The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17

editor of Worlds Work, n member of
inc publishing house of Page. Double
day d Company, and n native Nirginian,
DR.. Page has an active hold upon the
audience.
Valentine Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Moseey gave
valentine, party Saturday afternoon In
honor Of their daughter little Miss
Rose Moseey. Decorations we're elab-
GRATED In crimson roses and smilax. Miss
/ Nancy Watson. Miss Louise Crenshaw
and Master Fitzhigh Garter Lafrcrty
were prize winners, and every child re-
celved souvenir. Those present were
Misses Eliza Overton Leake. Alice Blair
Louise crenshaw. Louise Evans. Mary
N. Ainslie, Maud Ainslie. Nancy Wat
son, Mary Brown, Kate Glcmmitt, Dor
othy Smith. Helen Galcskl. Countess
Scaton. Edith Ailchacls Florence Orn-
dorf. Rosa Moscley. Lucy l.. Lyme; Mas
ters Bailey Saunders, Willie Seymour,
Hart Crenshaw, Alexander Donnan, Fitz-
hugh c. Lafferty, Clifford MayGcId. WIZ
liam Russell. Philip Brown, Walter Ga
leski. Turpn Phillips. Ernest Moscley.
Richard Gascoigno Lyme. and others.
rlusical Programme.
The fine musical programme to be
given in the afternoon and evening at
the Confederate tea of the Hebrew Nc
mortal Association in Lee Camp Hall
next Wednesday. from to 10 O'Clock,
Will be under the direction of Sir.t Sui.
Ivan, whose leadership will insure sue
cess.
Those who will take part are Miss
Mamie insolvency. Miss Lucy Morton,
Miss Eileen IIearon, Miss Rhonie Hutz-
Ter. Mr. j. Audlcy Norton, Mr.. Norman
Call, Mr. Hugh Powell and others, all
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tation and acknowledged ability.
The committee OF the South Carolina
table OF the Confederate Bazaar Will hold
an important meeting at No. 5oS East
Grace Street, Wednesday at II "a. NJ
National D. A. r. Congress.
A brilliant occasion will be the con-
venng in National Congress OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
on February ed The congress Will hold
its sessions in the Grand Opera House.
Washington, d. c.. ana will be presided
over by Mrs. Fairbanks. the national
regent OF the Daughters.
Richmond representatives who will 80
to Washington from the Commonwealth
Chapter in Richmond to the meeting Will
be Mrs. Warner Moore, Miss Eleanor
Tree. alternate TO the regent; Mrs. l. \.
Jones. delegate; Mrs. j H. Capers, all
ternate to the delegate. and Miss Ella
Jackson Page.
The Commonwealth Chapter had a
meeting yesterday In the home OF Miss
Roberta Allen At noon. The weather in
terfcred with the meeting in point OF
numbers but q great deal of business
mapped out. The chapter is we'll organ
lied and very enthusiastic in spirit.
Patriotic rleetings.
.
The charmen of the different tables OF
the Confederate Bazaar Association are
requested to meet in the home OF Mrs.
Stephen Putney, No. 921 West Franklin
Street. Tuesday morning at 80. TO dis
cuss business OF great importance a
full attendance is urgently desired.
a meeting of all persons interested In
the Solid South table is appointed for
Wednesday forenoon at II o'clock in No.
5nS East Franklin Street. Young ladies'
are asked to come with their lists of
assistants for the different days of the
bazaar
A silver tea for the benefit Of the
Virginia table of the Confederate Bazaar
will be held Thursday, February 18th,
from to s P. NJ. In the home of Mrs.
]. Taylor IIllyson. No. 10 East Franklin
Street.
The tea will be entirely Informal, and
a cOEGidl alHNItdllOIl - tAtelbisu W All
whogwish Cor the success OF the bazaar
by Mrs. Ellyson and Mrs Archer An
derson, who is the chairman of the Viz
ginia table.
st. Agnes Guild Of Monumental Church
will give novelty party in the church
lecture room next Thursday evening at
5 o'clock. The guild Will be pleased to
see all their friends at that time.
A meeting Of the committee and all
persons interested in the Arkansas table
will DO held In the home Of Mrs. Stephen
Putney. No. 02l West Franklin, Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Masonic Home Auxiliay will meet
in the Temple this morning at II o'clock.
The chairmen Of the different tables
| of the Confederate Fair" are requested
to meet in the home of Mrs. Sinton O..
| Miller, No 305 East Grace Street, Thurs
day evening at oclck to discuss bust
ness of great Importance. full attend
ance is urgently desired.
The Richmond Assembly.
The last German of tho pre- Lenten
! season was danced in the Masonic Tenn
pie under the leadership Of Mr.. Adolphus
| Blair.
Chaperones present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Blair. Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Benson. Mr..
! and Mrs. J. G. Farland, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Richard Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs II. L.
| Burnley, Mr.. and Mrs G, B. Elliott. Mr..
| and Mrs. Ct. w, Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Taliafcrro, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
| NJ Rlan1tcpShip Mr. and Mrs w ''r