The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
An Appre,'c',tiydtt;ilv,o Audience
Hears College Dramatic Club.
STAFFORD HUNT CLUB u, .Jl:
An Old Fashioned Quilting Party II
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ffi5 4 Especial 70 ItAs Times. Dispatch s
B'RUDDF1 CKsBURq. VA, March 3D..
Tho week here socially has been gay,
notwithstanding It ls In the midst Of
Lent ana that the city Is well filled
With Methodist ministers who are attend
Ing the Baltimore Conference.
The engagement Of Rachel LIE wis and
her company at the opera house for three
nights this week and one matinee was
enjoyed BY those who attended the per-
formances. but oving to Lent and the
Methodist Conferet SO the audiences were
not very large. The plays presented
were Frou-Fruo. 1ngomar. PygmalionS&
Galatea ana q comedy bill. The company
made q fine impression and will return
hers after Lent. If 5g ,3s5 4
~ Friday night ut College Hall q large
and appreciative audience witnessed an
entertainment by the College Dramatic
Club. A Pair Of Lunatics and the Rough
Diamond, two farcical sketches, were
$artistically b presented and the audience
was kept highly pleased and amused
THOSE taking part were Misses Jennie
Maitland Lena Rowe and Pansy II
skins /; Messrs. b. M. " Rosebro, NJ M.
Green, F. B. Rosebro, T. r. Bass, T. w.
Hooper and ]. "A. Speer, N 3aSs t III
IA large party OF young ladies came
down from Alexand ria Thursday night
to attend the sessions Of the Conference y
and are having an enjoyable visit. 3
8; ~ A STANFORD HUNT. #
The Stafford Hunt Club starte out one
day this week at O. clock In the morn
ing for fox chase, but about day break
"a terrific storm commenced and drove
the members to nearby barn for pro-
lection They stayed In this shelter for
poet Of a cessation Of the storm they
rode home in a heavy rain and were
thoroughly drenched. 3s About one- half OF
the party were ladies. 81 ssSiB Nh ..5's
u d Mrs. Bette Harris gave an old fas ~
Toned quilting party at her nome Y IN
$spotsylvania county e Few days "a. ago. 3,
which was largely attended. &5 The work
began at 10 o. clock and con lnued5 until
the dinner hour. when Esumptuous.sr re-
past was served, after which work d wa 9
4 resumed and the quilt flniehed. During
the evening number of gentlemen called
and the occasion was an ENJOYABLE one
Music was a feature OF the day.
Mrs. PoWfiatan Moncure, OF Stafford
county, is visiting her daug liter, y; Mrs.
W.T.. Morton, in Alexandria. KS !.
~ Rev. w. f.. Dunaway, Jr., pastor !! OF
the Baptist Church at Glen Allen, Hen
/ rico county,iwa in the city THIS week.
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Fleet.
From here he went to 4 Ian caster co pun
8ty to visit his parents.
PERSONALS. ss5
Mrs, Arthur Trevett and son, OF Glen
Allen, have been guests this week 81 OF
Mrs Il, M, Fleet, who q g sister 'ist: n OF
Mrs. y. M. Jeffries. Of warrenton,
has been a visitor to the city this week.
the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. George n -
Mrs Lizzie Pickett and Mrs Thorn w.
Henderson, OF Norfolk, arc the guests
B here OF 4 their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
George wv. Shepherd and family. ,5
Miss Annie r eming has returned to her
home here after an extended visit 70
friends IN Buffalo. N 81
a Miss Martha 4 Grymes, who has been
visiting friends In Alexandria. has res.
turned to her home In N King George
MI. W. 9, stearns has returned from
q visit to New York. la5 81 7,
4 MISS Helen "A, Favill. Of Portsmouth,.
is visiting her father. Mr.. R. ". B,'avill,
Miss ISIS Mary Bolts. who has been visit.
ing MIA, B. Bolts and family, has
returned to her homo in Roanoke,
Mr.. Eugene Rode is visiting his sister ir.
In Philadelphia.