The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
array Of beautiful and useful wedding
IN Honor Of Miss Potts. 5

IN Honor Of Miss Potts.
MISS Carrie LAftwich, OF No. POI South
Third Street. entertained at n dance FIJI
day evening in honor Of MISS l'ass'e
potts. or Lake Waccntnaw, N. G.. .tT
House and parior decorations were IN
North Carolina colors and fags. ~
palms and flowers, and were most artis~
tic Thoae dancing Included Mics Emily
Jennings, Miss Ada and Miss NeLMe
Cray, Miss Bessie Hunter. Miss Quinby
~ Bedford City; Miss Ella Jackson. MISS Ms
May, OF Tasewe.lt Miss Florence PepAe
Miss Finder. Misses Qtinrles. Miss Lang.
Of New York: Miss Mary Garter ANGER .st
con. Miss Mary Elicit. Miss Winston. MISS
FOOT Miss Sara Harvie; Mrs. stay
inan, Mrs Hooff. Mrs. May, Mrs. Steven
son. Mrs. Winston Mrs, Haskell; Messrs,
Len, plnder. Campbell! Lang. Neal, Eur
cell. Nyinston. HASKELL RawleH' WOOL
ford, Glenn, Hull, Elicit, Jurgens. stay"
man, Elan. Spencer, wayt. watson
Walker Wilkinson and5others
The occasion was one OF the pleasaht
est OF tho week and the season. 5
Birthday Party.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given on Thanksgiving night Mt the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wake. IN Chess
terrified county. III honor of their daus n
tor, Miss Helen. About fifty persons were
present from this city, Manchester ana
Petersburg. Miss Wake received many
presents from her friends. After play
Ing games. music and dancing, the guests
were ushcred into the spacious dining
thing To be found In the market or at q
confcc toner's, WIS pnrtaken OF. Among
those present were: Misses Helen Wake,
Nnrtha Jewett May Hughes, Nellie Clay
ton. Katie, Mamie and Jessie Dohalo,
Lola. Ida, Katie and Luoretia Williams,
Emily Gary Bessie Gary Fannie smith,
| Pearl Hunnicut, Lilllo Hunnicut, Carrie
Vaughan. Lille Morris, Ruby Lipscoimp.
+. Reva Lipscomb and Belle Waike'
Mcssrs John Wake, stanard Arcn Mr
Abbott Archer, Thomas Beatty MI
! Johns, Meredith Owens, Luther Wells,
Robert Allen, Page Baird, Garland Holt,
Chester Lloyd, Hugh Macintosh, ROBERT
Johnson w. r. Duell, Gilbert Blanken-
ship, Russell Hart, Henry KIDD, J. W.
Taylor. james R. Baughn and Harry
Crooks.
Ladies Interested In tho management of
tho Summer Rest make the following ap-
peal IN Its behalf:
The Summer Rest, for seif.supposs-
Ing women Of Richmond and Manchester
o 9' i'edu In In isl for young women who
could not afford the. USUAL price OF ~ y
summer outing, including good fare, pure rt
a P bsds y srUWn ssaady q
Its need has been demonstra ted by m
ever-ncreasing pntronage ana ro aleH ,vna .
later than usual, because OF illness arc
death in the family Of the president an ~
manager of the Rest, tho number Of
guests was greater than ever befo IRE hon .
h. the monotonous grind Of daily toy,
rest rest They left us, strengthened. bright
ened botered for the work OF HE M % r
worked miracles for them.
Since so many came, and all palo tho
the treasury is now SO empty as TO
threaten the suspenslon or even the ter
mlnatlon OF Summer Rest.
The answer: Because, while the price OF
| living has increased onc-tlfr d we ha y, 9
not advanced the price Of b, board r; q Thi ne
nuaiT subscriptions from kind friends 81
| the Rest. these have not Increased, hut
decreased under the stress 81 the ,l.,.e y.
Rest farm a considerable part OF Its IN
como. has been failure for three year.
! past. and bad seasons havG SO injured the
that wehays aad 6l ey g. BIZ
he the osoperative Workers has been pre-
vented By the severe illness Of an only
sister from participating IN any EFFORT tc
ments. etc. Because the Increased num-
Der Of guests has necesslta: ed me PVT
chase of more furniture. beds linens, etc
For these and many minor reasons we