The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-30

~ be given on the lawn at Re-
~ veille. the home OF Mrs. II. a.
Patterson. this afternoon at 4
O'clock, the young ladies' who
are to sing spring song and be ac-
companied by violins and guitars are
Misses Lucy Brown. Edith Parker,
Elizabeth Brown, Margaret Thaw,
Katherine staten. Lucy Taliaferro,
Blanche King, Rena King, Mary G.
Evans. Marion Spicer. Bessie Herbert.
Gladys Thaw, Elizabeth Adams Dolly
Adams. Alice Gilmcr. Louise Ellerson
and Emily Wade
The fete is under the auspices Of
shcltering Arms and Kate Empie Gull
gon Circles OF Kings Daughters. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of
stclteripg Arms Hospital.
The little girls and boys In the May
queen march will sing the Robin song
tnent. They are Misses Quincy Land
street Grace stegar Katherine Lee,
Blanche Gentry. Isabel Scott, Bland
Cox, Mildred Williams. Elizabeth
Brockerhrough, Martha Chambers.
Martha Asop, Martha Fitzgerald Eliz-
abeth Patton, Grace Gillian, Dorothy
Courtney. Elise Wilmer. Louise VIII
mer. Ellen Wallace. Sallle Gordon,
Louise Houghton, Alice Meredith, EN-
i
CABOT, Ellie Meade, Martha Mallory,
Rebecca Alsop, Mabel Warren. Eliza
beth Witt, Margaret Evans. Isabel Will
lans. little Misses Ellerson Meade and
Patton and Masters Edward Marye,
Fred Wilmer and Hiram Gates
The mattresses will include Misses
Mary end Resale Howard, Elsie Par
IRISH, Katherine Robertson, Phoebe
Warwick and Stephie Dial
The flower girls Will be Misses Eliza
Christian. Marian Poor, Sarah Open
hiner. Mary Drawn. Sallie Tyler, vir-
gle Tyler, Josephine Clark. Elise Wher-
ry, Dallas Lee, Margaret Wcisiger,
Virginia Chesterman. Harriet Gum,
Katherine Gordon and Virginia War
wick.
Amendments Proposed.
In pursuance OF article s., section 2.
OF the constitution and bylaws OF the
Association for the Preservation OF
virginia Antiquities. thirty days no
tlce is given that at the regular meet.
Ing, to be held "Wednesday. June 10th,
at noon. the following amendments Will
be offered BY Norfolk branch:
Whereas. the Norfolk branch of the
y. p. ". Association is earnestly de-
sirous OF increasing the efficiency OF
the association and awakening greater
interest In Its work among It's own
members, as we'll as with the general
public. and deems IT essential to that
md that representation in the general
meeting OF the association be Increased
to some reasonable extent: therefore
"Resolved. That the central commit
tee of the association be requested to
consider and report such amendment
10 the constitution as will provide for
representation In the general meetings
ly delegates from the several local
branches of the association. who shall
lie authorized to cast the vote of each
local branch upon any and all ques-
lions affecting the interests of the
whole association. and that such
amendment to the constitution be re-
ported at the next meeting In January
and tho secretary give notice thereof.
as required by the constitution.
&c. wHTTTLE SANS.
Recording Secretary
Whnt Others SuRgest
Following is the proposed report by
the central committee:
That article OF the constitution
Of A. p. V. A. be amended SO as 10
read after the last word quorum In
said article as follows:
That each local branch shall be
entitled to send delegates TO every
general meeting of the association in
the following proportions: One dele
gate for every ten members of each
local branch. majority OF which shall
have power to cast the vote of such
local branch In the general meetings
upon any question affecting the In
terests of the whole association, and
that reasonable notice OF time and OBJ
jects OF all such meetings be sent to
each local branch.
The Newington branch has the fol-
lowing:
That TO section I Of the bylaws. un-
der title of Year Book Committee"
shall be added these words:
And year book shall be issued by