The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
their friends and have Co.,. help In rom
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their friends ana have Co.. help In rom
dcrins their undertaking success.
Miss Elton Bruce, who has been visiting
Mrs. Frank Williams, is now stopping at
the Jefferson Hotel.
Mrs. Robert q. Rennolds and MISC Emily
Addison Will be at homo to their friends
rcxt Tuesday afternoon from 8 to I
o'clock. In the home OF Miss Addison, NO.
200 East Grace Street.
Mrs. w. r. vawtor, chairman of the
Tennessee table, has cAlled n meeting Of
her committee for "Wednesday at II
O'Clock. AS tho meeting Is Important
every member Is requested to attend,
Next Friday, February 18th. will be kept
as Founders Day at the Sheltering Arms
Hospital, where tho ministers Of tho dit
ferent churches are invited to Join In
service Of prayer ana song and where Wis.
tors will be cordially welcomed by tho
ladies' of tho Board OF Changers and by
the Kings Daughters associated with the
Sheltering Arms. It Is hoped that tho
sheltering Arms Will be literally remem-
bcred.
Miss Ruby Bodeker will leave Wcdries-
day next for washington to attend the
army and navy reception at the White
House Thursday evening. She will be
tho guest OF Captain and Mrs Louis Mer-
rman, OF the United States army. Miss
Bcdekcr has nunher OF social attentions
shown her by army and navy friends
Friends OF Mrs. Thomas A. Tibball, OF
Philadelphia, Will DO very sorry to hear
OF her serious illness at her homo In that
city.
Miss Josephine Putney, who returned
yesterday from Washington, had a most
delightful visit to Miss Graham Bell, OF
that city. She had teas, theatre parties
and other entertainments given in her
honor.
Messrs. Charles Petticolas and Juan
Pizzin attended the Hooper. Healy we'd
ding In Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry T. ingalls, has returned from
ashington, where she went to be pres-
emit at the Hooper-Healy marriage.
Mrs. George B. Finch. Of Boydton. Va,
will be at No. 215 East Franklin Street,
this city, for the next month
Miss Matte Harris and Miss nIorsou
made top score at the meeting of the
stay-at-Home Whist Club last Tuesday
with Mr.. Tom Moore. Mrs. c. w. P.
Brock will entertain the club next
week.
Mrs Russell Robinson, OF Nelson coun-
ty, reached Richmond Friday evening
and is at Mrs. Duvals No. 2n East
Franklin Street.
Mrs Fairfax Montague and Mrs. Ben
Palmer were victors at the meeting Of
Monday night
The Confederate Bazaar Association
will meet next Thursday at noon, in
Lee Camp Hall.
Mrs Clifford Nlckles, Of Philadelphia,
the sister OF Mrs. Robert G. Scott, is in
Richmond and is stopping at the Jefrer-
son. Friend Of Mrs. Nickles, who have
met her during former visits. will be
glad to renew their acquaintance
Miss Eta Lorenstein. OF Savannah,
Ca: who has been spending the winter
With Mr.. and Mrs. I. Lovensteln, leaves
tomorrow for home. Miss Lovenstein
made innumerable friends while In our
city. who greatly regret her departure.
Miss Lima Shields and Miss Elise
Stokes have gone from yvarrenton, Va,
where they have been visiting, to Savan-
nah, Ca From Savannah they will go
to Florida, Cuba and perhaps to New
Orleans for Marh Gras.
Among the young ladies' who assisted
Miss Elenora Claire Houston at her tea
last Tuesday afternoon and Joined in tho
game Of cards which followed In the
evening. was Miss Nellie Green. Miss
Green was one OF the most attractive
figures present.
Miss Virginia NJ. Clarke will be the
hostess OF a game OF progressive euc1re
to be given Monday evening at $3.50
o'clock in Miss Clarke's home, No. Ga
East Grace Street.
Mrs. James P. Harrison, OF Danville,
who has undergone an operation at st.
Lukes Hospital. is reported as doing
splendidly. DR.. MCGUIRE performed the
operation.
One Of the pleasantest events Of this
week will be the whist tournament"
taking place for the benefit OF the Con-
federate Bazaar Association at P. NJ,
February 18th.
Richmond is eminentIy a whist
center, and the interest 1elt IN the ap-
preaching contest OF skill grows keener
day by day.
Mr.. Frederick H. Birmingham. formerly
prominent in the newspaper world of
Richmond, Is now on the staff OF the
New York American.
Friends Of Mrs. Waller Taylor, Of No.
I'll East Leigh Street. are glad to know
| she Is now conyalescing from g. severe
attack OF pneumonia
The Maiden With the Valentine.