The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-27
YESTERDAY.
Danes Building at Jamestown,

4 DANES Bu'ldlng at Jamestown
a letter received in Richmond last
week announced that the memorial build
Ing to be erected by the Colonial Danes
ut jamestown Island is actually in pro-
cess Of constructions. The delays attend
ant upon the successful prosecution OF
building operations Mt n point so mac
cessiblc and so far removed from centres
x Of industry have been tedious and llarlss-
Ing. But 1t is believed that they are
now all happily s,irmounted, and that the
work will go happily and smoothly IN
from this time to its completion.
The building will be turned over to the
Association for the Preservation of Vir-
gnia Antiquities on May 18th by Mrs.
William Ruflln Cox and The committee
appointed by her from the National So
ciety OF Colonial Danes.
Ritchie-Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard N. Baker, Of
Baltimore Md. have announced the en-
gageinent of their daughter, Elizabeth
Catherine to Mr.. Albert Cabcll Ritchic.
OF that city.
This announcement is one of unusual
interest In Richmond, Mr. Richie being
the son Of the late Judge Albert Richie
and Mrs Lizzie Cabell Richie. His
mother was the daughter Of the late Dt.
Robert G. Cabell. OF this city, and was
considered in her young womanhood to
BIO one of the most beautiful among all
the bellies that have rendered the social
history OF Richmond famous Mr.. Ritchlc
IS the nephew of Messrs. Henry l.. and
J. Caskie Cabell. DR.. Robert j Cabell,
Jr., and Mrs. John Lottier of Richmond.
BY profession he is n lawyer, and seems
likely to follow in the footsteps OF his
father, for years distinguished mem-
her of the Baltimore bar The young
lady he is to marry possesses n lovely
personality and much social popularity.
The date Of the wedding has not yet been
made public but will be equally u matter
Of Importance in Baltimore and Richmond
Mr., Richie being connected with the
most prominent families OF Maryland anu
Virginia.
Engagement Announced.
Colonel and Mrs A. s. Buford have
announced the engagement OF their daugh
ter, Mary, to Mr.. Frederick w. Noting,
of this city, the wedding to take place
the first week in April
The announcement will be read with in
terest by people in all sections of tho
State. where both Miss Buford and Mr.
Noting are widely known and Very pop
ular. Miss Buford has been a leader in
Richmond society since her debut several
years ago. Mr.. Noting holds positions OF
prominence in several business enter
prises of Richmond.
Brilliant Audience.
One of the most brilliant audiences OF
the winter filed the Academy Monday
evening, when the Adamowsk Trio, OF
Boston, gave concert. which was UNI
surpassed in the musical history of Rich
mond The Richmond Howltzers, for
whose benefit the concert was given. were
present in full uniform, and a number
OF prominent people occupied the boxes.
Mrs Claude a. Swanson was hostess in
one box. her guests being Mrs. Beirre
Blair. Mrs. Small, Mrs. benjamin Nash.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton. Mr.. William
y Palmer and Miss Grace Anderson, of Al
exandra
Sondheim-Cohen.
The Jefferson Club was the scene of a
IA very beautiful and elaborate wedding last
evening at half-past S O'Clock, when Miss
fJuanita Nelson Cohen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Cohen. became the bride
OF, Mr. BENJAMIN Harry Sondheim. Of
Baltimore, Rev. DR.. Edward N Calisch
OF Beth Ahabah Temple. officiating. Tho
club was decorated with profusion o.
palms, ferns and pink and white roses
md was Illuminated with pink-sha