The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Chapter Meeting,

Richmond Chapter. Daughters of the
sGonfcderucy, held IN unusually we'll
mttcndcd meeting yesterday morning In
ytlic Woinnns Christian Association. Mrs
AZ. Y. Randolph presided.
III In the absence of Mrs. Hugh Miller
Mrs. u. A. lSlenncr read the trcasnrcr's
report. which showed u small balance IN
the treasury. with dues from. most of
,tiie members yet to be paid.
Aiiss Mcintyre reported Il gift of So
for the Jamestown building fund from
Mrs. William Ruflin Cox. Mrs. Joseph
siSryan. through Mrs. Thomas S. Bocock,
contributed $40. Letters of thanks were
ordered written to both these Indies.
Other contributions were received and
acknowledged from various members.
Miss Betty Ellyson, chairman Of tho
committee on the annual ten, reported
bills in hand for the expenses of same.
A rising vote of thanks was given Miss
lIllyson for her efficient services, and
Mrs. Hugh Taylor for the loan OF her
house.
Mrs. vawter as chairman Of the COM
,iittee on the lecture on last TUESDAY
evening, reported profit of So2.lo' 1or
tho Daughters building fund at James
town Exposition. Letters of thanks were
ordered written to Governor Swanson,
the Gable Piano Company. MIR. l.. /.
Christian and Whittct 4 Shcppcrson for
their kind cooperation and aid In mak-
ing the lecture a success. Mrs. f1nck
ana Mrs Vawter also received the nearly
thanks of the chapter.
Applications for membership were re-
ceivca from the following ladies: Mrs.
Mary Cunningham Gill. Mrs. Beborah
Anthony Mccarthy, Miss Blanche q.
Winston. Mrs. Margaret hustace rou.-
uurean, Mrs. Sallie Lacy Slater Gunthcr'
Miss Annie Z. Richardson, Mrs j. An
1hony Ridseley. Mrs. Newell w. Court
nov Mrs. Julia Gimer Anthony Dunlop,
Mrs Alice Genet Moore, Miss Clara
Genet Moore.
letter was read from Miss Re
becca Norwood, president of tho Wo-
mans Christian Association board, set
ting forth the urgent need OF matron
t at the city jail. and asking that inc
z Daughters unite with the board IN
{ netitioning- for such an office to be
S,.reated A similar letter will be sent
s1o every organization of women IN the
& atty 4 number Of ladies signed the
petition.
Mrs. Gill announced her intention
az giving two excursions in the spring
for the benefit of the chapter---one to
jamestown Island and one to the
jamestown Exposition grounds.
l Mrs. w r. Vawter will report at
u the next meeting On DudSeS aloF llt
reunion.
"A benefit performance at Bostocks
Arena will be given on Thursday,
March It'll, under the auspices OF the
chapter. A special program will be
prepared and tickets may be had a
a week beforehand from Mrs. n. V. Ran
81 dolpl. Proceeds will go to the James
e town building fund.-
~ The president spoke at some length
concerning the progress OF the q. D.
C building at the exposition She
said that the house is at present being
u plastered; that it stands on a beauti-
ful site and that fourteen hundred
dollars has already been paid; that
the Daughters hope, by dlnt Of hard
work, TO free themselves from debt
Il at the end OF this year. Richmond
y Chapter taking into account the pro-
.iIts Of the lecture. will have contrl-
& buted two hundred dollars. or four
fifths Of the amount pledged by it to
the building.
At the close of the meeting certlh-
Gates of charter membership In the
Jamestown Building Association were
4 issued. These certificates are accom-
4 panied by cards emitting the holder
to special exposition courtcsies anG
privileges
Fortxightly Recital.
Ii The regalas" fortnightly recital OF
the pupils Of Richmond Conservatory
iof Music will take place this evening
at $50 o'clock in the conservatory
rooms. No. sos East Grace Street.
a fine program has been prepared
md an evening OF enjoyment Is anti
cipated. The public are invited t.
attend
Hastings-Tinsley.
The marriage of Miss Mary S. Tins
,ssley to Mr.. Samuel Walter Hasting
took place Tuesday evening in TIL,
8 homo of the bride, No. ,220S Jefferson
Avenue Rev. r. NJ. Maxey, OF Unto,
Station Methodist Church, ofiiciated
Pretty decorations were in palms
and cut. flowers. Miss Inez Verse
presided at the piano.
The ushers. Messrs. Russell Tinsley
il. Clay, ]. W. Hall and Robert Brown
( Were the only attendants.
The bride Wore stylish going-awa.
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