The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-20

y - OLLYWooD Memorial Associ-
alton met at noon yesterday
- in the lecture-rooln of the
Second Presbyterian Church
to appoint committees. perfect
arrangements for Memorial
Day and elect a president, Mrs. n. Y
Randolph having declined that posi-
tion, for which she was recently chosen.
a letter from Mrs. Fanny Moncure
Marbnrg, who is president of the
Philadelphia Chapter, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, aud who rep
resented the two chapters of Daug1-
to the Hollywood Association the
boulder placed In Hollywood some
years ago to the memory of the 224
unknown Confederate dead. buried in
Pittyille National Cemetery at Ger
mantown. The secretary was direct
ed. on motion of Mrs j. Taylor Ely
son, TO write letter of acceptance
and thanks to Mrs. Marburg.
Mrs. Randolph having announced
her resignation Of the office OF presi-
1or, the first president. was elect
ed president from the flopr, the sec
rotary, MinF Munford, casting the vote.
Mrs. Randolph was chosen first vice
president and announced her willing
ness to serve in that position. Be-
fore the close of the meeting, the Ia
dies expressed a desire that all citi-
zens having their own carriages and
desiring to join the procession on Me-
mortal Day be cordially invited to do
so, with the assurance that their places
in the line will be indicated, and that
the Confederate colors will be attach
cd to their horses or harness.
In Honor OF Miss Hoyt.
Miss Elizabeth HoSt. of New York.
who has been spending some weeks
at the Jefferson Hotel with her pa
rents, was the guest of honor at q
tea, given at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by Mrs James Aston Ca
bell, No. 40 East Grace Street.
Only the unmarried contingent of
Richmond society was asked to meet
Miss Hoyt. Decorations, altogether in
pink. We're most attractive, pink roses.
rhododendron and honeysuckle being
massed in halls, drawing rooms and
on mantels. The table. with its fra
grant pink blossoms, pink lace over
satin. pink-shaded candles. beautiful
silver and cut glass, held also dainty
bonbons and cakes these as well as
the fees, carrying out the prevailing
idea in color.
Miss Mary Johnston poured choco-
late, and among the young ladies as
sisting were Misses Kitty Lancaster.
Robertson. of Staunton; Ellen Blair.
Resale Jones, Nancy and Bessie Sell
den. Mrs. Cabell was Eowned in pink,
and was graceful and gracious
hostess.
ynn Dorcn-Ellzey.
In Christ Church. Evansville, Md,
to-day the wedding OF Miss Mary Pres
ton Ellzey. of West River. Md, to Mr.
Jacob Van Doren. OF Richmond. will
be celebrated the Rcv. Robert A.
Mayo officiating.
After a Northern trip the bride and
groom will return to make their home
in Richmond. The groom is a grand
son of the late Commodore Matthew
MaurS, and q son of Mrs. L. Van Do
rem. of Albemarle county.
Enjoyable Dance.
The Cismont High School auditorium
was the scene of very enjoyable
dance given by the young people of
the neighborhood on Saturday evening.
This is the second dance of the sea-
son. Others will be given at intervals
during the coming summer and fall.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Murrey Bocock. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
6. Money, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Money.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sampson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Macon Mr.. and Mrs.
Ell. Joslin. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ RAN
dolph. Dr. and Mrs. r. B. Shackls-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Pettus. Mr.. and Mrs.
II W. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Ever
EFT. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris, Mrs.