The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-06
iarged membership seemed most desir-

Letters OF coincidence to Mrs McOue
and Mrs. Purcell. on the death of their
aunt, Mrs. India Sutton, a faithful
worker in the cause OF the Confedsr-
| acy. were directed to be written.
n letter from Edgar D. Taylor stat
ed that flagstaff had been placed In
| Soldiers' Section. hollywood. by the
| widow and daughter of David B.. Tay-
Tor and himself In memory OF two
| brothers. DR.. William c. Taylor and
David IL. Taylor, who entered tho Con-
federate army In April of 1861 and
Furrendcrcd at Appomatto1. This
generous gift received vote OF thanks.
! Inc Nag Tor the staff win be given
| by the president of tho association. and
VIII fulAl It's onG-chcrished desire.
n letter was directed To be writ
! ten 10 Leo Camp asking the camp to
! take over the arrangements for Mo-
fnoria, Day as uBual with tho local
n! ,l The Boy Scouts will also be
asked to attend. Memorial SUNDAY
service Will DO held in First Daptist
/ Church.
Enster Egg Hunts.
The Junior Auxiliary. of All Santa.
Church. VIII give an Easter egg hunt
on Tuesday. April 9. at o'clock. in
! the vacant lot al the corner Of Grace
and Madison Strccts
The junior Auxiliary of st. James
] Church. will have an Easter hunt on
Monday, April s. at 80 o'clock, In the
yard or the church, al tho corner OF
Fifth and Marshall Streets
sIiss ttISinson's Wedding.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson have
| issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Edo Atkinson. to
Aigernon Stuart Craven. The ccro-
mony VIII take place Tuesday after
noon. April 80. al $3.50 O'Clock. In the
home Of the brides parents. 1o4 West
/ Franklin street
Ncsper Services.
Vesper services at the Young wo,
! mans Christian Association, Fifth and
Grace Streets. on Sunday afternoon.
at $3.50 O'Clock, VIII be held In tho In
terests OF the busincss women of the
/ city.
! w G. Rhoads and John Garland pol
lard Will be tho Speakers OF the after
noon. and Mr.. Pollard Will preside
Miss Gertrude Crenshaw viii deliver
AN Easter message from the assocla F.
tion to the business woman, and Miss
Ethel Hunter will explain the close
relation between the two. +. s. Splatt
! VIII render Sometime. Somewhere"
and Mr. Rhoads will talk about THE
Spirit Of Uplft in the Business Wo-
mans Work"
Returned 10 Colornd"
Mrs. Marie II. Head. daughter OF
the late Joseph Gormley. of South
Carolina and Virginia. has returned TO
her home in Colorado Misses Helen
and Agnes Gorm!cy viii go North.
Joseph Gorinley has taken control OF
his fathers business. and his two
brothers arc In California and Massa-
chusctts.
In aud Out Of Town.
Miss Gertrude Carter. of IIoi West
Franklin street, will toin house
party in Washington for the Easter
holidays.
Mrs. virginius Newton is the guest
OF friends in this city.
T, Fl. Brown. Jr.. OF New York City.
Will spend Easter week with his
parents, In Richmond. as his friends
are pleased to note.
Mrs. w withers Miller IS spending
Easter with her father, ]. W. Palmer.
In Brunswick county.
Mrs. James f. crute. with her two
sons, James and John, or Kenbridge,
Va, and Mrs Noedham James Boddcr.
with her Attic daughter. Margaret.
OF Durham, n. C, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Charles Ttnslcy Thrift at
310l Hun street.
Mrs. Alexander McA. Paul and lit
tie daughter who have been visiting
their parents. Captain and Mrs
Andrew Pi2aini, left for their home In
Boston, on Friday. Mrs. Vim. Bar
bour. OF Minneapolis, Mimi, is now
with them, and Mrs. Geo. e. Spraguc
and daughter Of Lynn, Mass, are OK
pected to arrive in the city in a short
while.