The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
CLUBS AsD soc TIES.

CLUBS AsD SOC TIES.
The State Conference of the Daughters
/ Of the American Revolution at Lynch
burg, Va, was opened this morning with
/ prayer by the Rev. James NJ: Owens.
! Mrs. Mary a. Lyons. of Charlottesville.
| is the presiding officer Of the conference.
| The address of welcome by Mrs. E. c.
Hammer; tho RESPONSE by Mrs. A T.
| Hamburger, of Harrisonburg: the ad-
dress of Mrs. Lyons. the State regent,
and the reports Of the various chapters
occupied the conference during the day.
| The secretary, Mrs. E. c. Hammer, an
nounced that the Old Dominion and the
Commonwealth Chapters of Richmond
would not be represented at the con-
ference. This announcement was received
with regret.
Mrs. Christian. Mrs schoen. Mrs. Jor-
dan and Misses Minor. Blankenship.
Stuart, Norwood, Freddy and Arents
are Richmond delegates to the annual!
session Of the Virginia Womanis AUX
ilary of the Protestant Episcopal Church
now converting in Christ Church, Win
chester. a reception to the delegates
was held. in the home of the Rev. Nell
son P. Dame last evening.
At the meeting Of Kings Daughters.
held lastsevening at the Woman's Chris
tan Association. Mrs. George King was
appointed delegate to Roanoke to invite
the meeting of the convention in Rich
mond for 1908. Delegates from Williams
Memorial Circle on tn esame errand
will be Mrs George \. Lyon. Mrs. jan
ney, and Miss Fannie Potts.
The meeting of the Milton c. Work Whist
Glib Wednesday afternoon resulted in
Mrs. Bland Snotswood Smith and Mrs
c. W. P. Brock making tor score. north
and south. and Misses Martha and Eliza
Earvie winning east and west.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
One of the most .fnfeis(zting sofa
events Of Wednesday was reception
Charles City county. by Mr.. James
Gordon, who occupies an apartment in the
Bellevue Flats. at the corner of Fifth
and Cary. Streets The parSoa,: fnet.e
nrettily decorated in flowers. The re-
ception was held for the purpose of Civ:
ing DR.. and Mrs. Waddill al opportunity
Of meeting their relatives While in town.
Mrs Waddill is the sister of Mrs. Hugh
Plair, and with her husband has been
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necton is very large the Doctor and
his wife having ninety-nine nieces and.
Sreat-nieceS. and one greateSreat L
niece, who was present.
The ninety-eighth niece is Miss Cooke
The daughter Of Mr.. Charles Cooke and
the ninety-nnth is Mrs Wallace, former
f1y Miss Lucy Baker Of Stanton 70
some years trained nurse in a Rich
r,nnd hospital.
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their respects to DR.. and Mrs. Waddill
were Dr. and Mrs .Tere Witherspoon
Dr. and Mrs. Christian. Miss Sallie
Christian. Mrs Charles Cooke. Mrs.
Nicholas Cooke. Mrs. Mary Sinclair Cor
don Dr.. and Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. TAYLOR.
Irs. Parkinson, Mrs. Meade. Misses Ell
len and Lucy Meade. N'iis Charlotte
don. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gordon and
others.
Mr.. Turner Battle entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Scott. Mrs. SCOTS guests
ard a number of friends last night at
supper after the show. Miss Mary Bu-
fcrG also gave an informal supper a
her home in honor Of Miss BESSIE DOYLE
IF Norfolk. who is the guest of the Misses
Shields.
FTerrico county. gave birthday enter
October 1ltl1. at which a num-
hes' of her friends were present.
Miss Resale Wheat. the. daughter of
Mrs. Leo Wheat of Clarke county and
the niece of Mrs. Charles Skinker. of
Richmond, with#a party of young friends
was recently given a beautiful birthday
supper in Washington by Mrs L. w
" estlington. of New York. who is spend
ing the winter in Clarke county.
PER sCnAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ruxton. of Garden
Flace. Brooklyn. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I. n. Jones
Messrs. ". A Moorman and J. R.
fiogdes. of Roanoke, are in Richmond for
several days.
Mrs. Lille B. Logan, of shelbvville.