The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05

VIII follow the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will visit Ashcville and Louis
vile on their wedding trip and on their
return Will make their home in Dan
vile.
Guests for the wedding from a dis
lance will be f. l., Walker and Misses
Annie and Agnes Walker, of Danville
Henry Walker, Miss Mary Ellis
Walker. OF louisville, Ky; +. T..
Walker, Jr. OF South Boston. Miss
Grace Gicsckc. OF Danville; Miss Nam
mic 7 Twyman. OF Charlottesville
Miss Bess Brewer, OF Gainesville:
Marion Willis. Of Frederick sburg; 4,
Holman Willis, Of Roanoke; MI md
Mrs. Sclcn s. brooke. OF Roanoke. ana
Samuel Lacy OF Richmond
At the Womnn's Club.
The Womans Welfare Department
Of the National Civiv Federation win,
by invitation OF the Woman's CluD,
send several of it's most prominent
members to this city next Monday u
explain It's object and purposes. The
meeting Will be held in the clubroolns
or Monday afternoon at, as o'clock
The chairman Of the organization, Mfs.
Jchn Hays Hammond Of Washington
Ms Mary iiatch Willard, Mrs r. :.
Chew. Mrs Richard Wainwright, oJ
Hew York, and others VIII speak on
tire Improvement OF the working and
living conditions of industrial en-
pioycs. Mrs. j.. Allison Hodges Will
he chairman for that afternoon
y meeting Of similar character at
tracted vide social and civic attention
recently in Atlanta, where q number
OF the same members made addresses
y great deal OF entertaining was done
FOR the visitors In Atlanta, and several
anairs have been planned for them
during their visit to Richmond They
represent some OF the most prominent
women In our country socially, and for
the past three years. since womans
department was added to the fedora
ton, have been identified with the
work Of organizing sections of that
society In different parts Of the South
and North.
a. reception for the speakers who
will address the club on Monday. vii.
ne gi,er in the club rarlors on that
same. afternoon Immediately fol,owinp
tho lecture
To Clos. Next Week.
The tearooms that have been such
Charming gathering places for the
girls and older women OF society for
the past several weeks will close next
week liostcsses at the Jefferson for
TINS afternoon will be Miss Posie Mere
"A
tearoom in the arts and craft shop q
number Of the younger set serve III.
guests and at both places tho tables
arc prettily arranged with bowls OF
spring howcrs. a. great many OF the
informal affairs OF the Lenten season
have been given at the tearooms.
whiting Here.
Mrs Walter Carpenter OF Roanoke
IS the house guest of Miss Elsie Phil
lips. on West Grace Street Mrs. Car
pentcr has frequently visited Richmond
as Miss sallie Goodwin. Of I.omi D.a'
va, and has a number OF friends in
this city
\. p. V. A. Meeting.
IN spite of the pouring rain. & GEN
eral meeting Of the Associa ton for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antioui
ties was held yesterday at ii 4. N.
at Io7 East franklin street
me president. Mrs. J. Taylor ELY
son, was in the chair and had tho
pleasure of announcing that the work
OF the John Marshall house commit
zee was at the present time on a sat
is1actorE basis. the Finance Commit
tee OF the City Council and the Com
mon Council having acted favora bly OF,
me application made BY the associa-
non through It's committee. The mat
te! VIII come before the Board of Al
dermen on next Monday night. with
the hope of their approval likewise.
Mrs. Ellyson called attention 20 the
1act that the associa ton had gained
eleven life members and fourteen an
nual members since January /. New
members handed in by the chairman
OF inc membership committee. Mrs.
6. +. Cannon, were Miss Fife Karr
Branch and Mrs. William Northrup
ne members: Mrs. Samuel w. VIII
llams Mrs. B. 0. James. Mrs VIII
loushoy Newton. Mr.. and Mrs James
Amber Johnston, Mrs. Sam Cohen.
Mrs. j. y. Lamb Mrs. Josephine Ire
william. Mrs. William HabIiston. Rev.
EDWARD n Calisch. Miss Lou Adkins,
Mrs }. Percy Regnallc and Mrs. Ernest
W. Moore.
nc corresponding secretary. Mrs ]
Enders Robinson. was absent on ac
count OF sickness. and her report was
read by Mrs. Tyler. IT was decided
20 make Thomas F. Ryan. Of New
York. an honorary life member Of tho
ASSOCIATION and to send him. through
the hartman OF the life membership
committee, certificate.
MIS-. John B. Lightfoot. chairman of
the jamestown committee. made 70
quest for roses and shrubs. which was
granted. y plate of the Rising sun
Tavern, Fredericksburg. was loaned bv
the association to Mrs. Charles b Bali
49, ;" WIitiHS Il DEFENSE OF Mary
Washington" at the request Of Tho
Mount Vernon Association.
The committee for, the excursion to
J >, wn on May Is includes Mrs. r.
!. tinnter, chairman; Mrs. Il. V. VAL
en- .lhe Mrs. }. II. Southall. Miss Sally
:. anderson, r. a. Lancaster, Jr.. ~ q
Stanard and Morgan Robinson.
Invitations Received Here.
Judge and Mrs. Stafford G.. Whittlc.
"
vitations for the marriage Of their
daughter Ruth Drewry to Robert
Thurston fIibard, OF Fayetteville, w. va.
on the evening Of Wednesday, April 10.
at nan alter o'clock. The ceremony,
which will be followed by a reception
at tho residence of tho brides parents.
VIII take place in Christ Church, Mar
tm5ville Rev. Alfred w. Arson, rector
OF the church. official ting He will be
assisted by Rev. Littleton Z. Hubbard.
of Clemson College South Carolina,
brother OF the groom.