The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

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|iected "Getaint and Inid," as tho poem
l5tor the evehing, because the living truths
or that poem 40 nearly touch common
place, everyday life. \. w b a. \.
5esThis entertainment concluded the course 'l
OF pnrlor readings inaugurnted sons
weeks ago fby Miss AunspanEh ana f1ei
friends, 4 rhis course Included five inter.
pretntive readings from the great poets
selections being made from Browning
Tennysoi1 and 1anier. Nothing finer n
the realm Of literature could have boon
attempted, and so we'll did Miss Auns-
paugh accomplish the task that her pa
irons are enthusiastic over the success 9.
Of this innovation In the line OF the
social pleasures Of the season.
This fact will no doubt make such
course Of par1or readings hereafter q
customary feature OF the social life OF
Richmond. 4! g y ts3 l4.54
Personal Mention.
n Mrs. Blair stringfellow is mailing a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Larcombe. Of Washington. .. G.
a Miss Elizabeth Eggleston left last week
summer visiting In Brooklyn aud on
Lake George. 3, Il
Mrs. Henry Easley ID the guest Of Mrs.
Mann S. Valentine. She will be Joined
later II, the week by Colonel Ensley
Mrs. Easlcy brought n splendid donation
TO the Louisiana table from the South
Boston Chapter, Daughters Of the Con-
federncy, and $45 in money.
Mrs. Garrett G. Gooch, Of staunton
arrived III Richmond Tuesday afternoon.
She will be at the Mount Vernon while
in the city. (,
"a Miss Annie G. Fletcher OF tho Rloh-
mond Art School. Is now in Now York,
preparing for The spring exhibit Of the
club, to be held hero next month.
Mrs. "A. NJ White is a member Of tho
committee for the Arkansas table at the
bazaar.
Mr.. Victor a. shelburne and Miss Mary
McKenna will be the first persons served
in the 'rWayside Inn" at the Masonic
Temple. Sij 81
Miss Cora Richardson, Of New Orleans,
Is one Of the active workers at the Lou
isiana table. st
Mrs. Bessie Y. Harper and Mr.. John II.
Cottrcll were married at noon Tuesday
last in the home Of the Row. ]. O.. Bah
cock. }GS rs Il
Mrs. John L. Eubanls Is expected to re-
turn this week or next from the Warm
Springs. She is the chairman Of the
South Carolina table at the bazaar "a
The Rev. Charles Marks and Mrs.
Marks are spending a few days In Bal
timore. They will return on Friday next.
Mr.. +. N. Jones and Miss Edith Elicit
Jones are expected home from the Neck
lenburg Hotel, Chase City, next Monday.
a. AT the meeting Of the Milton Work
Whist Club at the Woman's$ Club last az
ternoon the score resulted in a. tie north
and south between Mrs. Isaiah white.
Miss Josephine Knox, Mrs. c. w P.
Brock and Miss Maggie Marshall. Honars
north and south went to Mrs Harvie
Webster and Mrs. Bland Smith. For the
rest OF the season the game will be called
at P. M. each Wednesday,. is5a
The Whist Club OF the Woman's Club
will meet with Miss Sue X. Gordon at
the club at II A. M. to-day III
Miss Nina Constable will serve at the
South Carolina table Of the bazaar.
t.f,s$s{5 NJ 5g!t. RINK - t43s73'' $E2 lg KY
The names OF Mrs. ]. Taylor I1llysons
and Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor were omitted
by accident In the mention OF the bazaar
officials Yesterday morning Mrs. I5llyson
rs the Wce-regent and Mrs Taylor as
treasurer of the Davis monument fund,
were elected Independents OF the Ba-
zaar Associate M
Friends OF Mr.. Stephen Putney, Jr.,
will be delighted to hear that he is
making rapid progress towards conva-
lescence.
Mrs. Thomas rutherford. Miss Ruther-
foord and Miss Jane rutherford have
reached Richmond. returning from Paris.
Miss RntherfHpord Is with her sister, Mrs.
In the absence Of Colonel George c,
Cabell from the city, Governor Montague
has designated Colonel Mann s. Valentine
to act rs chief of staff on Friday night,
the 18th instant, the occasion being the
attendance of the Governor and staff at
the Confederate Bazaar.
6ELKS' ENTERTAINMENT Il