The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL

4 ~
4 will be known as the Powliatan Tribe,
No. 2, OF the Pocahontas Society OF
4 America. The object of the movement
Is to have the descendants of Poca-
! liontas and. for that matter also those
who are not descendants assist In do
fraSing the expenses of the erection
of the monument to the Indian prin-
cess. which is to be placed on James
/ town Island.
/ "A very attractive program has been
arranged for the children this after
noon, including addresses by Miss MIC
Lean. regent general OF the Potahon-
tas Society In Washington. y. c., and
Mrs. Bocock, regent-at-lnrge for Vir-
ginia.
All children are eligible for mem
Ibersllip until they have passed the age
of fifteen years. The monument Will
| be unveiled some time during October,
the date to be announced later.
The names of the children who as
1 sist in this work are to be recorded
in Washington and Richmond
a large number Of children are al
infants.
Buford-Dmnn.
| Interest to-day centres in the cele-
bration OF the Buford Dunn marriage
at the Virginia Hot Springs.
The bride, Miss Elizabeth sLanier
| Dunn, Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanier Dunn, of the Hot Springs and
time in Richmond since her sisters
marriage to Mr.. George Cole Scott
Colonel Algernon Sidney Buford, Jr..
Is member of the Governors staff.
and Is prominent socially and in the
business circles OF Richmond.
a party from Richmond Will attend
the marriage, which will be brill
liant and beautiful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIcnson Entertain.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee Meason en-
tertained the Reswick Bridge Club at
Edge Hill" on the afternoon of We'd
lnesday last.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. John y. Sawyer,
and several matters of Interest were
brough. up before the club. After the
business meeting bridge was enjoyed
] by the club members and their friends.
At the close of the game Miss Inger-
| soil was found to be the lucky mem
Der holding the highest score. and she
re ceived the prize.
| Dainty refreshments were served
when the game closed. Tho club ad
journed to meet on the following We'd
nesday two weeks at the keswick Club
/ house.
Wedding Cards.
1 Rev and Mrs. A. A. whitmore. of
Martinsville, Va, have issued invita-
! tions to the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Eva Maude. to Mr.. Edward j.
\ Walthall. of Crewe. the marriage to
OCCUR Wednesday. October I'd. at the
.Ehome of the brides parents. The pros
Ipective bride Is former resident OF
i Petersburg, where she lived before
her father entered the Methodist min
istry
Personal Mention.
Mrs. w C. Preston and daughter
4 Miss Elizabeth Preston. of Richmond
4 reached Lexington Saturday night las,
.Efrom trip to Europe. and are the
I guests of Colonel and Mrs. J. D. II
4 Ross
Miss Mamie Heth. of Washington
4 Is in Stanton with her niece. Miss
Lily Heth, who will attend the Virginia
i Female Institute
il Mrs. James j. Hickey is the guest Of
i Mrs. Charles II. Hickey, on Main Street
'EDanville. Va.
Miss Lucy Cooke has returned t.
Richmond after pleasant visit tc
j friends In Staunton.
Lieutenant j. H. Ellerson, Of The
4 Tenth United States Infantry, is visit.
ing his parents at No. sol East Frank.
n lin Streeta
I Miss Katherine McC!ay has returned
:, to her home in Richmond after q sta,
of several weeks In the mountains O,
!, Virginia.
Mrs. Written and Miss Ella Whittier
, of Nelson county. are guests OF Mrs
!. ). G. Eppes on Church Hill, after hav.
Ing visited Jamestown with their host
ess. her daughter, Miss Marie Eppes
) and Mr.. Levi T. Written.
,, Miss Marion Sampson. of culpeper
u Nf =
Wheat, on West Grace Street. Mrs
/ Wheat and Miss Frances Wheat have
VI returned from a round OF visits In
the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. c. Y. Breeder has returned tc
. Richmond.
). Carson, of Riverton. Va, formerly Mis-.
Agnes Mccarthy. OF Richmond
Mrs. Phillip Powers is back from
; Crockett Springs.
Mrs. John Spicer has returned, afte,
y several weeks spent In Atlantic City
. Miss Frances Gregory, Of oxford
r y. G., who has been at the Hygeis
} Hospital recently, will return to hel
Q home In a day or two.
q Mrs. John Coke, Jr., has been
: recent visitor In Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Wheat, who toured
t the Maine coast with Judge and Mrs
n L. L. Lewis, has returned to Rich
n mond
Z Mrs. Scott Parrish, who sumnered 1,
! tho White Mountains reached Rich
II mond Saturday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. baskerville hav,
: reached home after visiting the New
England coast.
L Misses jamie Wingo and Elise Par
1T bp,, f,.~, la
e koka.
Miss Sara rutherford has returne
Il from Culpeper county.
IS @ Fined Heavily for Assault.
& Arthur Washington. colored, ar
d pearea IN the Poline Cour1 yesterda
Isl ter johnson. ae was fined $26 an