The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
QUE \ | / i K.
lNN'OR J ] |,
/ No other Week as Quiet as
me Quietest Week in Lent.
AFTER EASTER, C J. Y i Y
they VIII 90 the 0aYsst Weeks Norfolk s'|.
ever Enjoyed, Because There ''',t't are
Many More People and They
are Better Able to Be Gay. 3.
fsncc,a I 10 The 1,lp,e. DlsDat Il !, !,

NoreS FTeiK Van March 9.-Thls has Es.
been the q,l etesr week .nt '-e ,i l5 NJ.
/ mems. Of course, the quietest week I o.
y the whole yea5, for no other week can ca
II o. i ! }o,,iet as the quletest week IN Lent efn
Thnt does not mean that there there WI" VII 70
title doing hertz wien Easter comes anu
sives society the permission ana the Inc op-
rnr4,,nity, Of the passage " Wiiiler anu
& IND approach, the enlivening and rein
Il migrating spring, to be gay; D Jul. y means
rather that, having been SO quiet so e,l
Il ~ mus be unusually gay to recover from 70 N
the enforced even II welcome Nc restrain
II of religious rest. That Is what society 80 Is
II nreparing for The weeks following Easter y ''
Il vii he CAV. They Will be the gayest weeks
Norfolk ever enjoyed because tlere Mle
n many moro people, and they are hiuIil
8better able to be gay IMAM we -, pe ~
III Of Norfolk have been since the wei an; ~. ~
H? during the winter, this gayety Will not
II be manifested by great functions, , 70
& J.hiol, many persons 60 to see VINO e4so
N l. there and how they appear IN tneir
] new clothes. There will be man slnui'
q and genuine entertainments ana recep,
lions. where the members Of the social
4 Il = =
" md the delightful and sweet but inno-
IN cent. gossip OF the seas n-and for those
NJ harminF couuetries which are the essen
fial accessories Of Ill social gathe rings.
AS there were no events this week, h u =.
p MS society was preparing to be gay a o. ~
III Easter there Is nothing to write OF, eX-
n cent visits and visitors and there are
4 comparatively few Of them.
q Miss Bland Taylor was the hostess az
4 = luncheon, on Tuesday at her home, IN
8 York Street, complimentary to her guest
" Miss Edith Duer, of Baltimore. Covers
4 were laid for ton and Miss Taylor.s guests
II we're 4 Miss Duer. Miss Cornelia Truxtun'
N Miss Alice Kelly, Miss Lucy Baylor. Miss
MAY Crenshaw, Miss Gertrude Walker,
Il Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Hldagardo
$Chamberlalne and Miss Edmonla Whit
4 tie. 5s ls d B 8, y,
Miss kathleen White was the guest OF
honor at q luncheon given ct the .Co y =,
y try Club on Tuesday. Covers were lad
A Tor eight, and those present We're MRS
8 FRANCIS Ward, Mrs. Ntzhugh, OF 5Roa-
9noke;& Miss White, Misses Jane, LEILA
and Maria Tucker, Miss ennle DreWry
9and Miss Mary L. Leigh. # Va
# The Embroidery Club was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Harry 4. NJ yers at lher
home, lin Client Those present were Mrs.
< Richard McIlwaine, Mrs. Charles II
Il Wood, Mrs Livius dc Bordcnare, MIS-
&SJunius Lynch Miss Snllle zimmerman. or
WASHINGTON; Miss Ledn Lyme, OF Auburn,
Ala: Miss Annie Henry and Miss Holly
lay Wells
Miss Elizabeth Bowdon entertained n
few friends Monday evening at her home,
Mn Chen Il hose present were: Miss $Leda
s8y.yno. az Auburn, Ala. Mr.. * eorge Med.
4 8Goodridge. Mr.. r.. B. Pegram and MIR.
8 Joseph Young. 5Js
A hox party was given Tuesday at the
Academy to witness the performance OF
F|t. d
4 Miss Nell Scrpell, Misses Emily and Abby
II Wilson, Mr.. 4. p. Thompson. MI. Otis
Barron and Mr.. James NJ. Thomson.
IA Mrs. ] -. Stoner entertained few
friends delightfully."- Saturday evening at
n her home, In Freemason Street. IN honor
x of her guest, Miss Vest. Mrs. Stoners
4 guests were: Mrs. Lawrence. Miss Vest
III Miss McAlpine. Mr.. Horace Hoggard, Mr.
AZ Kelly and Mr.. Payne. III
Mrs. William IA. Lucasden Is visiting
X relatives In Augusta Ga.
.gs Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Consolvo have re-
}Es turned from trip South.
Judge Thomas II. Wilcox returned '-r's'
Judge "A. M. Agelasto. Jr., left Tuesday
afternoon for Baltimore.
3ll Il Mrs II. L. aDrummond and the Misses
FLETCHER arc Waiting Appomattox Court
Mr. and Mrs. William Gattis and son
OF Greensboro. are v'stng Mrs. VS.. VII
lIams In NORTH Street. +,
Mr.. p. Il. Payne Is visiting In Balti
Mrs. John S. Tllmey, OF South Orange
N. u, Is tho guest of Mrs Laura Cooke
in Court Street, Portsmouth.
Miss kathleen White, OF Abingdon.
the guest Of the Misses Tucker, In Col
lege Place.
Miss Antonio Wells is visiting in Wash
\ inSton. I wa.
from Baltimore.
"a Miss Leda Lane, OF Auburn, Ala. VIII
has been visiting Mrs d, T. Lamb