The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29

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atlns from the Memorial Hospital. DR..
Lowis G. Bosher. who Is president OF
the hospital and honorary member OF
tho association. will be host on this
OCCASION and invitations have been
| sent TO oil members OF the Memorial
Hospital Alumnao Association and tho
STAFF of the hospital lge
The annual meeting Of tho Alumnae
Association will take place on the
afternoon of Thursday Juno /. at half
past g o'clock.
Visiting Here.
r.. l.. Fletcher. OF Eaglo Rock, is
making short Visit to friends in this
city on his way to Chase City, where
ne Will attend the closing exercises
OF the Southside Female Institute, at
which institution his daughter, Miss
Gladys Fletcher. Is a student MIR.
Fletcher and his daughter VIII re-
| some time in June.
| Finnl Concert.
The final COMFORT of the Woman's
Soilege took place Saturday evening
at half-past 8 o'clock in the chspel Of
that institution before large and en-
thusiastic audience that completely
nlied the auditorium. The chapel was
decorated for the occasion in palms
and big Jars OF roses. and the girls at
tending the school all wore soft frocks
or white and marched into the chapel
just previous to the concert * Those
taxing part in the interesting program
mat was rendered on this occasion were
MISSES Nina Hunnlcutt. Mary Reams,
Linda Carruthers. Massie Moore, Marie
Padgett, Gladys Peyton. Lucy Willis,
LOIS Robinson. Eva Barbee. Nellie IIud
son. Reinhardt, joint Reinhnrdt Misses
| watts. olive Simmonds. Cottrell, Quis-
q "a ansv u Int 4. 4
Pupils Of Mr.. Reinhardt and Mr.. I'm
kel took part In the instrumental mu-
SIC OF the program, and those taking
| part In the vocal numbers were pupils
| of Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, who is director
OF the voice department of the college
The program was charmingly arranged,
and tho audience was most enthusiast
| tic in its applause.
Annual Banquet.
the annual banquet OF the Young
Women's Christian Association was
held at the gymnasium on Friday eve
| ming, May rs, at halt-past 6 o'clock
The affair was a very pleasing event
indeed, and q number OF clever toasts
were made and responded to- Miss
Branche Binford was toastmistress, and
some OF those responding wero Miss
| Burwell. Miss Alice Welsh. Miss Kath-
crime Cross. Miss Mary Andrews. Miss
4 go. ~ ~ otoS, s1iSS mary ttawcS. Miss
Bessie Whittet and Miss Gertrud
Crcnshaw Table decorations were in
vases OF spring fowers. and the place
cards were blue and gold.
Annual Meeting.
| The annual meeting OF The co,on,,,
Danes or America in the state of Viz
ginla. Richmond Society, was held
ihursday afternoon In tho parlors Of
| the Woman's Club Mrs Cox wac re-
elected president; Mrs. Christopher
| Iompkins. first vice-pregident; Mrs
archer Anderson. second vice-presi-
cent. and Mrs. Reginald Gillian hon
oLa,y Vice-presldent. Other officers
VIII be elected at the meeting OF tho
board at noon to-day. Mrs James Al
ston Cabell, Mrs. l. r. Hamberlin Mrs
r. a. Lancaster were reelected mem
| bers OF the board. with two new hoard
members, Mrs. J. Allison Hodges and
Mrs. Thomas Scott
/ Mrs. Cox read q very satisfa otorv re-
port OF the past years work nd In the
! ihterest OF the restoration OF the Colo
NAL church. in Princess Anne
| county, Sire. Frank Anthony walke
made request for aid. which was at
once granted.
Resolutions were read upon the re.
cent deaths OF three dames-AIrs. MI
! nor Woodward. of this city; Mrs. Ora
| ham. Of Southwest Virginia, and Mrs.
Junkin. OF Lexington. Arrangements
for the unwilling OF the Danes mon
| ument on Wednesday at Henricop polls
We're announced. Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges
was hostess of the reception that fol :
lowed the business meeting OF the or
| ganlzation.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Mary Cameron, OF Richmond, is
spending a few days at Cameron
! Lodge near Gordonsville.
| Mrs. Beverly Randolph, Misses Lisa
and Florence Archer have returned to
the city, after a brief visit 10 Miss
Harriet Cooke. at Bon Air.
Mrs. A. j. Montague was the guest
of Mrs e. G. Halle last week at her
| home in Tappahannook.
| G. Howard Redd left Saturday to
visit friends in Laurel. Del, for few
days.
Mrs W. D. Reynolds and children
have returned to the city after epend :
Ing several weeks in Staunton.
Mrs. James caskie. who has been tho
guest OF Mrs D. c.<Jackson, In Lynch
burg. has returned to Richmond.
Miss Eva Talcott. who has been Wis
Ting her sister, Mrs. Truman Parker.
in Leesbufg. left last week for Wash
| ington
Miss Mary Crump and Miss Elsie In
gram are the guests of Mrs. R. Pratt
at camden" near Port Royal
A f : -
DR.. James H. Smith, OF Richmond, -
spending some time with relatives in
fredericksburg.
Miss Edmonia Martin, of 3l5 West
Grace Street. sailed yesterday from
New York on the steamship Cedric to
spend several months travelling abroad.