The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-16
SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL

the virginlu Historical 90
oIety, with Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, acting president, In the chair,
It was moved that B.shDp Randolph be
requested to ofllciate ut dedicatory en-
ercises IN the Colonial Danes Building
Mrs. John B. Lightfoot, the date Of tho
exercises was fixed for May 18th Of
this year. The invitation wns accepted
by the bishop.
The subject of opening the grounds
ut Jamestown free OF charge. provided
the General Assembly would make
sufficient appropriation, WAS referred 10
the jamestown committee.
Mr.. Joseph B.yan gave thirty days
notice. required by the constitution,
OF his intention to move for the crca.
ton OF the office OF as ociate president
on behalf OF Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. -
president during the year 1907. ne paid
high tribute. a motion was made and
adopted that reports OF officers read
at the meeting on January 4th, DO lc-
cepted without a second reading. AM-
other motion adopted made legal the
election OF board and officers held on
january 4th
An offer from the Pocahontas Me-
mortal Association to place their
OF the A. p. V. a. was referred to ths
chairman OF the jamestown committee.
On motion OF Mr.. r. a. Lancaster. a
resolution. OF thanks was offered thu
Sons OF Colonial Wars for the glet
Of drinking fountain at jamestown.
On motion OF Mr.. ~. g. Stnnard.
rising vote OF thanks was given Mrs
John q. Llghtfoot, Mr.. +. A. Lancaster
and Colonel s. II. Yonge for their work
at jamestown during 1907.
Quurles-Tnylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Daily Taylor
have Issued Invitations for the mal :
ringe OF their niece, Ida Cornelia Tay-
lor, TO Judge Julian Minor Quaries. lns
ceremony to be performed Wednesaay
AFTERNOON, january ED. at 5 o'clock, IN
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. al
No. 1852 Monument Avenue.
The wedding will be quietly celc-
brated. Invitations being limited 70
relatives and intimate friends. Judge
and Mrs. Quarles Will 80 North lor
their wedding trip and will have their
future home In Stanton.
Mothers, Club VIII Meet.
The west End kindergarten Mothers
Club, viii meet this afternoon AZ
O'clock in the kindergarten room, cor
ner Lombardy and Main.
Those Interested in child training
are cordially invited.
atur-at-Homc Club.
Tho stay-at-Home Whist Club met
TUESDAY evening In the home OF Mrs
VI. Z. spilman. witt, Miss Margaret
Morson az hostess OF the evening. INC
highest scora was tie between Atrs.
Bland S. Smith and Nr. Arthur can
ron against Mr.. Robert Scott and Mrs
Martin. The club will meet next week
With Mrs. Walter Is. Martin, No. 2li
Shafer Street.
Gruner-Hnrrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Harris announc.
the marriage of their daughter. Lillian
llaytield, to Mr.. Jay Kenton Gruner
on Saturday, January nth, In this
city.
Literary Meeting.
A literary meeting OF Commonwealth
Chapter, Daughters OF the American
neyolu,ion. held yesterday at noon II
the home of Mrs. B. II. Ellington, or
Monument Avenue. proved most en-
jeyubie.
Mrs. Thomas Bocock read an adj
miracle paper on Pocahontas, follow
ing q well executed piano solo. VIII
which the program opened. Mrs. Pat
tee rendered several beautiful voca
solos. After the program was finished
u buffet luncheon was served and mad
an appropriate finish TO happy oc'
casion.
Kuyk-Gruner.
The wedding of Miss Annie Berry
Gruner. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Gruner. TO Mr.. Robert Christian
Kuyk was celebrated yesterday at
p. 81. In the country home of the bride
parents. Belmont. Henrico county, tn
Key. John Moncnre Of this city. Off
riating.
The bride, who entered with and wa
given away by her father wore hand
somely tailored suit OF gray cloth, an
carried lilies Of the valley. She wa,
attended by Miss Corlnne Tobin, o
st. Louis, No.. gowped In white lac
over pink. Her flowers We're plnl
roses.
AR. T. Fl. Epes was best man to TIL
groom. Mr. and Mrs. kayk left las
aight for Southern bridal tour.
Burlesquc on Warmth
A very unique entertainment engas
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