. DR.. William Dudley Powers,
rector of an Episcopal church ut
Flint. Mich. himself a Confederate
veteran, will deliver the address and
will be introduced by Mr.. Freeman. OF
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, who
will act as master OF ceremonies: Rev.
u. 6. C. Butts. OF LaurelStreet Metho-
dist Church. will be asked to deliver
the invocation. Mrs. Edgar -. Taylor
is in charge OF the program. Car
riages for tho ladies OF the association
will form In line at Adams and Frank
lin Streets.
The association will decorate the
Confederate section Of the cemetery
with flags on Wednesday. May 2sth.
as usual It Is requested that every
one who attends the memorial exer'
cises will carry flowers and lay them
on the graves. as the members OF the
association Will be unable to perform
this service, on account OF their at
tendance upon the unwilling in the
morning. It is hoped that every mar,
woman and child. citizens and visitors,
will contribute to the. beauty OF the
Confederate section by carrying as
many flowers as possible. and the
Richmond public are especially urged
to respond to this appeal.
Wedding of Interest.
The marriage Of Mrs James W. AL
lison to Mr.. John T. Anderson Is an
nounced to take place quietly today
IN the home OF Mrs. Allison. NO. sOo
West Franklin Street.
Only the Immediate families OF the
contracting parties will be present,
The bride and groom will leave for
wedding trip Immediately after the
ceremony.
The prominence in society of Mrs.
Allison and Mr.. Anderson. and their
personal popularity. make the cele
bration of their wedding matter OF
great interest.
Mr.. Potter Here.
Mrs. James Brown Potter, who has
been spending the early spring on her
husbands plantation in Mexico, Is at
the Jefferson Hotel.
Mrs. Potter's Richmond fri1nds are
always glad to welcome her to the
city.
Alumnae Association Meets.
At the annual meeting of the Wo-
mans College Alumnae Association
held yesterday afternoon. the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Frank Dashiell Epps: Vice-Presidents.
Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield and
Mrs. Harvey Seward. Of Petersburg:
Recording Secretary, Miss Miriam MIL
niser; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Mary Whitsitt; Treasurer, Miss Ruth
Burton; Aiumnae Editor, Miss Louise
rhomasson
Rev. DR.. 3. Cabell Hening was pres
ent, and spoke OF the plans and pros.
poets for the projected Central Wo-
mans College. and Of how the alumnae
could aid in the work.
Instead Of their annual luncheon,
the association will give tea this
year on May 9th. at p. M, In the
Jefferson Hotel. Mrs. sallie Harris is
chairman OF arrangements. and Miss
IIary Carter Anderson will be toast
mistress The toast cards will be
unique and beautiful. They Will be
merely squares of white cardboard en-
graved with the new seal OF the col
legc. About one hundred and twenty
five guests. including the class OF 1907.
are expected to attend.
The Dessert Sale.
The Young Ladies' League OF CAL
vary Baptist Church will give sale
OF delicious home made pies. cakes and
other CONNECTIONS. In Stall No. 80. Sixth
street Market, from s A. M. to p. M.
to-day.
IJousekecpers are invited to inspect
tho stock and purchase their Sunday
dcsserts from the young ladies who
win be in charge.
Pupils Musicale.
The following program was played
| Saturday afternoon by the pupils OF
| Miss Ethel Toone:
| /. (n) Nocturne Il Flat....... Chopin,
(b) "lf Were a Bird" Con-
cert Etude .............H enselt
Miss Ethel Toone.
. "Don Juan" Minuct. ..... Mozart
Master Theoren Brown.
3. Allegro op. lao, No g.. ,Diabelli
| Muster Charles Lumsden and Miss
| Toone
4. M "Think OF Me-" Op. 575.
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