The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

| Extorted $1,000 month for n peris
| Warmer, former local trensurer of
FenrinE exposure Wnrriner paid to,
is now ON trial for Matchmaking.
vice president OF the association, her
| resignation as member of the directory
board on account OF Ill health being ac-
| copied with regret Other designations
| from the board noted with regret were
! those of Mrs. p. p. Taylor, Mrs. e. a.
Swanson and Mrs j. e. Cannon. a let
ter from Mr. Leigh Robinson and Miss
Robinson, of Washington. In reply to
one OF sympathy on the death of their
sister. was read by the corresponding
secretary
Mrs. John 3. Lightfoot of the James
town committee. read letter from
United states Assistant Architect
Charles +. Kemper saying that he
would be glad to aid Senator Martin In
an effort to have the present board
fence around the government monu-
ment at Jamestown replaced by an iron
one and the salary of caretaker pal
by the government. Mrs. Lishtfoot
called the attention of the association
to $50 copies of Mrs. Yonge's book, THE
site of Old Jamestown now waiting
1t was decided to have the books bound
and sent to Jamestown and. on motion
of Mrs. Stanard, to have the electro
types and plates, used by Mr.. Yonge in
illustrating his book, sent TO the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society for
safekeeping. The corresponding sec
rotary was requested to send letter
OF thanks to Mr.. Yonge for the books
and electrotypes.
| The names of members or the adj
yisory board appointed by Mrs. j. Tay-
| lor Ellyson as committee to go before
| the Finance Committee of the Legisla-
ture and ask an appropriation for
| jamestown were announced by Mrs.
| Liehtfoot as Lieutenant Governor j.
Taylor Ellyson, Mr.. S. II. Yonge and Mr..
| r. A. Lancaster.
| The following committee for the
Year Book was appointed: Mrs. G. G.
| Valentine. Mrs. John B. Ligthfoot, Mrs.
| W. G. Stanard and Mrs. Egbcrt 6.
! Leigh A note from Mrs. Ellyson gave
the names of the committee represent
| ing tho association at recent mass.
| meeting held by patriotic and civic orr
CARNATIONS at the Chamber of Com
merce regarding the preservation of
the John Marshall house. as the Rev
Meade Clark, George Bryan and w. G.
! Stanard.
| Mrs. George r. Cannon, of the mem
bership committee announced the fol-
lowing new names: Mrs. r. E. Thorn
ton. of Fairfax. Va. Mrs Henry Clay
| Watkins and Mrs. irwin Watkins.
| To Meet Thursday.
The meeting of the womans
Auxiliary of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company Young Mems Chris
| tlan Association to be held February
at $3.50 will be an important and in
teresting one. There will be election
OF officers, a report on the recent en-
tertainments and talk on THE Din
ner Pail With and Without Meat"
In nnd Out of Town.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smythe, who
have had apartments at the jefferson
Hotel for several months, have moved
into their new homo, e3SS Monument
Avenue.
Mrs. r. w. Archer and daughter,
Miss Mary Archer. OF yinita, Va, are
the guests of relatives on Grove Ave
nue. for this week.
Miss Flournoy, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Putzel Newpor,
News, has returned to her home in this
city.
AiiS7 ->N4A'o -eAA'SSS TIE guest OF
her sister. Mrs. r.. Latimer Gordon
on West Avenue for several DAYS be.
fore returning to her home in Waynes
boro Miss Talbot has been v,sitins
friends in .,orfolk for some time.
Miss Janet Berkeley, who have beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. r.. Robins
in this city, has returned to her HON,
1 in stanton.
II +. q
sllss Vera Lashorc, of Boston. an,
| Miss Leila Pollard are the house guest
of Miss Lucie Marshall, 30 East ella,
Street.
Mrs. c. w. P. Brock ana Mrs. u
I p. wilkins are spending several day
with Mr.. and. Mrs. Floyd rIughes. il
\ Norfolk.
Mrs. NJ. specter and children, Of
Pennsylvania, who have been visiting
relatives in NEWPORT News, spent thu
week END in Richmond
j. Haskins Hobson has returned Il
his home in Richmond, after a visit Il
C. Il. Ashburner. in stanton.
Cole-Willinms.
Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.l
CHURCH ROAD, VA. February L.