The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-14

OF the society Will be invited. The
house Will be temporarily furnished.
and the function Will be a very hand
some affair.
Important Meeting.
Mrs. Pcrnberton's Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. David
Lumsden. 1911 Park Avenue. All mem
bers of the organization are asked to
be present at this meeting.
Approaching wedding.
Mrs G. c. Woodson has sent out In
vitations for the marriage Of her
daughter. Lizzie Wilson, TO oliver
Megs lIeplcr, the ceremony to take
place Tuesday, December 10. ut half
after o'clock at GOA North Twenty
fourth Street
Confederate Daughters Meet.
The statement was made at ycstcr-
days meeting OF Richmond Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
that the Virginia Division OF the
Daughters will make application be-
fore the next Legislature. for an APP
Precipitation of $1,000 to add to the
relief fund. This fund was established
BY the division for the Immediate aid
Of needy and destitute Confederate
women. 1t does not support any spn-
cial home, but gives immediate aid
to destitute women wherever they may
be- There are. It is stated. many more
women now needing help than can pos
sibly be accommodated In homes.
The chapter met at II o'clock In
Lee Camp Hall, with Mrs. n. V. RAN
dolph presiding
Mrs. Walter Christian, treasurer of
the ways and means committee of the
United Daughters convention here In
November. reported all bills settled In
connection with the entertainment of
the visitors. These bills totaled $685.
which amount was appropriated by
the City Council The chapter gave
a rising vote of thanks to the Council
for Its generous aid. and also to the
advertising committee for work done
Mrs. p. ]. White made a report on
the a. P. Hill monument, stating that
the work of putting the monument plot
in order has now been completed The
cost of repairing and squarIng the
mound at the base OF the monument
ana returning reached $3.50. which
amount was entirely donated by citi-
zens. The committee OF Daughters in
charge OF the work was appointed by
tho ohapted to hereafter keep these
grounds in order. This committee In
cludes Mrs. P. ]. White, chairman: Mrs.
John G. Corlcy and Mrs. D. A Brown
The contributors to the fund mem
toned were as follows: s. c. Adkins
$50; Green, 6: Redd. s25: Colonel VIII
liam II. Palmer s25; Ginter Land and
Improvement Company, $40: John
Stewart Bryan $40: Colonel John B.
Purcell. So; g Fl. Halves, IS: s. H.
Ford. So: st. George Bryan, SIS; Dr. Paul
\. Anderson, IS: Colonel W. Gordon
McCabe, So: P. l. Conquest, So l. VI.
Williams. SIS. Total $3.50
The attention OF the chapter was
called to the fact that crosses OF honor
to veterans and descendants will not
be bestowed after September l5. 1912.
Reports were made by Mrs. Bocock
from the Arlington Monument COM
mittee and from various other COM
mittees.
Tho usual Christmas dinner to the
soldiers at the Home will be given this
year on Wednesday. January 3. with
Mrs. B. a. Blenner as chairman
The following members were re-
ceived: Mrs Josephine McAIurran KEEL
losg. afrs. Marie Harrison Enslow, Mrs
Nellie Trenary Namaker. Mrs. Joseph
Inc voolfolk Binfori. Miss II. Argail
Smith. Miss Pearl Petron Oakley, Mrs
RoSena Thompson Mcdonald. Miss
Rena NJ Williams.
The chapter received a transfer for
Miss Rosel Clark. OF Union, W. Va.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Marie Lobby, who has been the
the guest OF Miss Lora Crump, will
leave the end of this week for Charles
ton. S. c..
Miss Frances Berkeley has returned
to Richmond after visiting friends and
relatives In Staunton.
Mrs. Julia Grant Moore and Misses
May and Julia Moore are In Dresden,
Germany, for some time.
Miss Marguerite Short, who has been
Ill at a hospital in New York has re-
turned to her home in Wilmington, n.
C.
Mrs. H. s shuey, Of craigsvile. is
visiting friends In this city for several
weeks.
Miss Lisa Archer is spending some
Virginia.
Miss sallie Lou McKennon, of Max
ton, N. c.. is visiting Miss Blanche
Fore at 1901 West Grace Street.
Miss Belle Willard is visiting friends
in Baltimore for several days.
Miss Mildred Hill has returned TO
Richmond after visit of several
months to her sister, Mrs. Smith, near
the University of Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Downs has returned
to Baltimore. after spending several
days with friends In this city.
Miss Avis Grant, who has been in
Raleigh. N. c.. is now the guest of
Mrs. Menalcus Landlord. In Norfolk
w. Y. Morgan, who was recently OPP
Grated on at ST. Lukes Hospital. has
returned to his homo in Warsaw.
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