Crown of the Pamunkey Indians to be exhibited in Jamestown Exposition
Richmond reports on the opening of the Jamestown Exposition building by Mrs. William R. McKento with Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Guests from many chapters will assist as hostesses. the exhibit includes the crown of the Pamunkey Queen, a prized relic. Also covered are Pocahontas Memorial Association efforts, branch organization in Richmond, and social events surrounding Nora Langhorne and local society members.
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Nora Langhorne
Washington
Michmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jamestown
William R. AfeKento
Petersburg
Virginia
Negan Sale
W. T. Fantley
Beaford City
Sat Balla Tyler
Radford
C. C. Smith
M. M. Mullins
Martinsvile
Catell Smith
Edmund Saunders
Rockymount
William ¥. Drewry
R. Meade
W. M. Strother
Mins Ruth.Early
Lynchburg
N. J. Hairston
G. J. Evane
Roanoka
R. R. Evans
W. W. McClung
Salem
Edgar D. Tartar
Thoma Bocock
This City
John D. Horsley
James A. Scott
W. M. Howard
Floyd
Samuel W. Williams
Wytheville
Martin Williams
Pearlsburg
James McGil
Julia Leach
Pulaski
Mary Wysor
Dublin
FH. M. Chariton
Misa Lelia Montagué
Christianaburg
James H. Williams
John C. Paxton
Shenandoah
C. M. Horum
Strasburg
Black
Apperson
Comer
Blacksburg
Marvin Saunders
Margaret Preston
Seven Mile Ford
Association For the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities
Willam Ruffin Cox
George N. May
Pamunkey
Charles
England
Scotland
France
Ireland
John B. Lightfoot
Jamestown” Committee
Williamsburg
Lightfoot
Jamestown Island
Junius
Morris
Decatur Axtell
George M. Wilson
Mary D. Burra
Ellen H. Kent
Frank Woolfolk
E. E. Cone
Frederick M. Colston
Baltimore
George W. Bagby
John .A. ‘Lightfoot
Ellyson
Jane
Archer Anderson
Theodore Eftyeon
Mary B. Baughmeir
Randolph Cannon
R. W. Watekins
Alice M. Tyler
Pocahontas Memorial Association
David T. Williams
Mary Handolph Thaw
Albce Jook Thaw
M. Allen Chambers
Richard L. Thaw
Pocahontas
Miss McLain
Central Organization
Willams
Nora Langhorna
Moncure Perking
Mirador
Albemarle County
Brent Witt
Robert Smith
Caroline Reynolds
Page Royall
Elain Lindsey
Roberta ‘Trige
Miss Cameron
Longhorne
Richmond
Perkins
Cercle Des Precieuses
A. G. Heaton
Eighteenth Street Northwest
Sheridan
Stuben
Jamestown Exposition
Social notes of Richmond area residents and clubs
Mrs John Hunter to chair discussion on The Life and Writings of Sidney Lanier at the Wednesday meeting. A parade of visitors and guests gathers at homes along Grace Street and Monument Avenue, with attentions to engagements, travels, and social clubs.
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Kate Wheelock Whist Club
Ofrs
J. #. Franklin
1610
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John Smith
D. T. Williams
Franklin
C. C. Walker
John Hunter
Sidney Lanier
Stuart McGuire
University College of Medicine
East Grace Street
Philip 3
Tabb
Baltimore
Monument Avenue
Marshall Mansion Sale to Richmond for School Use
The John Marshall mansion at Ninth and Marshall streets sold for 18000 to the city of Richmond from Misses Annie J and Emily Marshall. Transfer aims to turn the building into a school administration center on the site of the new high school property. The Richmond Bar Association had sought the property for a law library and visiting headquarters.
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Washington Post
John Marshall
Ninth and
Marshall
Annie J
Emily. Marshall
Schol Board
Richmond’ Bar Association
Iba
Miss Johnson Weds in Cleveland at Bride’s Parents Home
Miss Elizabeth Flournoy Johnson daughter of Mayor and Mrs Tom Johnson was married today to Signor Federico Mariana of Milan Italy. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home with Rev Hatra R Cooley officiating. Only immediate relatives attended. The couple begin a wedding journey then plan to reside in New York.
