The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28

Warren, Miss stella Bass, Mrs. A. j.
WARREN Mrs. D. II. Dutrow, Mr.. II. G.
fraser, Mrs Conway Cosby Mr.. II.
q. Brown, Mr.. ID. II. 1Dutrow, Mr.. Al
NJ. Pullen, MIR. j, q. lSnlbe, Mr.. A.. j.
Warren, and Mr.. a. Ii, Thornton.
Miss Chumlnio Warren, the secrc-
tarS, read tho minutes II tho last
meeting, after which two new mem
bers We're taken in--Mr. r. H. Roth ana
Mrs. y. II. Dutrow.
Mrs. a. j. Warren introduced rcso-
luton that the club meet every other
Tuesday instead of every Tuesday,
which was unanimously agreed upon.
Several familiar games were played,
after which delightful vocal and intru-
mental music was rendered by Miss
Chumrnic Warren and Miss Grace
Slaughter.
Delicious Refreshments we're served.
The club will meet on March 18th
In the home of Mrs. Phillips. on Chest
nut 1Iill.
Board Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board of Belle Bryan Day Nursery viii
be held this afternoon at o'clock.
Annual Editors.
Editors for Corks and Curls, the Uni
versity of Virginia annual, published by
the students Of the university, have been
chosen as follows: Mr.. Lewis y. Cren-
shaw, Of Orange, Va, editor-ln- chlef Mr.
Littleton w. razewell, of Norfolk, and
Mr.. Duncan Curry, of Staunton, asso-
clate editors: Mr.. Richard V. Taylor of
Mobile, Ala, business manager; Mr..
Churchill j. Gibson, of Richmond. and Mr.
Clarence Kinnier, of Lynchburg, assist
ant business manager
Mr.. William w Grimm of fhiS civ
is q member of the general board made
up of rcpres entatves from Greek letter
rratcrnities and other societies.
History Class Meets.
In tho absence of Mr.. Torrance, OF tho
State Library. who was scheduled to adj
dress the history class ut Woman's Club
yesterday afternoon, but who was un-
expectedly called out of town. Mrs.
Chiles Ferrall proved a most charming
and acceptable substitute
Mrs. Ferrall read very interesting
paper written by her father. General
White, of West Virginia, OH The Set
Element OF the Valley of Virginia" in
which section his ancestors were among
the original settlers.
The paper dealt with the life and maE-
ners Of the Scotch Irish, who settled tho
upper valley, and of the Germans, who
settled the lower valley.
OF Lord Fairfax, in whose grant of
land the valley lay, and OF George
Washington. who first surveyed that
section of Virginia, General White wrote
most entertainingly, telling many Incl
dents aud traditions which have been
handed down from generation to gene
ration by the people in that part of
Virginia.
Mrs. Ferrall received the hearty thanks
nF <1,o c)as, for her kindness In filing
an unforeseen vacancy.
Sowing Of Anderson Cree"
Miss Margaret P. Montague, most,
pleasantly associated in the minds Of
Richmond friends, by former charm
ing authorship has written new
book called "rhe Sowing OF Anderson
Cree" that Is to be published early,
in March by the Baker-Taylor Com
| pany, of New York
Miss Montague Is spending the Win
| ter in Boston, but she will return in
| the spring to her home near the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
| w. Va. where the scene OF her new
novel is laid.
| Miss Montague is 81 young lady Of
great charm of personality, as we'll as
| of Unusual intellectual ability and at
| tainments. She has u large Richmond
| acquaintance and many Richmond
readers. who will give her newest lit
erary effort a warm welcome.
Craven-Mundhenke.
| The marriage Of Miss Flora G. Mund-
henke, OF Milwaukee. Wis, to Mr.. John
| c. Craven, Of Newport News. Va took
! place last evening In the ,rectory or
st. Johns Episcopal Church, No 2306
(, East Grace Street, the Rev. Robert A.
! Goodwin officiating.
The bride arrived in the city about
j $50 o'clock yesterday evening, and
j was met at the station by the groom
| elect who came to Richmond Tuesday
! from Newport News.
i After a short wedding tour, Mr.. and
j Mrs. Craven will make their home IN
i Newport News, where Mr.. Craven is
employed in the shipyards.
The Sewing Circle of Grove Avenue
! Baptist Church will give silver tea
l Friday evening at the residence Of
4 Mrs. Ia. r. Pollard, 916 West Grace
I Street, for the benefit Of the church
i A charming musical program will be
4 rendered and refreshments served.
i pleasant evening is promised to all
/ who come.
A meeting which promises to be tht
beginning Of significant movement
towards the procuring Of better library
facilities for the children Of the city
4 was held yesterday afternoon In tn
home of Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor
No. sos East Franklin Street.
The object Of the meeting was t
4 form a permanent organization ane
A devise some plan for establishing
free library for children In this city.
A number Of prominent gentlemel
I. and ladies were present, including MI
I J. d. Eggleston, DR. S. c. Mitchell. MI
John Stewart Bryan, Mr., Alfred =
Williams, Mr.. Edmund Pendleton, WI
James HARDWOOD. Mr.. T. B. Berkeley
Mr.. r. o. Bell, Mr.. Taylor Robertson
Miss Cnlly Ryland. Miss Addie Mino
land Miss Nellie Williams
a Various suggestions and practlca
plans for the establishment and main
i tenance OF such library We're pu
forward and discussed with interest.
1t was decided that the gentleme
and ladies present should constltut
an executive committee, and SUP
: committee, consisting of MISS Call'
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