The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-20

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!, The only baking poweAes
8 x7saye from Royal Gras,e
! Cream of Tartar
!. No Alum, No Lime Phosphate
Mrs. "a B. Hodges. stockley Gardens
( The sponsors and maids for the Vet
maids for the Sons, will be guests o
s honoT At the Client Club ball and othe
gard. Norf oioh Mi aFe Ra Mrs T. G. Hog
, Miss Louise stearns, Pulaski. Miss S
hhem 1l,a k fsa Norfolk; Miss Florenc,
J.. BldSood, Richmond; Mrs William
; Hodges Mann, Nottoway Miss Grac.
MORRISON, Danville: Miss Elizabeth Ney
bedford; Mrs. Carrie K. Clinedinst
new MARKET; Mrs. n. D. Eller, Lynch.
pure; MISS Eliza Tynes. Tazewell Mis-.
sponsors and maids, chosen by the
Sons of Veterans are Miss Leila Ellis
Shawsville;, Miss Alice Old, Norfolk
Mics Miss M El,za beth RIiairston. Roanoke
Lydia Tatem, Norfolk; Miss Aiiene
Graves, Richmond Miss Elizabeth
Wnite, charlottesyille;. Miss Lisa Deane
. sA'AsStops <titAGINEId, MISS Mary
Gabell Wooaing, Danville; Mrs. Carl
/ IA. Davis, Petersburg, Miss Mary %.
Scott, Amherst; Miss Alice McGhee.
S smi,b t,ss; miss Miss Columbia j.
Roanoke; Miss Laura *. Gleaves,
Wedding Announced.
John Biddle announced the marriage
1 In Chicago. on Saturday, October is,
Of his daughter. Edith Florence. to
/ Harry Newton Price, formerly OF Rich
mond.
Dance Mt Jefferson Club.
| The Council of Jewish Juniors will
give an entertainment and dance at
| the Jefferson Club tonight. at SIS
o'clock.
sent out cards announcing the mar
riage OF their daughter. Virginia JEFF
terson. to Wesley Price Shoemaker, on
Mr. oet sad Mrs sho MaSenf bsgs
returned and are at home at 405 Denny
Street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Vaughan have
OF their daughter, Anna PAMELA, TO
Thurston Bell Huffman, the wedding to
be celebrated Thursday evening, No
Christian Church, Roanoke.
Mrs. Jordan EntcrtaIns.
Miss Louise Jones. of Norfolk, who
has been frequent visitor to Rich
rnond. and whose wedding to Captain
George Williams, u S. A, will be a
brilliant social event of next month,
was the guest OF honor at a bridge
party given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Exposition Grounds.
The prizes. beautiful French en-
broidered handerchicfs, were won by
Mrs. Jordans guests We're Mrs. Philip
NJ. Prescott, Jr, Mrs. Lloyd Freeman
Mrs. Branch johnson. Mrs. Garrett
Jordan, Mrs. Lyndon Jones. Mrs. Will
Mrs. Turner NJ. Johnston, Miss Louise
Jones, Miss Bessie Doyle, Miss Carrie
Weight. Miss Bessie Merritt and Miss
Mary Royster.
Interesting Engagement.
OF decided interest is the announce
ment made bly, Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Foster Glenn. of 1903 Grove Avenue.
OF the engagement of their daughter. |
Of the University Of Virginia: The
wedding will take place this fall, and |
Nj. Holiday and bride Will enter the
mission field in China.
IMPORTANT Chapter Meeting.
The meeting of Richmond Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
held in Lee Camp Hall yesterday
morning was most important. and the
Daughters of the Confederacy to be
held November 9, in Little Rock, Ark:
Mrs n. Y. Randolph, Mrs. Edgar Tay-
Mrs. B. A. Blenner, Mrs. ". r. Nawter,
AXE, Mrs: Eugene Cloves, Mrs. S. D.
0rewry. Mrs. J. P. Eouraurean. Mrs
:. w. P. Brock, Miss Bette Ellyson.
Mss Annie Gray, Mrs. D. e. Francis,
lrs. j. Enders Robinson. Mrs. A. M
ylsr, Mrs; STEPHEN hen B N1s MS p
Irs. P. j. White, Mrs. Crawford Redd,
Hiss Mary Anderson, Mrs w A. Har-
Is. Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs. ]. Tay-
Thro i the the chapter '' president. Mrs
!. v. Randolph, who presided. DR.. NJ.
}. Burke turned over to the care OF the
richmond Daughters. the Confederate
prlngs, PoW h n c county, wh eEeea go
oldiers from Virginia and the South
e buried One hundred dollars was
INSCRIBED by the chapter to have the
raveyard put in order. and a cam
littee will be appointed to take charge
t the work
A most gratifying report from the
ommittee having in charge the
ut the amount of ss02.42 into the
HAPPIER treasury A. vote of thanks
as rendered the committee for It's
Scellent work.
Mrs w. R. Yawter read a report on
lie State convention in Suffolk. The
lapter voted a letter Of thanks for the
of chapter delegates.
In connection with the recent con-
ention, Mrs Randolph calle1 atten-
on to the fact relief fund for the
nnlediate help Of all destitute Cons
derate women in the State had been
,cided on. This fund is necessary on
count of the fact that there are many
omen needing assistance who cannot
!, accommodated at the Home for
sedy Confederate Women, and should
placed by the Daughters wherever
ey can be gotten In. The chapter
tied $50 to this relief fund.
Other donations voted were s25 tc
9 Arlington monument fund; $40 to
g Shiloh monument fund, and pic
re OF Stonewall Jackson to be placed
the Stonewall Jackson (formerly
est End) School, on January 10.
The chapter gave Endorsement to the
ovement on foot to place the State
g, as we'll as the national flag. over
the public schools in Virginia.
All members of the chapter were
ged to attend the unwilling Of a me-
,rial tablet to Commodore Matthew -
ntaine Maury, G. S. A, on October
1880 A. NJ, at 1105 East Clay !.
rect. his home from 1861 to 1865.
A letter from the general body Of thoi
ited Daughters Of the Confederacy
IS read. asking Richmond Chapter to
thdraw Its invitation for the general