The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
M shrove Tuesday evening, at % o'clock


at 11:30 o'clock. ] It's Important, IL poss-
BILE, that every member should be present.
A meeting Ut tho committee OF tho
Tenn ossee table has been called by Mrs.
w. II. vawter for Wednesday at II A.
NJ. In Lee Camp Hall. Mrs. Vawter las
asked for a full committee attendance.
The quaint invitations which have been
sent out by Miss Mary Thomas auxiliary
for tho Homo for 1ncurables, asking their
little friends to n valentine party in Bel
videre Hal, next Saturday afternoon, be.
ginning promptly at s o'clock. conclude
with the following appropriate lines:
THAT YOU will come with some small
We ask Your faithful promise, SEQ!
II quickly sought cards may DO bought
From Mistress Mary w. Il.
Come one, come ALL como largo aud
small
Throughout our pleasant city.
That some one on bed Of pain.
May bless your tender pity"
Progressive Euchre.
Miss Virginia NJ. Clark. Of No. SID East
Grace Street. celebrated her birthday yes.
terday evening by progressive euchre
party. Decorations We're in pink, pink
carnations and ferns celebrating the
color Idea. Refreshments included tho
birthday cake, handsomely iced; choco-
late. sandwiches, fruits and confections.
Among those playing were Mss Tlr-
Einia Clarke, Miss Lucille B. Clarke. Miss
Susie b. King, Miss Louise Loving. Miss
Ollie Belle IIarwood. Miss Virginia Elar-
wood Miss Emily McCabe Shaw, Miss
Frances Vaughan. Miss Owen, Miss VAL
entine, Messrs. Meade Loving. Will Low
ing. George Sutton, VIII Moore, Claude
Deane, Wallace and James jefferson, of
Petersburg; VIII IIarwood and others.
The Confederate Bazaar Association
Will meet Thursday at noon, in Lee Camp
Hall.
The Central Committee. composed of
charmen Of the tables, will meet an hour
earlier, at II n. M, In the same place.
Personal rlention.
Miss Leila Jackson, a charming and
attractive young lady of Charlottesville,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever for
some time, is much improved. This news
will be very gratifying to her many
friends In this city
Miss Jackson Is a sister OF Mrs. r. D.
Garcln, of this city, whom she often visits,
ard Is always the recipient Of much atten-
ton.
i.
Hon. Fl. st. George Tucker and bride
Will arrive in the city this morning and
will be at the Jefferson for several days
Mrs. r. A. Patterson. chairman Of the
Florida table at the Confederate Bazaar
Association, announces the following
committee: Mrs. c. w. P. Brock, alter
nate; Mrs. Ben Nash, Mrs. Grymes. Mrs.
billiard, Mrs. Robert Chamberlayne, Mrs
NJ. c. Shelton, Mrs. Richard Meade, Miss
Mary Florence, Miss Ellen Jones, Miss
Daisy Chamberlayne, Miss Julia Grant,
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Miss Jennie Ty-
Ter Miss Josephine Tyler and Miss Rcbe
Glasgow.
Mrs. L. T. Robinson will have charge
Of the flower booth, an annex to the Flor
ida table, and will have with her fifteen
pretty society girls. The name of the
Florida table is Rose In Bloom
Miss Annie Relnhardt will give a violin
recital at the Womans Club February
9th. She will be assisted in charming
programme by Miss Mabel McBain and
Mr.. Norman Call
Mrs. Dolby. OF Philadelphia, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Steel.
Miss Juliet c. Adams is the guest of
Mrs. William P. BraXton, OF No. 49, South
Third Street.
Kisses Helen and Lucy Eggleston left
last afternoon for Williamsburg to be
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Philip T.
Southall for several weeks
Miss Maria Blair and party will leave
Richmond March 18th and sail March 14th
by the steamer Lain from New York for
Gibraltar. the route taking in Naples, AL
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the return will be to Messina and will be
followed by tour Of Italy. Miss Blair
VII be accompanied by Misses Berthe and
Gretchen Noting, Misses Garnet, Miss
Tayloe and Miss Elizabeth Cooke, all Of
whom, including Miss Blair, will return
next June. except the Misses Noting.
Miss Constance Tinsley, of "Westbrook,"
Henrico county, who has been studying
for several years in New York, will make
her debut as a reader at the Waldorf
Astoria February 23d. On this occasion
she will be assisted by Signor G. A. Ran
dugger,
An Evening of Beethoven" will be
given this evening at No. II West Broad
Street by the students of the Richmond
Conservatory of Music and the pupils of
Mr.. r. E. Cosby.
Tho Church Hill Branch of the NVo-
raan's Christian Association will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at No. 2GOa East
Franklin Street.
One OF the pleasantest Of the valentine
entertainments is that to be given at the
Mount Vernon Saturday evening by Mrs.
r. 7. Hunter and Mrs. w. j. johnson
for the benefit of the South Carolina table
In the Confederate Bazaar.
At the reception to be held tomorrow
evening by Governor and Mrs. Montague
the Governors staff will be in full uni
form, and the same cordial welcome
which has characterized Mrs. Montague's
preceding entertainments will make her
guests at home and at ease.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Henry Powers lave
returne ed to the city. and are at Mrs. re.
| bert Lee Powers. No. 1902 Park Avenue.
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL,
a Great Time to Be Enjoyed Tonight
at Main-Street Station.