The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
stay-nt-Hoinc Whist club.

weeks.
stny-nt-Homc Whist Club.
The stay-at-Iome Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the residences
or Mrs s. W. Trayers, og2 West
engaged and the highest score was
made by Mrs. W. n. Robins and Mrs s.
w. Travera. The next meeting OF the
ciub VIII be held next MONDAY after
noon at the home OF Mrs. waiter Is.
Martin, on Shafer Street.
ynugi,an-Daughtrcy
In the presence of few relatives
and friends, Miss May Daughtrey.
formerly OF Rocky Mount, y. c., and
DR.. r. a. Vaughan were married at
IL o'clock yesterday morning at the
East Marshall street Dr.. Samuel g.
Hatcher, pastor of Broad Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. officiating. I'm.
-mediately after the ceremony. Dr.. and
other Northern cities. on their return
they will make their home In
Vaughan, n. G.
Dance at Ginter Park.
The Ginter Park cotillion class
gave most attractive dance Monday
evening al Ginter Park. The chaperons
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Howard sutton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Noble.
Among those present We're Miss
Mary Patterson. with Basil Jones;
Miss Emily Thaw. with c. l.. Coleman;
Miss Constance Bates OF Baltimore.
with DR.. Scales; Miss Martha Fitz-
gerald with John Harvey; Miss Mar
garet Gordon. with james Goodrich:
Miss Emily Wade. with Cardweu Tay-
lor. Miss Margaret owen. with MI
Neal: Miss Mamie Pilkinton. with
Morris Arrnstead, Miss Vest. with Lea
Lorraine: Miss Ward Skeleton, with
Ilewelyn Harvey. Nellie Morton. with
Frank sutton. Miss Nell sutton. with
Dr. JeflTles; Miss Mary Walden. with
Bob Gwarthney: Miss Alice Gilman.
with RolIo Pussy; Miss Nan Noble,
with Mr.. Jennings, and others The
stays were Marshall Gillian, Lea VIII
son, Jack Evans. Sir. Lewis, Armstead
Harvey and others.
The last -cotiilion of the club VIII
take place on the evening OF April
10. and VIII be very brilliant affair
Meeting of A. +. v. A.
A meeting OF the Association for the
Preservation of virginia Antiguit les
was held at noon yesterday IN the
rooms of the Virginia Historical So
ciety, with Mrs. ]. Taylor EIlyson In
J the chair
The report OF the treasurer showed
| balance on hand, reserve and avail
able funds OF s500.1S.
Mrs. j. Enders Robinson. CORES
| ponding secretary. read letter re-
ceiyed from Mrs. John Adams Bechtel,
chairman OF the national d. A. r.
l
town military road. After discus
| sion on the letter il was decided that
the association would take no further
steps in the matter Of cooperation
after the meeting OF the. d. a. r
Congress in Washington. this month.
| Mrs. E. f. Moffett and Mrs. John
Mason were introduced b. Mrs Ely
| son as new members of the assocta-
ton and were cordially welcomed. So
was Mrs. Moses d. Hoge. a recently
elected member of the directory board
Mrs. John B. Lighuoot, chairman
| of the Jamestown committee, an
| nounced that the 2aS volumes OF The
! Si,s of old jamestown" presented by
| 6. II. Yonge, had been bound and
that 100 copies had been sent to
| Jamestown. Mrs. Lightfoot's report
| included recommendations regarding
/ OF Miss Leal TO take charge of SOU
venirs and the inclosing of the garden
around the D. a. r. building. The
| report was adopted.
Mrs. Bentley. acting for Mrs. G. r.
| Cannon, chairman of the membership
| committee. reported new member.
Mrs. Herbert Jackson, and letters re.
| ceived from Miss Jennie Chaplin of
Denver, and Mrs Stephen Decatur Of
Maine. On Mrs. Cannon's request 1t
| was decided that the next monthly
| meeting on May 8, should be a general
| instead OF central committee meet.
Ing.
vacancies on the directory board was
| deferred until the meeting in May. a
| meeting of members of the committee
| appointed to consider making appli-
| cation to the City Council for the
/ was called for Monday next. April. IL,
at noon. in the rooms of the Virginia
| Historical Society. The officers OF the
association will form this committee
by Mrs. John f. southall. that the
corresponding secretary should write
| Mrs Harrison, Of Brandon, and ask
/ permission for the association to avail
| itself of her kind invitation and stop
at Brandon, returning from James
! town, on the annual A. P. v. y. eX-
cursion, scheduled this year for Sat
| urday, May II.
| Supper at st. Anthony HILL.
Craig Culbertson gave a delishtful
supper party at st. Anthony Hall on
Friday night after the performance
of "Turveyland
Tho guests included Mrs, Lille, Mrs.
Campbell Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Trot-
Schuyler of New York; Miss Cosby, OF
New York; Miss simpkins. of sayan-
Gaae Miss S. Of y ss
Of Memphis: Miss Johnson. OF Mem
ton; Miss Eleanor lille, Miss Weather.
by, OF Birmingham; Alex Nc
Donald, Dudley Vetterlein, II. Vet
terlein, W. Q. Harris. Matt Muir
ply $. II. Caves. j. Pinnier Carl
Walker g. s. McVelgh, of New York;
/ d. Hughes. Fl. Jones, G. Gather, Mr..
Trotter, Ted Brown.
or Interest Here.
Mrs. Stephen 4. Conduit, of Newark
N j., has Issued invitations to the
marriage of her daughter, Emeline
AgneW, to the Rev, Roger Atkinson
| Wake, Thetceremony will take place
In Trinity Church. Newark, April, 90
Mr.. Wake is q brother of Sselden
airy Of the Episcopal Church In Japan
being engaged at st. Paul's school fol
boys at Tokyo.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ethel NT. Elridge, of Philadel-
phia, and n. a. Eigood, Of this city
/ Will be married to-day at high noor
/ In Washington. p, g. After. spending
| several weeks travelling In the North
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgood will make theft
1 home at a04 West Main Street. 81
Program for Concert SATURDAY..
The following Is the attractive pro
4 gram to be given Saturday evening
April ., IN the Jefferson. auditorium hs
y Miss zelle Minor. of this city. pianist