The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-18

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I1obson will spend some time at Sweet
Briar College and with relatives in
Staunton.
lteccption for Or. ana Mrs. LILY.
Invitations have been issued for a
reception TO be rendered DIR. and Mrs.
p. q, Lilly by the Grace street Pres.
Thursday. May IL. at $40 o'clock. The
reception will BIO given In tho %parlors
Or the church at Fourth and Grace
streets. and decorations will be in
9 H,aa"r,,lss TO OF s spftnE flowers
MISS Alice Old, who has been
city. has returned to her home in
Norfolk. Miss Old was among the
Executive Mansion by Governor a-d
Mrs. Mann last week. and was also
present at the big military ball in
the Blues Armory.
panl Morton. formerly Secretary OF
day night at sherry..s. In New. York, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
dolph. Decorations were In American
Beauty roses. and the guests Included
q number or distinguished New York.
ers.
stny-nt-Homc Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening, with Mrs. Basil
Spaldins. at 113 East Grace street.
Tour tables were engaged. and the
highest core was made by Miss Harvie
and Austen Brokonbrougb. The club
Will meet next Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. s. w. Traycrs. SOC
West Franklin Street.
ID. A.. X. Meeting.
The meeting yesterday of the Com
American Revolution, was the first held
since the congress met in Washing
ton April is. and a very interesting
and detailed account was given by the
regent present at that session. The
c%onvening OF this congress was signif-
cant from the fact thai 1T met In the
permanent home OF the Daughters. re-
Gently completed in Washington. The
hold In the unfinished hall, and the
executive officers have not. until this
year. been Installed in the building.
President Taft most graciousiy wei.
coined the delegates the first day, and
Mrs. Matthew r. Scott, the regent-gen-
eral. presided. The building. OF Colo
NAL architecture, is one Of the largest,
handsomest and most notable memo
age or any country. Its mission Is to
perpatuate the achievements OF the
men who fought In the revolutionary
War. The hall contains q grand audi
torium, seating about 1000 people.
This organization came into being in
October II. 1890, the honorcd founders
being Miss Eugenia Washington. Mrs.
Ellen WaiTsorth and Mss Mary pssfer;
numbers over $4,000 members. and
there are 1000 chapters in the forty
five States and Territories and the
District OF Columbia. Regents have
been appointed for Mexico. Cuba y
the Philippines.
Invitations Received Here.
Mrs. William Price Manning. of Jack
sonyille. Fla, has issued invitations for
Craighili. TO Henry Porterfie!d Adair.
formerly of this city. The wedding
will take place Wednesday evening.
June ], at s o'clock. In St. Georges
Chapel. Fort George. Fla. Several OF
Mr.. .Adair's friends and relatives from
Richmond will go down 10 Florida To
attend the wedding.
Cards a%nnounslrg the approaching
marriage of Miss jamie Owen and
burg. have been issued by the hride'a
brother n sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles owen. The ceremony will take
place quietly June | in L~ynchburs
Miss owen is a daughter of the late
DIR. otway owen. a noted surgeon in
his day, and Mr.. Head IS one of the
most prominent men in L~ynchburg and
we'll known here.
On June !; Mr.. Head n his bride
will sail from New York for Europe
on the steamship Berline.
Invitations have been issued TO tho
marriage OF Miss Ella Chase. daugh
ter OF Harry L. Chase. to Edward ":
BRAY, Jr., a prominent young man OF
Newport News The marriage Will
take place the latter part OF the
month.
In and Out of Town.
DR. and Mrs. Archibald Cary Ram
doiph, who have been spending sew
erai weeks IN Atlantic City, are now
at the Sherwood Hotel, Baltimore.
Miss Louise Camp, Of Richmond, Is
the guest of Kenneth Bradford, at
his home. in S%tnunton. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Timber!ake, who
spent the weekend with friends in