The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-14
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

WI WOODWaftl) nave issued IN
IA vitations for the marriage Of
lvx their daughter Mildred Minor,
to Mr. Joseph Smith Cochran.
OF Stanton. the wedding to be celc.
brated on Thursday evening, June 4tli,
at Q o'clock, IN St James Episcopal
Church, this city.
After the first OF October Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochran will have their home In
Stanton
Miss Woodward Is n graduate OF
Stuart Hall. Staunton.. and spent the
year after leaving that institution in
travel abroad She has been In New
York during the past winter improv-
Ing TO n still greater degree her rarely
beautiful voice. which has been heard
with the greatest pleasure on several
oGcasions since her return. Her un-
usual gifts and her social prominence
render the announcement OF her APP
preaching marriage to Mr.. Cochran one
Of much interest, through family con-
ncctions and otherwise. Mr.. Cochran is
we'll known here and In Stanton.
Miss Kenrf0tt Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Kearfott. OF
btartlnsyille. announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Mary Lucre:ia. to Or.
Harry BENJAMIN Stone, OF Ashland, w.
Va. The marriage VIII take place in
the Baptist Church on Friday evening,
June 18th. which Will be the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage OF
Miss Kearfotts parents.
Now In North CnroiInn.
DR.. j. Allison Hodges. accompanied
by Mrs. Hodges and their niece. little
Miss Jean Heck. Is spending week
In North Carolina. wisere DR.. Hodges
will deliver several addresses. He Will
return to Richmond in time to make
the annual address at the Mechanics
Institute.
Richmond Chnptcr Meets.
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy, met at IL o'clock
Yesterday morning In Lee Camp Hail.
10 perfect arrangements for Memorial
Day. June 3D.. Committees were an
pointed to take the work oil decoration
in hand for that day. and all cha pter
members were requested TO go to Holly
wood and lend their aid In distributing
the flowers.
1t was decided by the chapter to
SEND so Tor the decoration OF Confed-
crate graves In Camp Chase Cemetery.
Columbus, O.. 81 to the DR.. John
Thompson Chapter. at Amherst Va.
Tor the Memorial Hall fund. and 81 to
Base City Chapter. OF Texas. which is
working to erect a memorial to men
lost In the blizzard OF 18s2-1s63
The action OF Mrs. ". n. Hamlet and
her committee in substituting a pic
ture OF Mr.. Davis, 10 be presented to
the public schools OF Richmond. for a
prize 10 be awarded to pupil for an
essay on the life and character of the
President. was approved
The Rev. Mr. Mayo gave chapter
members description OF work done
received pledge of help as soon az
the chapter treasury should be repIen.
tklled. Mrs Bienner reported the deco
ration of General Fitzhugh Lees grave
at Easter Mrs. Teefey was appofnted
chairman OF committee to raise money
by an entertainment during tho sum
mer, Mrs. Bocock reported progress in
raising funds for the Arlington Monu
ment,
Letters OF sympathy were directed to
ne ne sent to Miss Rehecca storrs. Mrs
w. a. Wade and Mrs. Frank Snow.
New members received were Miss
Mabeth Russell Mrs. r. G. Valentine
Mrs. J. \. Wilkinson. Mrs. Samuel S.
Rosendorf Mrs. G. Q. A. Jones and
Miss Elizabeth Mclean Bryan.
Tickets for Concert
Tickets for the concert TO be given
by the Woman's Club in the Jefferson
Hotel auditorium on Monday evening
at $3.50 o'clock. are now ready, and
club members, who are entitled to tick.
cts for themselves and two guests each
ere requested to call at the club rooms
and get them from the janiiress.
The concert program Will be rem
dered by an orchestra OF twenty-six
pieces and by Mrs. Clifton. NJ. Miller
Mrs. Pat;ee. Mr.. Canepa and Mr.. Ar
thur scrlyenor. AS the closing musicale
Of the season. 1t will be a Brilliant az
fair.
VIII Hold Sale.
The woman's Aid Society of ST.
Marks Church, will hold sale %
useful and fancy articles in the lee
ture-room of the church tomorrow.
In the eveninp the VilIipo IJa,oar.