The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-19
Lester Graves.
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Leaves Friday.
Mrs. Ivan Maltby will leave on Fri
day morning for Canada, where she
will sail shortly from Quebec fol
England. Mrs. Maltby will be absent
several months, and will be Joined
later by her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maltby have made their home in this
city for some years past. and Mrs
Maltby is quite prominent in musical
| circles here.
To Award Crosses Of Honor.
Crosses of Honor will be awarded
Confederate veterans by Mrs. n. V.
Randolph, president of Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, in Lee Camp Hall. on the
evening of June 3. Mrs. Randolph
will be assisted by atcommittec of wo-
men from Richmond chapter and from
other chapters invited to unite with
the Richmond Daughters.
A very interesting program has been
arranged for the evening. Major j..
G. Hemphill win make the address to
the veterans, and a trained chorus OF
children from Springfield School will
sing a number Of Confederate songs
to an accompaniment of music.
Study ClnsScs Organize.
Glasses for the study of municipal
government will be organized his af-
ternoon in the reading rooms OF the
Equal Suffrage League of Virsinia.
307 East Franklin street. Glasses will
begin at : o'clock, and are open to
all Interested in the subject.
Alumnac Luncheon.
The annual luncheon of tho old
Richmond Female Institute and Wo-
man's College Alumnac Association
will be given this year at the Jeffer-
son Hotel on Monday afternoon. May
80. at 3 o'clock. and promises to be
the most enthusiastic gathering in
many years. These luncheons are al
ways In the nature of reunions. which
VIII be particularly the case this year.
as many of the out-of-town alumnac
and graduates of the classes OF the
SOS, 7o's and sos Will be present. Mrs.
Lily Becker Epps, president of the as
ISOLATION, will preside at the luncheon.
of which Miss Maude Starke, so4. is
chairman. The committees on pro-
gram. reception and decoration have
as their chairpen, respectively, Miss
katherine FISeer, 90; Mrs, Sallie
Harris, 10: Mrs. Janet Harris Gaines.
81. and Mrs. Howard sutton, 'O3, all
OF this city.
Grnhnm-NVcbstcr.
Albert p. Graham and Miss Jennie
L. Webster. both of Richmond, Were
ihIttiI IldTEItu at the Randolph
Street parsonage Tuesday afternoon at
/ o'clock. The Rev. w. e. Robertson.
pastor of Randolph Street baptist
Church. was the officiating minister.
The couple We're attended by Mr.. II
Mrs. T. Curtis Atkisson, of Richmond.
h bride wore a gray travelling suit
with hat and gloves to match. In
mediately after the the
happy young couple left for a North
ern trip. On their return they will live
Mt $50 North Fifth Street.
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Valentine and
Miss katherine Valentine, of Rich
mond. are spending some time in At
lantic city.
Mrs. Houston Camp, of his city. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. William
Fl. Sterling, IT.. at Virginia Beach.
Mrs, Daisy Prag, of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. S. Fl. Hirsl at her home
in L~ynchburg.
Bishop Van de yyver. of this city,
is spending a few days with friends
in Roanoke.
Miss Ottelene Culpepper, who has
been the guest Of Miss Marguerite
Dongan in Portsmouth for a few days,
has returned to Richmond.
Miss Hattie Whitehouse, of Fred
ericksburg, IS the guest of friends.
here for a brief visit.
Misses Blanch and Ruth Burch. of
Danville, are the guests of their
brother. Harry Rurch. in this city.
Miss Finizee. of Athens, Ga, is the
suest of Mrs. Branch Johnson at her
cottage at Willoughby Beach,
George Cooke, who has been spend
ing winter in Richmond. has returned
to his home In fredericksburg.
Miss Dorothy Buckner, of Roanoke,
who has been i'll at the Virginia Hos
pital mere, is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Charles II, Wood, OF Norfolk,
will leave next week to visit friends
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