The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-29


range for a lawn party al Forest Hill
on the 18th OF May for the Home for
Needy Confederate Women. In re-
Spouse to an appeal from the Pelham
Chapter. Orange, Texas, contribution
was sent to aid in raising Confeder-
ate monument by this chapter. and like
wise contribution was sent to aid
IN erecting an equestrian statue to the
memory OF General John Hunt Nor
gan and his men" at Lexington KY.
The chapter adjourned to meet with
Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory in June. After adj
Jsurnment, delightful refreshments
were served
Cake and Pie Sale.
The ladies' of Monumental Church
Mothers Club are arranging for sale
of cakes and pies on Saturday, to be
held in the Atlantic and Pacific tea
store on Broad Street, near Sixth.
The sale willcontinue throughout the
day. The proceeds will be used for the
benefit Of the kindergarten and the
Fairgrounds OF the city The ladies
earnestly desire the patronage of their
friends and the public.
Miss Tutwiler Sings Well.
The Birmingham News. in quite an
extended notice of the annual concert
OF the Treble Clef Club of that city,
given last Friday evening in the JEFF
fcrson Theatre. speaks with special
praise of the singing Of Miss Haidee
Tntwiler, who was heard in public for
the first time. Miss Tutwiler. whose
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Tutwiler,
are both from Virginia, spent some
weeks in Richmond and Fluvanna coun-
ty last summer, and her friends were
delighted with her beautiful singing.
She has a voice of remarkable power
and sweetness for one so young, and
has had the advantage OF excellent
training. The News says:
The final number was Hawthorn
and Lavender with Mrs. Schulhoefer.
Miss Tutwiler and Mrs. Flies as solo
lists.
This was lengthy, but highly ar.
tist!c selection. the solo work giving
variety and interest. Miss TEtwiler
was heard for the first time In public
and her reception was most cordial
Both she and Mrs. Schulhoefer were
encored. Mrs. Fies's voice Is a rich
contralto and was much appreciated.
All of the soloists received an ovation.
their successful conclusion OF a years
hard work. That they have studied
and worked diligently is apparent, and
that the evening was a brilliant sue
cess is due to their talent. their dill
gence and the excellent training they
have undergone"
The News adds that Rev. DR.. William
e. Evans, formerly of Richmond, made
an address. paying a high tribute to
the work Of the club.
Conference Visitors.
A number of visitors OF note will at
tend the approaching national confer
nj do II iatx
beginning in Richmond on Sunday.
Among those to come from New
York will be Mrs. O'Donohoe and Miss
o'Donohoe. Miss NJ. f. Kelly, who will
read a paper; Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs.
]. j. Barry, commissioner OF hospitals:
Mrs. Gillespie, wife of the president OF
the United States Trust Company: Mrs.
Tully, Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Dougherty,
Mrs. Mandel, Mrs. Maloney, Miss
O'Flaherty and Mrs. Carroll From
Washington will come delegates of the
Christ Child Society, and from New
Orleans. Mr.. Allison Owen.
Fcnnell-Wall.
Mr.. II. A. Fennell. of Richmond, and
Miss Eugenia Wall. of Madison, n. c.,
will be quietly married to-day at 8
P. NJ. at the BRIDES home in Madison,
N. C.
The groom was accompanied by his
brother. Mr.. r. H. Fennell, and sister,
Miss Mary v. Fennell, both of Rich
mond.
Palmer-Paalzow.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Magda-
lena Paalzow, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Paalzow. OF Philadelphia,
formerly of Richmond, and Mr.. John
Wotherspoon Palmer, of New Bruins
wick, n. j., was solemnized op Satur-
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Church of the Atonement Memorial,
Philadelphia, the Rev. Horace Walton,
assisted by the Rev. Newton stanger,
officiating. There was a special must
cal program, including the wedding
marc. from " = The Spring
wedding March," and selections from
other we'll known composers.
The bride, who wore a lace robe over
ivory taffeta, was attended by her Sis
ter. Miss Agnes carotta Paalzow, as
maid of honor. Mr.. Herbert Allen act.
ed as best man. The ushers were Mr..
James Wotherspoon, Mr.. John r. Paal-'
zow-, Mr.. Harold j. Marsh and Mr.,
Frank ]. Maginniss.
A reception followed for relatives
of both families. Upon their return
from the wedding journey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer will reside in New Bruns-
wick. N, J.
Personal Mention.
Miss c. Norton Tayloe, OF Mount
Airy, Richmond county,ti is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Beverly T. Crump, at
els Shafer Street.
Miss Virginia Bruce Braithwaite. OF
williamsburg, is visiting Mr.. ], 81
Moore, on East Broad Street.
Miss Sara Royal, of Forest, who has
been visiting in Richmond, is now
spending few days at Woman's Col
lege, Lynchburg.
Miss Bessie N. Wilson, of 2s06 East
Broad Street, returned on Sunday at
ter delightful visit to Mrs. Calvin
r. Jones, OF smithfield. and Miss Alice
Il. Jones, OF Norfolk.
Miss Helen l. Minor attended the
dance given by the girls OF the younger
set on Friday night at the Masonic
Temple In Norfolk.
Miss Courtenay Crump Is spending
some time with her aunt at Roland
Park, Baltimore.
Miss Mary Donahoe, OF Leesburg, is
the guest OF Miss Charlotte Miller.
( Miss Ellen Douglass Garnett, of
n lot l,o fts.I ,io}% ,to