The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
Personal Mention.

Person al Mention.
Miss Lowerec, OF Maryland, who has
been visiting Mrs. Samuel REGISTER, on
West FRANKLIN Street, left yesterday for
her homo.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. G. Bowman Will enter
tain their friends Informally In honor of
their silver anniversary, ct their rest
dence. Fourth Avenue and Logan street.
Chestnut Hill. Thursday evening. FebruA
airy 2sth, from 5 to l:3O.
Miss Bevlin, who has been lately tour
ing Europe, will arrive In Richmond this
week, to DO the guest OF Miss Daisy MIL
Ter. Miss Bevin's father is wealthy
and influential Canadian.
Miss Mary L. Harrison, who sang in
Trinity parish house. Portsmouth. last
week, delighted her audience. The Nor
folk Pilot, In speaking OF MISS
Harrison, said:
Miss Harrison sang delightfully."-. Her,
performance would have won appreciation
on a metropolitan stage and from the
most captious critics"
dell Jenkins and Mr.. Charles Borjes, of
Norfolk. Her accompa.nst was MT. shep-
herd Webb. Of this city.
Mrs. w. A. Crenshav. Of No. 1901 Han.
over Street. will issue invitations this
week for an Eat home to be given next
Tuesday from to - p. NJ. in honor OF
Mrs. Charles Brown Locke OF Cambridge
Mass. who Will be her guest at that
time.
The Katherine Ridgeway Concert Com
pany will give an entertainment in the
Y. NJ. C. "A. hall Saturday evening. Feb.
ruary 18th. for the benefit OF the Church
Hill branch Of the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals. A most
charming programme will be presented
by Miss Katherine idgeway. recitation
ist: Miss Agnes G., Farrell. pianist Mr..
Percy Z. Hunt, Baritone; and Mr.. George
w. Jenkins. tenor.
Mrs. Charles e. Lefew gave Friday eve.
ming, in honor OF her guest, Miss Daisy
Moody Elicit, OF Hanover, an artist par
ty." Miss HARDWOOD and Miss Waddey
won the prizes for best drawing. for the
ladies', and Mr.. Priddy. the gentleman's
prize. Among the guests were: Misses
Emmie Thomas. Essie Phillips. Mary
Lefew. Daisy Moody Elicit: Messrs Cash
in. Priddy. Weaver, Russell Archer, DR..
Terrill. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8. Earwood.
Mrs. Vest. OF Ashland. who has been
visiting Mrs. g. Z. Lefew left for
Waynesboro on February 18th, and from
there she will go to Newport News and
Norfolk.
Miss Mamie Holiday. Of Rapidan. Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Caroline Holla-
day. at No. Sl5 West franklin Street, for
a week or two. ~
Much Interest is being manifested in
the colonial tea and lecture which will
be given by the young ladies OF Lau-
1 rel-Street Methodist Church on next
| Tuesday night. The pastor, the Rev
4 DR.. II. e. Johnson, will make an ad-
dress on ''Won1an-What Was She Made
For? Those taking part In the en- ter
tatnment will wear costumes which were
worn during the colonial period.
Miss Lizzie Coles. OF woodville, Abe.
marie county. is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Boiling. Jr.
Miss Grace Redd, OF South Pine Street.
Is having delightful visit in Dunville.
enjoying the charming hospitality Of
Misses Murrle, on Gray Street,
Mr.. G. H. RSdd OF South Pine Street.
leaves to-day to celebrate Washngton.s
birthday with friends In Washington.
Mrs. ;. B. Kidd and Miss Caroline Kidd
are home again, ana give most interesting
accounts OF their delightful trip to the
Sunny South, having visited Florida, Mas
! sau and Havana
Mrs N. H. Little. OF Atlanta, Ca, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. Saunders,
on Church FILL.
The tea given by tho Hebrew Memorial
Association In Leo Camp Hall Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the Confederate
Bazaar. was a success financially and So
cially. The ladies wish to express their
high appreciation of the help given by
the Musical Committee, under Mr.. Sulli-
vans direction. for coffee given by the
Aragon Company and for assistance fur
nIshed by others con tributing to the pleas
antness OF the occasion.
Friends of Mrs. ]. Addison Cooke will
| be glad to learn that she will soon re-
turn to Richmond She Is detained in
Baltimore by the illness of her father,
the Rev. Julius Sans. who Is now con-
| valescent
Miss Claire Haxall Beirne, who is visit
ing in Baltimore, will spend several weeks
at Chester, Pa, before returning to her
home in Richmond. Va
Miss Norton. Of Chicago, who spent
several months In Richmond at No. 2l5
East Franklin Street. left Monday for
Norfolk. Miss Nortonlis collecting data
for a novel of Southern life, which she
is writing.
Mrs Charles IT, Norman was hostess
Of last week at cards In honor of her SIS
ter. Miss Louise cabell Loving.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hofheimcr. of No. 11l2 West
Avenue, Will give reception in honor Of
Miss Gertrude Kaufman, Of Fort Scott,
Kansas.
Mrs G. Lee Moore will be tho hostess
at q game of euchre Tuesday evening,
the 24th, given In honor OF her sisters,
Misses Susie Rhoda and Edna Davis
She will be assisted by Mrs. DR.. w.
Wythe Davis. Score Will be kept by
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