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

showed a net profit OF fourteen dollars
Mrs. H.. "a. Atkinson, the treasurer, re-
ported that contribution had been
made toward the repairs on old Bruton
Church, williamsburg.
Mrs. a. T.. King read an interesting
historical paper. She and Mrs. Mr.. 1lijah
Baker reported that many relics had
been collected for the exhibit at James
town Exposition.
The chapter decided to furnish
dimity curtains and hangings for
George Washington's bedroom at Mt.
Vernon. The request came from Mrs,
Charles B. Ball. regent Of the Mt YER
non Association.
Delicious refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting. III
Whist Tournament.
The regular monthly whist tourna-
Ement will be played at Woman's Club
tomorrow evening at $40 o'clock. An
enjoyable evening is anticipated.
Miller dmonds.
e. Among the many Easter weddings
which took place in the Capital City
as the resultHo of Mrs. Gill's annual ex-
scurslon was that Of Mr.. John +. Miller,
Jr., and Miss Mary Kathclccn Edmonds,
both Of this city. The ceremony was
performed in the parlors OF the Rev.
q complete surprise to their friends
who had not the slightest idea regard.
ing their marriage until appraised Of
the fact by telegraph.
The bride is tho daughter OF Mr.
VIM. N1cGee Edmonds, Of Lynchburg,
VA g a. the groom Is the youngest son
West End. Mr.. Miller is connected with
the Richmond Stove Works where lie
Is held In high esteem. The youthful
couple was accompanied to Washington
by Mr. Harry Harrison. who planned
their elopement, Mr.. Miller loft home
on Easter morning, leaving his friends
under the impression that he was go-
ing fishing, but in reality to meet his
aftianccd at Elbn station, where she
was In waiting with his friend, Mr..
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
make their homo for tho present In
tho West End.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Ttnsley and
tho Misses Tinslcy have returned from
Atlanta and opened their country place,
5"Fic4uenocquo" near Richmond.
Mr. Albert B. Alsop spent Easterstn
New York with his brother, Or. Thos.
Alsop.
NAA : sAHN 49, .. LIS DCIk -4ASlbu, JT,,
spent Last week in New York. returning
this weok.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bryant and Miss Bryant,
who have been the guests OF Mrs ".
d. Leake. have returned to their homo
in Franklin. Va.
Mrs. II. l.. McNamce, Of No. SOL East
Leigh Street. left yesterday for sclater,
Miss, where she will spend month
with her daughter, Mrs. p. G. Hamil-
ton.
Miss Agnes I.atlrop, OF Norfolk va
is5yisiting Miss Mamie Harlow, Of No.
l62S Monument Avenus,
Miss Bessie Dunlop, who has been
spending the winter In New York. Is
tho guest OF Miss Gothic Mcclure.
Miss Jane Iinnler, who has been
tlehguest OF Miss Josephine Mcleod
at NYon'an's College, returned to her
home he r'' IN 1'ynchburg yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Alexander Bruce
and Miss Bruce, formerly OF this city
who have been spending several years
abroad have arrived in Norfolk, whore
they VIII make their home,
~ Miss Helen VIM, Miss Prudence
Elizabeth Isidout and the Rbv John
Rldout, all of this city. attended tho
Field-slater wedding in Petersburg
Tuesday evening,
Mrs. John IT. Holman, or Norfolk,
is the guest Of Miss Merrin,an here
Mr.. James y, MeDaniel,3of Tappahnn-
mock, spent Tuesday here.
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Miss Grace Rollins Is visiting IN
INewport News.
Miss Nellie Ruth Gary and Miss Mary
Anne Gary have returned from Visit