The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-26
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5 Personals
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Many Danes from other States will go
to Yorktown with the Virginia Society
on May 9th.
Mrs. p. NJ. Wilson, of North Carolina;
Mrs. c. Albert Hill, of South Carolina'
and her sister. Mrs. julius Pringle. wko
is regent from South Carolina Tor inc
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association ana
Mrs. j. j. Jackson, OF Baltimore, VINO
was for some years assistant secretary
of the National Society Of Colonial
Danes, are of the number.
Mrs William Nice. Ramsey Will also
attend with party. of friends. Other
ladies who are friends OF the DANES may
he ,nvited to go, as some tickets nre still
for disposal at the Virginia Historical
Society at 81. Ladies' will either PROVIDE
themselves with lunch baskets or take
dinner at the new yorktown Hotel, OF Il.
Swan Tavern, where a sea dinner VIII
be served.
The Whist Clubs.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club VIII
meet this afternoon Mt O'Clock with MIS-.
Charles Page, at No. 3ol East trahkhn
Street.
The stay-at- Home Whist Club VIII
meet in the home of Mrs. S. w. Iravers
on West Franklin Street at $40 TINS eve
ming.
Won1an's Club.
Tea was served at the woman's Club
from s to S P. NJ yesterday. The pres
ence of number of distinguishes
strangers In town made the company
uathered In the club parlors unusually
brilliant.
The Milton Work Whist Club VIII hold
its last until the fall meeting IN the Wo-
mans Club parlors tomorrow afternoon
An important business meeting at the
club next Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Myrta I.ockett Avary will be the special
guest of the club for Monday afternoon
next
A May Festival.
The Board of Lady Managers of Chin
borazo Hospital will give "a May queen
festival this afternoon and Tomorrow az
the corner of Grace and Twenty-siXth
Streets. Those taking part in the festival
will be Misses Alice O'Brien. Allne Hord'
EVELYN Harrison, Master Ramon d, Gar
rim. Ethel Wells, Kate Brauer, Hattie
Bryant. Ethel Smith, Lumme Cunning
ham, Leila Lacy. Sallic Harbaugh, ran
ME Farrell. Florence Stevenson. Jessie
McMnns, Louise White, Fannie Grass
witt. Susie Gray. Violet Semon, Bessie
E,nos, Viola Sanders, katherine Grymes,
Margaret Parrish. Agnes Parrish, Gladys
Palmatcky, Martha Hechler. Hazel
strang, Dora Davis, Josephine Harbaugh,
Regina buchanan, Bessie Woody. Eva
Woody, Marie Cheatwood, Mary Blount,
Rosa Burton, Harriet C%ewe. Alma
Bloomberg Mamie Cunningham, Mary
Massie, Virginia Hanks. Carrie Davis.
Onita Halloran, Miss Buchanan and An
ale Davis,
Moonlight Excursion.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Epis-
.opal Church will give a moonlight ex-
,ursion down James River to Dutch Gap
and return tonight.
The ladies Of the society have arranged
pleasant vocal and instrumental mu-
sical programme and will have search
light and an electrical orchestrion for the
further entertainment of those who go
The number Of tickets sold indicate that
large crowd will accompany the eNcnr-
sion. The steamer will leave promptly
at S O'Clock.
&ext Wednesday night will witness the
last mid-week service at Seventh-Street
Christian Church, OF the Rev. DR.. Cary
e. Morgan, who expects 10 leave Rich
mond June Sd for the Kentucky pastor
ate.
nails aS cb,,r . w. members Win aIso
tpiaaI't tb,s - ,aranoll gatbnrine a most in.
ithu.i t't 80 mr. and Mrs Morgan dun
; e,e" tnn Years thev have been in Rich
,m6rd nave been a mower for good In the
40 70 o,her t,eids of usefulmess
~, ,,nesihle regret OutsIdr
w " a''e et,irni, ,be doctor and his family
-, .ho o grest number Of warm persona