The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
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tors Will meet on Monday afternoon,
March 3. at 4 o'clock. The meeting
| will be held at the homo of Mrs. W. III.
Parker. 2215 East Broad Street, and
all members are requested to be pres
| ent
The regular monthly meeting OF the
! Branch r. Allen Auxiliary will be held
| Tuesday morning at IL o'clock at Muir
| phys Hotel Annex. All members are
| requested to be present
The regular monthly meeting of Lee
| Chapter, United Daughters of tho Con
! federacy, will be held on Tuesday
morning in Lee Camp Hall at II o'clock.
Cotton Wedding.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clinton Greene were
At home 10 their friends informally last
| Monday evening at their residence on
| Grove Avenue. the occasion being the
| celebration of their first wedding an
niycrsary Mr.. and Mrs. Greene re-
! ceiNed their guests in the drawing
room and Mrs: Greene was handsomely
| gowned in pink charmeuse made with
an overdress Of pink chiffon and Span
ish lace. She wore a corsage bouquet
of pink sweet peas. Mrs. Charlotte
! Clopton DeVaney. of Petersburg pre-
sided ut the punch bowl She wore a
! gown Of yellow satin draped i'm purple
! chiffon finished with rhinestone buck
les and bouquet of violets. color
scheme OF pink and white was carried
| out in all Of the decorations. and a buff
itt SuPpcI was StTNCu IN the dining
| room.
/ Card Club Entertained.
I The Monday Evening Five Hundred
/ club was entertained last week by Miss
Sai1ie Hancock. AT her home, 27o1 East
! Grace street Five tables were cnraz
| ed and the guests oC honor for the
evening we're Miss Mozcle Robins and
! w. Louis Griffith, of Randolph Macon
! college. The highest scores were made
! by Miss Marie Timbcrlake and John
! Bolen.
4 Owing TO the absence Of many OF the
members in attendance at the inaueura
( tlcn, the meeting of the club will he
! held on March 10, instead of tomorrow
/ This meeting will be held at the home
OF Miss Fannie Williams, in Highland
Park
Meeting Wednesday.
The Confederate Memorial Litera nv
society met Wednesday, in the Confed-
crate Museum, and received report or a
I number of interesting relics recently
! given TO the museum. Mrs s. W. vii
! liams presented an old copy of the New
! York Herald of April. 1865. in which
F. the surrender OF Lee was described
/ Through Mrs. Norman v. Randolph, a
/ battlehaS of Company f. Third Vir-
! sinia Cavalry. belonging to j. w. Park
| inson, color bearer. of Roxbury Charles
| city County. was given to the museum
/ INC tag was presented to the Third
| Cavalry. Colonel r. H. owen comn.nd-
! OF Richmond. An old letter written nv
General Wharton TO General Long and
containing a beautiful tribute to Mel
shor Long. son Of the latter. who was
hiied ~ Cedar Creek was donated
! through Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson
MISS Elizabeth Cameron presented
two large photographs Of General Rob
ert ~ Lee, one containing the auto
| graph of Mrs. Lee. The original con
| tract for the \. r Hill bronze statue
4 q n RI CT
| nero, was turned over to the museum
Mrs A. NJ. Gwathmey presided at the
meeting IN the absence Of the presi-
| dent Miss Sallie Archer Anderson. wbo
has been III with appendicitis. Reports
were read from many committees on
! routine work accomplished in the
/ month
Mrs James r. Worth reported the
receipt OF the report of the library of
Congress for the museum
4 new life member received was Nr.
! Henry TAYLOR, Jr The one annual
inehnper reported was Mrs. u w n
| Kern. Letters OF sympathy were ord
cred written 10 Miss Mary Gusts Lee
/ to MISS Anne Bentley and TO Miss An.
| derson.
Entcrtnincd I'm Norfolk.
I The bachelor officers of the United
states steamship New Hampshire en-
| tcftalned on Wednesday at n dinnar
gwen o" board the ship. in honor of
/ VIZ iial icu OinceFS ana their wives
| me table decorations were very elab
| oratc. yellow jonquils and ferns fnrr,.
ed centrcpicce, and candles in silver
candicsticks shaded in yellow ana
silver completed an artistic effect. The
loving cups and punch bowls of tho
snip we're niled with jonquils and ferns,
giving sprinSlike appearance TO the
ward room. Each woman present ra
cc!ved a bunch OF violets, and the NEW
were presented with buttonnicres Of a
white rosebud and ferns. Covers were
| laid FOR Twenty-Five, and those nrs.nn1
| We're Commander and Mrs Chadwicl,
lliuutensnt Comma der and Mrs. Nor,
t!eoll' captain Freycr, L. S NJ e. and
Mrs. treysr. Lieutenant and Mrs. era
! te' Lieutenant and Mrs Cresap. Paw
Hihsiti gu MIS- Cra3o, Lieutenant and
Mrs He"hs, lieutenant and Nrs
| yhushEn Wse5w4rd, Lieutenant Camn-
bell, Lieuttna - Commander Eu+,,
idiihsteh, L'eutsif,nt Lannon, I,,euten.
ant krakow, Tyr Dear. Ensign VII
llans Ensign Davidson ana Enaicn
| D*sect.
tkspsr Service.
FHc vesper service of the Young wo.
| Meu's Christian Association VII, he
held TINS afternoon 1T the gymnasium
eeiner Fourth and Cary Streets, at $50
e'eock. Miss y, Branch Binfor1, ,,,iIJ
| preside and give the address, and Mis-
Grace schsrmerhorn will sing. Every
o:e is cordially invited to attend
| IN md Out Of Town,
Alr and Mrs. John Stewart BRYAN will
leave tomorrow to spend few DAYS
Ia Washington.
MISS ln,ogcne Austin has returned 10
the city, after = visit to Mrs. James N
Brown TT Blacksburg
Bishop OConnell has returned 70 tho
city, after short stay with friends in
| Baltimore.
Mrs. f. E. Peyton has returned to
her home in Fauauier County. aftsr
visiting relatives in this city.
| Mrs. Lavalette T. Annette. OF 3o3
south Fourth Street, is the guest of
her sister Mrs. \. =. Annette, at Min
eral
Admiral Harrie Webster has been
the recent guest OF relatives and
| m Oh