The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30


Street.
The unwilling will occur at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon. and the widow. son
| and grandson OF the famous Confed
crate cavalry commander will all com I.
to Richmond from their homo in New
port News to bc present. Young J. L.
B. stuart. third. grandson or the gen.
eral. Will draw tho cord which un.
wells the tablet.
The ceremonies VIII include an in :
troductory By Judge Theodore Ciarnett.
OF Norfolk, who Will give some per-
sonal recollcctions OF General Stuart,
AN address by Ills Honor Mayor Rich.
ardson. and prayer By Rev. Waiter
| q. Huilihen. Of Htaunton. who was one
OF those with stuart at his death
The unveiling OF the tablet viii be
one OF the most interesting in the
series marking historical Confederat :
sites now being conducted by the Con,
fedcratc memorial Literary society, Oh
| account Of the presence Of General
stuart's widow and family. Mrs stu
art. with her grandson, Will be tho
! guest while in richmond OF Mrs. John
I \. Upshur
Among other business matter brought
, UP at this meeting OF the socictv
which vas presided over by Mrs /. {.
| Daniel. was the gift OF a picture or
! the house In which Stoncwall Jackson
| died This picture was presented
through j. Carter White by William
! u White, president OF the Richmond
ffcdcricksDu and Potomac Railroad.
which road owns the property on which
the house stands
The gift Of the William Writ Henry
papers. formerly known as the "Har-
rison loan" in the museum, and owned
by Mrs. Lucy Gray Harrison, was re-
ported also.
Mrs. Preston Cooke and Mrs. ". Minor
Woodward
Those present We're Mesdamcs r r.
Bocock. y. j. White, G. T. Boiling, j.
Lee koiner. 7. a. Cary, j. Taylor Ely
son. G. G.. Johnson. John NJ. Wise. ]
ALISON Hodges, James r. ;Wcrth. Viii
! liam Rufiin Cox. d. q. Brown. !, ".
hamlet d G. Elicit. M Randolph,
lSilip Taylor. W. r. Nawtcr. 3. "a
BIcnner. John Teetey, Edgar i. Tay,o1 -
Daniel. ]. L. Robinson, j. NJ. Gwath
me-. j. II. Timbcrlake. IL -. isoun
J Tree. John Mason, Burton Till. s !,
ongc. +. Il. Montt. Misses Katherine
atnies. Ann c, Bentley Minnie Baurh !
man. Matte Harris. Anne Arcncr. ~
len Jones. Julia Anne Grant and Mics
Betty Elyson.
- ~ or'i'c hEiukc fHrty.
Mrs Samuel Waddill, OF Crov. Ro.d
was hostess at cards followed ~, -
luncheon yesterday afternoon. -Four
TABLES were entertained and bridpe
whist was played Decorations were n
pink and white flowers. The affair VA :
one OF the most pleasing functions or
tho week.
Sailed Yesterday.
Aliss Bette Burwel Booker who he 6
been visiting her mother at the Unit
Fersity OF Virginia for the past six
weeks. sailed yesterday on the steam
ship Oceanic FOR London, where she
VIII Immediately begin rchearsals for
the royal opera 10 be given In Covent
Garden on April IS. Miss Booker gave
number OF charming concerts While
IN this country. and her successes
abroad have been almost phenomenal
Guest of Mrs. Cary.
Miss Mary Miller, of New .hrscy. IS
visiting her cousin Mrs Nunsdon
Cary. at ls46 West Grace Street. Miss
Miller Is n member OF the junior class
at Nassar College, and is having a
charming visit to Richmond
Informal Dance.
= very attractive informal dance
took place Tuesday at noon, a,num-
Der Of the girls of the John Marshall
High School participa ting in the dance.
The music was furnished by several
members OF tho high school orchestra
Some OF those dancing We're: Misses
Wheeler. Sarah crump. Mary swaine.
Elsie Dabney. Deborah Mccarthy, IDA
Wyatt Josephine Enright. Margaret
Word, Nerna Albert Fannie Brown.
Louise Evans. Alice Angle. Doris Am
bers. Margaret McVey, Isabel Fuller
and others, Misses Dickerson Angle
and Kelley chaperoned the affair.
Rally Meeting.
Rev, W. r. Burrell. past OF OF Fair
mount Baptist Church. Will make a
brief address al the rally OF the NOM
bership workers Of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association. The meet
ing will be held in the association
rooms. 70a East Franklin Street, at 1
from all the campaign workers is de-
sired.
Mr.. Buchnuan to Talk.
Rev. James Buchanan VIII be the
principal speaker at the weekly meet
ing OF the Equal Suffrage League OF
Virginia 10 be held this afternoon at
s o'clock, in league headquarters, 3o7
East Franklin Street. The subject Of
the talk will he The New Industrial
II ONE for Girls"
In and out OF Town.
Mrs. Horace Hawes will leave Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Tazcwell Taylor at
her home In Norfolk
Mrs. John Howard Eager. who has
been spending several days In this city,
has returned to Baltimore.
Miss Beatrice Stirling. Of New YORK.,
who has been the guest of Miss Zadye
| Branch, left yesterday Tor Washing
ton.
Miss Rosalic Mines is the guest OF
Mrs. Reid al her cottage at Virginia
Beach
Attorney General Samuel W. VIII
lianls has returned to the city. after
| spending several days In Wythevllle
| as the guest Of his son. Robert l.
Williams.
Mrs. Preston Wilkes of Norfolk IL
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Mary Rcbecca Thornton. OF
| ~ Ntor III t>o