The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15
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o'clock. Miss sinton mas been spend
zig some time in Brooklyn, and great
deal OF entertaining has been done I'M
her honor
u. ID. Z. Meeting.
The Richmond Chapter, United
paughters of the confederacy, met
YESTERDAY morning at II o'clock in
Leo Camp Hall. with Mrs. Norman V
Randolph presiding. The chapter de-
cided at this meeting to take steps
at once for a more suitable observance
OF General Lees birthday, January ~
than has heretofore been the practice
The Daughters Will ask the Blues. the
Richmond Battalion Of the First In
fantry and the HoHitzers 10 join in
parade from the Capitol Square TO the
Lee Monument, and they VIII place
wreath on the General jackson statue
themselves, and will ask Lee Camp OF
Confederate Veterans to send a dele
CATION In the parade and to place
wreath on Lee Monument,
A committee. composed of Miss Bet
tie EIlyson and Mrs. Edgar Taylor. was
appointed TO confer with the Holly
wood Company as to the companys
assuming perpetual care of the Davis
section, in view OF the unsatisfactory
condition Of the section al present
January 4 was the date decided upon
for the annual dinner given by the
Daughters to the old soldiers Mrs
Randolph is chairman and Mrs. b. A
Blenner assistant chairman of the com
mittee for the arrangement of this
dinner.
The registrar reported that fifty
- ,tiy ha
Confederate veterans at the Richmond
Chapter celebration in Lee Camp Hall
on January 10. The historical COM
mittee was asked to arrange pro-
gram for that occasion.
Mrs. Battle of North Carolina,
visiting Daughter, was present at the
meeting.
At the request of Lee Camp Hall
the historical evening given by the
Daughters on November IS Will be
repeated on the last Friday evening
in January. letter of thanks from
Catawba Sanatorum for books sent by
the chapter to that institution was
read.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. George Bidgood and Miss Grace
Bidgood will entertain this afternoon
at half-past 4 o'clock at an informal
tea, complimentavy to Mrs. Bidgood's
sister. Mrs MILFORD Cunningham, of
Cynwin. Pa. Those invited are the
Younger members of the society set.
Misses Hamilton Entertained.
The Washington Post of yesterday
contained the following of interest
here
Mrs William Wheatley entertained
al young peoples tea yesterday af-
ternoon from to 6 o'clock at her
n 70 har
house guests Miss Sarah Hamilton and
Miss Roberta Hamilton, of Petersburg
Va, and Miss Doris Haywood.
Mrs Wheatley received her guests
in n gown of pale pink chiffon.
Mrs William Haywood. Mrs. |, T.
Mann. Mrs C. Powell Minnigerode, and
Mrs Andrew Y Bradley presided at
the tea table. which was decorated
with pink roses.
among those assisting We're Miss
Evelyn Chew, Miss Julia Whiting,
Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss Mar
thena Harrison
"Alr. and Mrs. William Wheatley had
lunching with them informally yes
house guests. the Misses Hamilton, of
Petersburg, Va: William Marrow, and
Jerome Bonaparte."
Organ and Song Recital.
The following program will be
! given at the organ and song recital
at the Church OF the Covenant this
evening at Sis o'clock Bassett
TIough will play.
"roccata and Tuguc,' by Bach;
| "Reverie," by Mosskowski Romance"
| in d flat. by Lemare Ave Maria" by
Henselt; "Fiat Lux and Tn Para
disum," by Dubois; Funeral March"
| and Song of the seraphs." by Gull
mont: "Chorus of Angels" by Clark;
Echo" by Tombelle; Military Polo
nais,' by Chopin.
Howard d. Bryant Will sing ut Is
Enough from Elijah, Webb b. Hill
will sing 20, Divine Redeemer,' by
Gonnod. and Mrs. Heauembourg will
play as violin solo The Prize Song
| by Wagner.
| Mr., Bryant and Mr., Hill will also