The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Mrs. Gibbons Dinner Party
Monday Evening.
SHRINERS PILGRIMAGE I; Il 1 Z !
"A Good delegation FROM Charlotte WI
GO 10 Columbia OF April Sd. Char.
lotte Veterans viii Attend the
7eunionin New Orleans.
f,pec,.i 10 The Times. Dispatch !.

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CHARLOTTE, N. q. March q Mrs.
Y II. L. Glbbon gavo d delightful dinner
party Monday evening In honor Of her
sister, Miss Beulah Wilson, Of Morgan
j Ton. Other guests were Mrs. L. J. Mas
lssey, OF Rock Hill, s. G.; Misses Frances
Mallory, Eau and Ella McAden, l/ottie
1 and Mary Oates Caldwell and Messrs.
Julian Gillespie, jerks Hutchinson, ~ IL.
Ivan Ness, Jr.. Albert T. Summey, ID. 3.
e IoeEratn and ]. w. WadsWorth.
{. rho annual pilgrimage OF tho shriners
to Columbia, s. CT, will take place on
Il Aprll 3rd Among the Charlotte Sinners
& who will attend the meeting are Messrs.
h u! ID, Allen, G. w. Wadsworth, f. g..
Pegralrl, Il. "A. Dodsworth. Hamilton w.
Wilson and others. s.
Quite o. number OF Charlotte people will
attend the annual reunion OF the Con-
& federate veterans In New Orleans, next
( May. u
The coming mayoralty contest promises
to be an exciting one. Thus far there
are only two candldutes-Mr. n.
Brown, the present mayor, and Captain
4 r. s. Franklin.
On Monday Mr.. II. Kirby Pope succeed
ed Mr.. w s.. Clanton as assayer IN
charge of the assay office N this city
d Mr.. Clanton has held the position for Tho
4 INST csix years, and has made q splendid
Z official.
me Charlotte Drum Corps is now fully
reorganzed and is drilling constantly IN
preparation for attending the Confeder-
nte Veterans Reunion In New Orleans on
h May 10Th. In the CORPS Will be eight flies,
+ eight bugles, twelve Kettle drums and
\ two buss drums. Mr.. r. T.. Keeslcr; Is
( drill master ana MIR. Q. l.. Barrlnger the
Y drum ma or., s5tt f3t
4 Miss livingstone, one or the popular
trained nurses OF st. Peters Hospital in
9 this city. has been elected superintendent
q OF the new hospital In Rock Fiji, 8. @.
There were eight applicants for the po-
Hitlon but Miss Livingstone, who had not
Il asked for the position, was chosen Tor
the office Of superintendent.
gS The Colonial Danes were entertained in
i q delightful manner by Mrs. George Ste
phens on Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. John w. Stagg, pastor OF the Sec
4 pnd Presbyterian Church OF this city,
y has received n unanimous call 70 the pas
III torate or the First Presbyterian Church
4 OF Birmingham, Ia. Just what Dr..
3t stagg Will do Is not yet known, but It is
4 sincerely hoped that his decision VIII be
II iii favor OF Charlotte. #
L One or the most enjoyable entertain
1nents OF the season was Armstrong s
picture play, Tho Sky I'Il6t." which was
q given IN tho Presbyterian College audi
/. forum Thursday night. .g
on Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d Z. Davidson celebrated their crystal wed
Y ding. They entertained a number OF
4 their friends In most pleasant manner
~ and received many beautiful presents.
The st. Agnes Guild met with Mrs. Err
nest n. Farrior at Mrs. G.. N. Bearden's
on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harry entertained the Dolly
& Madison Book Club Wednesday, afternoon.