The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26

~ ate Memorial Literary Society
~ held Yesterday at III O'Clock
4 y at the Confederate Museum
new members elected were,
Mrs j. Allison Lawton. of Charleston
; G.. Mrs Hugh Miller and Mrs. James
Corley.
Papers relating to the muster roll of
Company d, Battalion of Scouts and
Couriers, II. e. Lee headquarters. pre-
sented by the Rev. W. w. Page, of
New York. were accepted with appre-
ciation. Resolutions of sympathy on
the death of Mrs George A. LYON
were drawn up by Mrs. A. NJ Gwath-
mey, Mrs. ]. Enders Robinson and
Mrs. ]. II. Timberlake, and were an.
proved. Those present We're:
Mrs. l.. c. Daniel, Mrs. p. j. White
Mrs. Theo. Ellyson, Mrs. J. NJ. Wyatt.
Mrs. j. EA Robinson, Mrs C. C. johnson
Mrs. w. n. Hamlet, Miss Ellen l.. Jones.
Mrs. Gwathmey, Mrs. D. A. Brown,
Miss B. Ellyson, Mrs. N. c. Shelton.
Miss Lucy Munford, Mrs ]. Booten Hill,
Miss Baughman. Miss Matte Harris,
MISS Scott, Mrs w. B. Freeman.
Mrs. S. Fl. Yonge, Mrs. w. A. Harris
Mrs. c. Cowardin, Mrs. j. StIth Lee
Miss Anderson, Mrs. W. G. Miller,
Mrs. j. A. Hodges, Mrs. w. r. Miller.
Mrs. B. A. Blenner, Mrs. r. A.. Cary.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Mrs. r. a. Patterson.
Mrs. c. W. P. Brock, Mrs. Timbcrlake.
Minstrel Entertainment.
Much success is prophesied for
the minstrel entertainment to be given
by The Rollickers Tomorrow night.
under the auspices of Woman's Chris
tian Association in Belvidere Hall.
The performance will open with The
Court of Fun and will conclude with
number that will be the browning
hit of the evening, under the title of
One Morning With John the Just"
All the company Will be represented
in this act.
Patronesses OF the evening will be:
Mrs. c. ~ Swanson, Mrs. j. II. Moore,
Mrs. A. B. Blair Mrs. j. c. Stewart,
Mrs. F. Haughton, Mrs. W. NJ. Wade,
Mrs. p. Conquest. Mrs A. +. Rahm,
Mrs. B. crump Mrs. Cary Nelson,
Mrs. G. o. Saville, Mrs. c. P. Walford
Miss M. Norwood, Miss Annie Guy,
Miss E. Martin, and others.
The Rollickcrs have been recently
organized. but their membership in
cludes some of the best amateur talent
OF the city. Among them are Messrs
Hal Brooke, Henry Beattie,
w. Is. Bache, Latham Glazebrook
Bruce Harvey, A. w. Martensteln,
Allen Rady. Columbus Canepa,
Hardin Bache, Herbert Weislger,
Clinton Boyd. Warren Goddard.
Gamble Bowers, r. M. Jennings,
Mosby West Thomas Register,
Sydney Wilbur, Lew Dooey,
Joseph Hicks, George Yale.
Rosemary Tea.
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson was
hostess of tho Rosemary Library tea
given in the library rooms yesterday
afternoon. Growing plants and palms
We're used for decorations and pretty
young matrons and girls were present
to serve refreshments.
The silver Offering at the door will
so to the book fund Of the library
Assisting Mrs. Anderson We're Mrs |
Howard Johnston. Mrs. w. T. Open
and Miss Jean Knox.
TO Attend Funeral.
Members of Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION are requested by the presi-
ueht to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
George A. Lyon. taking place at st.
James Church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Members of Junior Hollywood Me-
moral Association are also requested
70 attend.
Meeting Postponed.
tie meeting OF the Kate Wheelock |
WHIST club with A.ta, Bland s. Smith
nus peen postponed from this after
noon to Saturday afternoon at the
vs., = hour' Mrs. Smiths number Is
3ol East Grace Street
~ At the Tea Room.
Inc popular tea room presided over
IN the Ladies' Cafe Of the Jefferson