The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14

Mrs. Lee Lorraine was assisted In her
management OF the contest by, Miss
Pauline Powers. Miss JAMIE WIngo. Miss
Elise Parkinson. Miss Kate Turpn and
Miss Caroline Holiday.
The postofiice supervised BY Mrs. B. A.
Blenner. Mrs j. D. Reynolds. Mrs. Frank
Cunningham and Miss Herring. delivered
It's letters through Miss sallie Cunning
ham. Miss Daisy Hancock, Miss Marie
Curtis, Miss Mary Curtis. Miss Rosa
Gary. Miss Belle Walthall and Miss Jen-
ME Mccarthy.
AT the candy table. presided over by
Mrs. Arthur Clarke. delicious home
made candles were served by Miss Louise
knight, Miss Coater and Miss Ida Chris
tan. An excellent musical programme
was ono OF the features OF the evening.
$3.50
Miss Mary Ball Saunders was a charm-
ing little hostess of last evening at PRO
gresstve ttddley-winks" party. given by
her In the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A Saunders. OF No. COS West
Franklin Street. Decorations and refresh-
ments embodied the pretty japanese idea.
Miss Saunders receiving her guests In the
costume Of japanese maiden.
Miss Linda Bargamin entertained at
II ,gresslve euchre last evening, those
4: sent being: Miss Lillian Atkins, Miss
Louise Price. Miss Alice Doyle. Miss El-
genie Taylor. Miss Louise Herbert. Miss
Mary Drake. Miss Alice jennings, Miss
Mary Moulton, Miss ceurtenay Crump.
Miss Bessie Tompkins. Miss Liesa Arch.
er. Miss Lucy Shelton. Miss Mary Street.
Haynes, Mrs. Stuart Cooke. Miss Sue
Gray. Miss Charlotte Miller. Miss Nam
ME Montague. Miss Helen Stevens. Miss
Lillian Binford, Miss Alma Cecil Miss
Helen Lathrop; Mr.. Charles Todd, Mr..
Guy Il,ford Mr.. Clifford Shelton. Mr..
T'aul Stevens. Mr.. cabell Fitzgerald Mr.
Ital Adair, Mr.. Warner Robins. MI.
Noodson Wadday. Mr.. Frank O'Ferrall,
MI. lt'chard RIdgood. Mr.. James Dun
lop. MIR. Percy Montague, Mr. Walter
Jones. Mr.. Russell Cecil. Mr.. Brook
Jones, Mr.. Barksdale Lathrop, Mr.. Hem
ry McCance, Mr.. Stuart Cooke and MI.
Charles r. Burnett.
Personal rlentlon.
Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Cooper. of No.
5cs East Grace Street, left last night
month or more. AIRS. cooper Will Visit
her mother and Mr., Cooper Is goins on
a business trip.
Tea will be served at the Woman's
Club Monday afternoon next, from to
s @ clock.
After month spent in New York,
Mrs. Peyton Wise is at the Colonial Hoo
tnl, In Washington. She will shortly re-
turn to her home in this city.
Miss Helen o'Ferrall left last Tues
day to make a short visit to friends in
Newport News. w.
Mrs. J, H, Drake Will give a silver tea
next Monday from 8. to O'Clock P. NJ. in
her home No, 1905 Floyd Avenue This
tea will be for the benefit Of the Ala
bama table in the Confederate Bazaar,
Mrs ~ axe being the chairman of that
table, Everything will be done to make
tie Occasion bright and attractive to
callers and all who 90 are sure Of q
Mrs Aston Cabell was the guest Of
h9nor at 9 luncheon given Thursday, by
MIS-. a.. H, Forbes. Of New York, Mrs.
Capel Is spending some time In tho
n'efF9pollH With her mother,
y visiting Airs, Albert g, plggss. at No.
llla East Clay Street,
Mrs, Hill, Of No. 500 South Pine Street,
entertained Thursday, evening In honor
e9 f,a friends Mr. and Mrs, Gamer
u grS5h. y53 st+t&
MlHs' Keoerta Ellel'sonlIs the guest Of
her h,I sister, Mrs Armstrong Thomas OF
Baltimore. sai'l5SN
MI 81 John pashiell Williams Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Harwood,
at No. Ill North Fifth Street,
Mr., g. Lee Morrison, OF Delaware the
assistant accountant Of the ", r, Trigg
Company, has left Richmond to accept
Morrison leaves behind him a number OF
friends made during his stay here. who
cAcaelingly regret the fact that clreunl-
stances have called him away from Rich
mend and that fer the Culture hia Aoms
lIt11A n n mai u oify