The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24

size only, price fifty cents per bottle.
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turn Will be at home after March at
1924 Taylor street.
The bride, who is very popular In
the West End, where she has Away
resided. was the recipient of many
handsome presents.
The brides parents entertained the
bridal party on Tuesday evening a,
their home. which was artistieally dec
Grated for the occasion.
To Eentertnin Their Friends.
One of the pretty entertainments or
the week Will be that given at Park
Place Church Friday evening, F'ebru-
airy %, a. s O'Clock. The Park Place
Brigade, an organization OF boys and
girls, will gather around their camp
ire and celebrate the event with In
teresting exercises. The lecture.room
in winter. This entertainment was
given few weeks ago, but SO numer-
GUS were the requests for Its repet-
ton that the brigade decided to repeat
1t. and therefore extends q cordial In
v!tation to all friends to be present
Commonwealth Chapter, d. a. II.
The literary meeting of the Com
monwealth Chapter. D. A. r., was held
on Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. D. T. Williams. 1910 Park Avenue,
members responding to roll call with
| the name OF n Revolutionary hero.
Patriotic features prevailed through
out the meeting. TWO delightful MIL
steal selections were rendered, a violin
solo by Mr. TAYLOR, accompanied by
Mrs. Brown, and a vocal solo by Miss
Belle Davis. accompanied by Mrs. NJ.
b. Thomas. Also two interesting re-
citations, one by Miss, Bailey and the
other by Miss Traylor. Several vis-
.tors Were present from other chapters.
Meeting at Confederate Museum.
| The Confederate Memorial LITERARY
| yesterday forenoon at II o'clock. Miss
| Sally Anderson presided and much
| routine business was disIntched.
1 Mrs. George Randolph Cannon. of
this city. and Mrs. Kate E. p Mosher
OF Covington. ky. were elected life
members. Mrs. James y. Dunlop
chairman Of the memorial committee
was given vote OF thanks for the
splendid work she has done, having
compiled eishty-six volumes Of the roll
OF honor. containing more than 10000
records of soldiers from the different.
/ Southern States.
Mrs. e. E. Monett. of Raleigh, n. c.
honorary life president OF the North
Carolina Daughters OF the Confederacy,
was present. and was given a most
cordial greeting. She expects to spend
the winter in Richmond. and will be.
come member OF the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society
the following members were at the
meeting: Miss Sally Anderson. Mes
danes II. T. Ellyson, j. Enders Rob
lnson. ". y. Hamlet. C. E. Boiling. j
+. Werth. j. b. Hin. j. n. Dunlop, j.
r. Drake. Il. A. Patterson. T. 4
Cary, J. A. Hodges. S. II. Yonge,
y. V. Randolph. j. r. Ellyson
W. a. Harris, C. W. p. Brock. John
Ieefey, w. r. Eawter. u. A. Brown. p
J. White. T. s. Bocock. j. G. Corley' A.
NJ eiwathmey, F. T. Crumn C. C. John
son, j. NJ WYATT and w. E, Drew;
misses Betty Eilyson. Lizzie Aunford.
Minnie Baushman, Kate Mason Row
land and Anne Bentley.
To Meet Next Tuesday.
Inc central committee OF tho Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities viii meet next Tuesday
morning. March l. at noon. in the
rooms of the Virginia Historical SO.
To Entertain Friday.
The Sunbeam Band of Leigh, Street
BAPTIST Church will entcrta:n the In
mates of the Home for Incurabies on
/ Friday afternoon az o'clock
u In aud Out of Town.
Miss Taylor, of this city, is the CUES,
or Mrs: George sebreli. Ut her hon.
In Norfolk.
Muscoe II. Garnett has gone 10 New
York; where he Will remain for about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Chewing have
returned from Hoboken. n. j.. where
they Went to attend the Chewing.
Lockwood marriage on Monday - !" = .
Miss Mamie Davenport, who has beer
the guest of Miss LIlah Carmichael, ir
savannah, Ca. has returned TO Rich,
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. David fen1er. 81 Nor.
folk. are visiting Mrs. pender's sister
Mrs, John ". Gordon, AT her home or
Three Chop Road.
Mrs. S, g. W. Hines of this city. is
spending the week with Miss Cordelia
IEiunt Bowman, in fredericksburg "
been the guest of Miss Hazel Wood, /.
now visiting her sister. Mrs. Johr
Bladon, in Roanoke.
r.
Mrs. Stuart w. AIiciiaux is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry D. Perkins, o!
Raleigh Avenue, In Norfolk,
Miss Lucy Talbot Lewis is tho cues
of Mrs. Harry Wellington Thomas, /,
| panville, for several weeks.
Miss Jaucttc Stricllar has returned
to her home in Roanoke, after a yisi
to friends in this city.
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Case VIII Not DC Moved.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
.tshcvillc, y. c., February o3.-1,b
. motion madc by the state to remoy
the r. c. Watkins murder case 70
, trial to another county will be aban
doned it wasS stated last cvcnins h
attorneys Je,mployed. to prosecute til
defenlanti hi relatives cl John Hi
Hunting, who was killed ny Constab,
Watkins at BlacH aftnnia;n last sum
MGR, The case Ms continued Mt tn
present tenn III superior Court las
week until tho April term. because o
the illness OF an Important witness 70
the defense,
Gnldy-li'!,scth.
lSpecja TO Tho Times- DISPATCHED
Wadesbnro, N, G., February u,
:, Clemmy 'taddy sanI Miss Jcnnis III
dreth, both of3fiullcdse TnWnsh'p Wel
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