The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-29

II place. winch A6FW k100fy y. Na0fy wa
called upon to MI. Tho registrar,
reports which wAa followed by that
Il of the Historian, Ms, Robins. which
proved of particular interest. ~ Il
concerned the sundiAls which the
DANES ara placing to marx the birth
places of the president which the
+ Old Dominion HAS given to the ma
ton. and also told Of the preserve
ton of existing records. Mrs. Arthur
1 LEROY next gave the report OF her
COMMITTEES, which Is interested in
/ placing q memorial to tho indian
/ princess. Pocahontas, In st. Georges
/ church, at Graresend. Eng, that
\ being the last resting place OF the
/ Virginia princess The report was
/ then given Of the committee on plac-
/ ing a tablet to the memory OF the
4 Colonial Founders of Liberty Hall
/ ington and Lee university. June the
nth Is the date selected for the un-
yelling of this tablet, at which time
Governor McCorisle, of West Virginia,
I an alumnus of Washington and Lee,
will be the orator. This will be one
of the most interesting events OF COM
/ mencement week at that university.
Mrs Latane, Of Lexington, Is the
chairman Of the committee which
J mas HaQ ms WoEh III HaJu. nv
Danes give a prize annually to col
/ lege woman OF Virginia for the best
essay on a colonial subject. This year
! the successful contestant was Miss
/ Mary b. Pinkerton, Of Sweethriar COL
/ 1ege, her subject being 1.-The First
: Frontier" Mrs. Albert II. futile, of
the University of Virginia has charge
of this section OF the work. II was
! decided that the DANES should have
a party next October in order to cele-
brate their ninety-first birthday, the
! particular form to be announced
/ later. All those present signed a pc
tition protesting against the removal
of Liberty Bell from Philadelphia to
San Francisco in 1915, fearing that so
much handling would cause the old
bell to break.
Interesting Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas Ivey
announce the approaching marriage
/ of their daughter. Miss Mary Lillian.
. Greensboro, N. c., the wedding to
take place on June 25th. at the home
Of the bride. "Oakvtew." Emporia, Va.
A June Wedding.
A wedding of great interest to so
cietv in Richmond will be that of
Miss Epic Duncan Blackwell daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. r. 70. Blackwell,
4 of Ashland. and DIR. ]. Fred Messick.
Of Auburn. Ala The ceremony will
take place at the home OF the bride
on June 18th, and the honeymoon
will be spent travelling ABROAD.
0tey Battery.
The survivors and friends of the
0tey Battery, G. s. A.. who are in
terested In decorating the monument
, of that battery, are requested to send
contribution of flowers for that pur-
| pose to the Otey Battery monument
: Beverly street gate, Hollywood, by /
o'clock. Friday, May 30th. Mrs James
4. Werth will be there to receive
! them.
Miss Elizabeth Cox to Speak.
: Miss Elizabeth Cox will give very
| interesting talk this afternoon at
: O'clock at the headquarters of the
Equal Suffrage league, 500 Eas
! Broad street, her subject beine
Training Of the Backward Child
She will also talk about St Christie
piers school, which Is being estab
hshed at Lakeside for nervous and
backward children. Those who were
fortunate enough to hear Miss Co,
on this interesting subject some tim,
| ago at the Art club, will make a spe
cial effort to hear her at this time
for she is deeply interested in thi
work and Is a most charming ant
brilliant speaker.
O Miss Leatherberry TO Wed.
!, Cards have been received in Rich
I mond to the marriage of Miss Flor
a ence Virginia Leatherberry. daughte
j OF Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylo
n Leatherberry, of Eastville, Va, t
ceremony will take place at O'CLOCK
. on the afternoon of the 18th OF June
: in Christ Episcopal church. Eastville
s Mr. Southall and his bride will maxi
$ their future home in Annapolis. wher'
s the groom is stationed.
Birthday Party.
A delightful birthday party wa.
= given Monday night in honor Of Ear
} Browning in his eighteenth year at hi
residence, 514 South Pine street
= Guests present were as follows: Misse
4 Florence Charley, Estelle Ridell
! Inez McCllntock, virgie Pratt. Thelm,
} Farmer, Fife Cousins, Elise Jennings
! Dorothy Browning. Nellie Valentine
Maggie Browning. Mabel Hall, Lucil'
Browning. Maude Wade. Messrs
Frank Wade. Lee Iiggon, Edgar Car
ter. George Samuels, Bernard Bar
| ker, Lucas Johnson, Hugh TURNKEY
Harwood Pettis. Herbert Carlton, Lin
wood Browning, Meiven Cousins, Rob
ert Browning, Myers. Walton. Ear
Browning.
Family Reunion.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Parrish
in honor Of her brother and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. K. b. Winston. Of
Goochland, Va. Those present wers
as follows Mr.. and Mrs X. B. Win
ston, Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Gaulding
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Par
IRISH and family. Mr. and Mrs J. NJ
Richards and family. Mr.. and Mrs
c. L. Parrish and family, Mr.. and
Mrs H. f. Ashworth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston. Of Chesterfield. Mrs
. Cassidy. Misses Hattie, Maud and
Laura Parrish, Mr.. Evans, Mr.. A. A
D'Berry, Mr.. S. l.. Sargent. Mr.. jim
lilies, Mr.. Joe Eason. Mr.. Smeyer
Refreshments were served and music
furnished by Mrs. Lipford and Mis-,
Mary Gaulding.
HazIegrove-Harris.
Pleasant Richard Haziegrove and
Miss Lottic May Harris were married
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by
the Rev. w. J. Young. of Centenary
Methodist chuch. The ceremony took
place in the home OF Mrs. William
Gemmel. 317 East Franklin street
sister of the groom. The parlors
were banked with ferns and cut
flowers. The bride, a charming and