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Cleveland, Chieo
Elizabeth Flournoy Johnson
Toml
Johnson
Signor
Frederico Mariana
Milan
Italy
Hatra R. Cooley
New York
Diverse Men S Meetings and Lectures Highlight Dayton Event
Prof A Long of Dayton addresses the Will Padres Men Meeting on The Master Stroke at the YMCA with a 4:30 PM session at the True Reformers Hall. Rev W H Brooks and Rev A W CG Garner lead a colored church pastors meeting at 4:30. George Washington University student society announces new members as Robson D8 Brown serves as secretary. Albert Burnley Elbb to lecture German Architecture at Columbian College open to the public on March 9.
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Ohio
Belasco
Calvary Baptist Church
Colored Branch
True Reformers' Hall
Astraete
W. H. Brooks
AW CG. Garner
Piky
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Marsh
Curl
Gates
Ridout
Moyer
Mesera
Schreiber
Thompson
Singleton
Rhee
Conner
McMahon
Robson D
Brown
Albert Burnley Elbb
Assembly Hall
Columbian College
Readings for the Blind at Library of Congress
The Library of Congress hosts volunteer readings this week in the reading room. Sessions run from 2 to 2 30 p m Tuesday with Miss Lily Ketma and Thursday with a piano recital by Miss Helen Marr Campbell, with accompanist Miss Hadith Morgan and B Frank Gibest. Prof. J W Chickering delivers the closing remarks as the door closes promptly at 2 30 p m and stays shut for the program.
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Library of Congress
Lily Ketma
Helen Marr Campbell
Misa Louise Patterson
Hadith Morgan
B. Frank Glbest
J. W. Chickering
Past Haunt Millionaire Sister in Law Reveals Family Skeleton
Chicago dateline March 3 details a sprawling scandal surrounding Mike McDonald the millionaire gambler politician and his estranged wives including Isabelle Powell and Dora McDonald. The narrative centers on a sister in law Mrs John B Gay who describes a tangled chain of marriages, a Catholic convent retirement a murder trial and an insanity defense. The piece notes McDonald’s third wife Dora is charged in the murder of artist Webster S Guerry and that his former wife is deceased after years of public conflict.
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Warhington
Chicago
Michiel Cassius McDoreld
Chieags
Donald
Isabelle' Powell
John B. Gay
Mra. McDonald
Fuk
al Mike’ McDonld
Milionaire
Weltorneo Hiss
Dora
Webster
S. Guerry
John E. Gay
Agine
Taabell McDonald
Lola
Charity
Blessed Virgin Mary
McDonald
Ifn
Stis
Troy
Mike McDonald
St. Louis
Successful Washington Club piano recital by Miss Stella Lipman
Miss Stella Lipman, Cincinnati born pianist trained at College of Music and Berlin, gave a much enjoyed Washington Club recital aided by patronesses including Mrs Britton and Mrs King. Program featured Bach Mozart Chopin Beethoven and Mendelssohn with Mercadante piece planned for New York Avenue Presbyterian Church service later.
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Stélla Lipman
Lipman
Cincinnati
The
College of Music
Berlin
Hans Rummel
Karl“Kitdworth
Alexander Britton
Hennen Jennings
Mfe
William Bruce King
Joan Ro McLean
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Hunt Slater
Guy Pairfax Whiting
J.S. Bach
Sanate
Seamatt
Beethoven
Chopin
Srarestenne
Einot-fitter
Mares
Godard
Kamemol Optio
Bublastein
Vreomerei
Hichard Streus
Ricor
Mercadante
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Crass
W.H. Bhitcut
Wiss Pauline Whitaker
A. C. Mills
A. J. Hudson
J. Porter Lawrence
Rich's Sons Purchases Entire Building
B. Rich's Sons announces the acquisition of an entire building, claiming the action marks the acme of exclusive style and distinctiveness in their market segment. The brief note emphasizes quality and prestige for the firm and its clientele.
Regent slippers from Richs offer elite New York and city buyers
An advertisement touts a splendid assortment of slippers in brown kid and tan Russia, brown suede, gray and brown castor, black with white backs, all white suede, kid calf and canvas, plus gun metal and stylish leather. It promotes bridal and bridesmaid slippers in silk satin kid and calf, plain and beaded, available after Easter to suit refined tastes.
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New York
Washington
Russia
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