The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-27
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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IL A. M. In the Confederate
Il Museum. Mrs. Lizzie Cary
Daniel presided, and two life
members were received into the so.
ciety. Mrs Mamie Armistead Crunp
and Mrs. Linton o., Miller.
~ letter was read from Brigadier-
General T. Il. Rodcnbough, United
States army, now stationed at Cover
nora Island, New York, I'm which he
presented to mo society q Confederate
battle-flag. This flag has been in the
Museum OF the Military Service Insti-
tute for yenrs, and nearly one .fourtj,
OF 1t is torn away. Its history In ,ir-
known. The flag and the letter ac-
cempany'ii, ,t Will he framed and
Laced ~ thu tennessee rcom a: the
Museum.
Those present at yesterdays meet
Ing were Mrs l.. c. Daniel. Mrs. Theo-
dorc Ellyson Mrs. j. Finders Robinson,
Mrs. w N. Hamlet. Mrs. A. NJ. Gwath-
iney. Miss Bette Ellyson, Mrs. Edgar
-. Iayior. Mrs. Charles T. Boiling,
MRS. Jones' Bacon, Mrs. james II.
Drake, Miss Minnie Baughman. Mrs. w.
II. Miller, Mrs. j Booton Hill. Mrs.
Samuel II. Yonge. Mrs. w. b. Freeman,
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dcrson, Mrs. Norman " Randolph. Mrs.
J.. j. White, Mrs. w S. Murray
Guests of the morning were Mrs. Tip
ton ID. Jennings, OF Lynchburg. and
her daughter. Mrs. st. John Allison
Lawton. of Charleston. S. c., formerly
Miss Ruth Jennings, OF Lynchburg, and
president of the Virginia Division,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The last State convention of the
Daughters over which Mrs. Lawton
presided as Miss Jennings was held II.
Richmond on the eve of her wedding.
and the representatives of the diff
fcrent chapters on the closing evening
of the convention presented her with
handsome wedding gift of silver, IN
token of their appreciation for their
retiring president and their good
wishes for her future happiness.
Forticth Anniversary Kept.
OF interest TO friends and relatives
In Danyille, on Thursday last. of the
fortieth wedding anniversary of DIR.
and Mrs. Lewis +. Harvie.
Beautiful and appropriate. decora-
tions were in palms, Bride roses and
carnations.
Callers during reception hours from
noon to p. NJ. were met and well
coined at the door by little Misses
Annie James. Mary Blair Maury, Polly
Massie and Frances Seegar.
Mrs. William Meade, in gray MESA
line. and Mrs. Randolph Meade. in
black net. stood in the front hall. and
Mrs. j. c. Hall and Mrs. McGill at the
entrance to the parior.
Within stood DR.. Harvie and Mrs.
Harv!e who was gowned in gray
messal!ne and duchesse lace and car
ried Bride roses. They were assisted
In receiving by Miss Jane rutherford,
of this city, Mrs. Harvie's sister. who
wore black lace over white. Others
Mrs, Piuckney Williamson. Mrs. WILKES
Madison. OF Petersburg; Mrs. Hartwell
Harrison and Mrs. Mamie Edmunds.
guests at the wedding of DIR. and Mrs.
Harvie forty years ago: Mrs. David
Ayres and the Rev. Hartwell Harrison,
who was sroomsman on that occa-
sion; 3Irs. Raymond Hall. who served
punch; Mrs. Landon Berkeley, who was
az the registry table. Mrs. b. L.
Dibrell, Mrs. Julian Meade. Mrs. S. r.
Dula and Mrs. Thomas Meade. who
were at the tea and chocolate tables;
Mrs. r. A. James. Mrs. Walter Wills,
OF Lynchburg; Mrs. John Sutherlin
and Misses Martha, jamie and Ellen
Harvie, Elizabeth Maury and Mary
Ruitin. Mr.. John b. Harvie. of RoX-
boro, n. c.. and Mr. rutherford Har-
vie, of Roanoke College were present
for the occasion. Owing to business
engagements Mr.. Lewis E. Harvie, of
Kentucky, was unable to be present.
Monticello Branch.
The Monticello branch of the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservation of Vir-
GINA Antiquities was organized In
Charlottesville one year ago, and now
numbers some fifty members. with the
following officers: Mr.. r. T. w. Duke.
director; Mrs. r. II. Dabney. recording
secretary; Mrs. F. w. Page. CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs. W. C. Cham
berlain, treasurer. The board of direc-
tors includes Mrs. Jesse L. Maury,
Mrs. NJ NJ. VanDoren. Mrs. James
Higginson, Mrs. Harper Anderson and
Mrs. T. ". Twyman
The advisory board is made up of
Judge r. r. w. Duke, Professor w. NJ.
Thornton. Mr.. j. NJ. Robertson. Pro-
fessor Thomas F'itzhugh, Mr.. Reuben
Maury, Professor Ormond Stone, Mr..
Russell Bradford.
Colonial Danes to fleet.
The Virginia Society of Colonial