The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
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Social and
Person'
Observation-Disclosures


s15l ran was served at the Woman's CluD
S,3.A - 3 y, tarooon from to s o'clock n
, .1,n min informal fashion, the rooms
Ss,nsy,T'veyy well II filled and the groups Hlpl
sroI,nd tie tea tables being pleasantly
,,iaa an converse ton with each ot y
md incomers. u. 80 y &,
5sA'N1,ss Rutherfoord's presence added y
49,, one,s pleasure. The guest o. ho hol7
~ N evening was Miss Emily Mason,
IVA sh,np ton. who Is Visiting friehd d
s,are Miss Mason is an autnoresss s. -
note. having written the iirst I'VE I'VE q
1ral Robert g., Lee published aIter ~. ~
civil War, and having edited INC us ~
published hook Of Southern poems :. go, e'.t
rsil series OF articles, appearing IN me
Atlantic Monthly Of last September aia
AI ~ NAN, came out under the ute OF
.sNTamor,es or a Hospital Matron.
@ she belongs to the famous Mason la''i-s
III, of @f,unston Hail. and dispenses grace.
mi hospitality Inv one or the neautiLui
d-fashioned Southern homes with Wh men
Georgetown abounds.
IA Mrs, Peyton Wise, Miss Mason's 3i lS's.
S,nond hostess. accompanied her 20 Wy
Club. Among other guests OF me al ". VI,
moon were Mrs. Alcxanuer - - -
Miss Rose Mordecai
HTlliott Daingeraeld, Of New York, ( an
American artist Of high rank, will tax
va the club on t'.Our Art and It's Begin
1ings.'' z, I, Z.
MI, 5 angerfleld was splendidly repre-
sfrrented at the spring exhibit of the Rich
#nond Art Club last year, his l.eda ana
he Swap. being conspicuously hung. rig Fig
5is notsd for hts skill in painting Ma,
@donnas, and one OF the best exa exam les Is! g. g,
Ills art in this line will be seen g + 5, =
approaching exhibit =,
& rhe summer studio OF Mr.. Daingerneld
is ,n the mountains Of North Carolina
and IL almost buried beneath q wreath
az rhod Jdendron blooms Here he hnds
the inspiration which works out such me
results when he returns to New forK
for tho winter. 48
JAG The Kate Wheelock Whist Club VIII
meet with Mrs, D. 7. Williams, OF 10.
o1o East FRANKLIN Street. this afternoon
lat 1880 o'clock. a .ia
# The wedding OF Miss Mamie Rosa Clay
and Mr.. JosephiG3.. Brown will take place
at ii "A. NJ. Wednesday, April 18th, In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs William A. jacob.
@aof No. 1904 West Cary Street
2B Miss Clay is the daughter OF tho late
e Matthew Clay. the sister OF Mrs. Jacob,
and very charming young lady. Tho
&4sroom-to-be Is n prosperous farmer OF
Chesterfield county. Fl5 a
Manning--Grimes.
81 ,rhe marriage of Miss EiI1e Louise
58f;r,mes 10 Mr. Christopher Manning. Jr,
8Si. scheduled to take place Wednesday
evening. April Goth, mt s o'clock
The ceremony will be performed .!
ithe Rev. Father II. A. McKeefrey. In tn
Ncrt
s,trset.
81 Mics warren, OF New York. will b
maid OF honor, and Mr., Henry Mann,n
the best man. Among the guests fron
distance to be present at tho ceremon
wilI be Mrs. c., J. Fallon and Master Don
4 AID Fallon. OF Baltimore
H The bridal couple will leave by the s4
train for New York, Boston and Niagara
May-Day German.
The May-Day german, which will b
danced next Friday evening, May Is
Z n the ban-ro OF tho Masonic Templ'
will be tho most elegant affair OF II
Kind which has heeD given this season..
III 1t will be under the direction OF MI
and Mrs. Adolphus Blair, and gentleme
who do not have the opportunity OF Sc
curing tickets beforehand can getathet
at the an,e-rnom Of the dance hall on IN
&aeyenipR I. upon tho rresehta
@ don u Their r,ls
8 a yiamber OF handsome society lnatron
@wi,, M the patronesses OF the german
Tls5Ya ths pretty Richmond girls and guest
@8.ili render the scene gay and beautiful
N .,e favor and flower figures win be tn
.fay Day features of the evening, an
Mr., Blair has kept his own counsel In re
gard TO them, as we'll az IN regard 10 tn
9awardins OF the prizes.
Ssf - .ftII d
acknowledgement.
@s3SAliss Elizabeth Hageman, the daught'
sSof Mr. Thomas n. fiageman,t of 10
8sIors z Canada and Atr, +, n, Logan, q