The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15

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the chapter in their recent Affections.
Rev. j. William Jones, an honorary
member OF the Richmond Chapter, was
present and made few remarks. me
delegates to the Charleston convention
were elected
The president bcgs that all members
send in their dues at once to Mrs. Charles
o. Boiling, No. 9n2 West Grace Street,
so that all members may appear as IN
good standing.
The following are the delegates to Nor
folk:
Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor. Mrs. n. Y. Ran
dolph. Mrs. G. w. p. Brock. Mrs. l. II.
Timberlake, Mrs. Walter Christian. Miss
Minnie Baughman Mrs. ]. H. Capers, Jr.,
Mrs. L. NJ. Hart, Miss Lizzie Townes,
Mrs. Charles E. Boiling, Miss Annie Gray,
Mrs George a. Lyon, Miss Lucy Akin.
son, Mrs. II. w. Vawter. Mrs. CRAWFORD
Redd Miss Irene Barber, Miss Betty FL
~ son, Mrs. John Tecfey. Mrs. CHRISTIAN
Clarke.
Mrs. Estelle Reynolds. Miss Frances
Digges, Miss Mabel Digges, Miss Emma
c. Fisher, Miss Helen c. Fisher. Mrs.
Georgia Gardner Hayes, Mrs, JENNIE
Hayes Wilson. Mrs. Mary Middleton
Jervey, Mrs. A. M. Tyler, Miss Sarah
Rutherford.
rho donations for the bazaar to be
held In Columbia October slst nave neeh
very few South Carolina was very gen,
erous In her support to the Daughters
monument bazaar. A box will be sent
The delegates elected last afternoon 10
the Charleston Is. ca Convention 10 necS
November 18th, we're: Mrs. n, V. han-
dolph, Mrs. e. y. Taylor, Mrs. Hugh
Miller Mrs. j. H. Timberlake, MISS 3el-
wv
Hugh Taylor, Mrs. j. W. Jones, Mrs n.
H. Bocock MissMamie Baushman, MIS-.
George Lyon, Mrs. Edward Valentine,
Mrs. b. A. Blenner, Miss Lizzie Iownes,
Mrs. Crawford Redd. Mrs Charles Bor-
den. Mrs w. r. Vawter. Mrs j. u. Key
nolds. Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart, Mrs. a. M.
tyler
Personal Flention.
Miss Virginia Holmes Greevcr, Mrs.
Greever and Mrs. Merrell reached Rich-
mond yesterday afternoon from w ASH
ington, D. c. They will be at No. 2l3
East FRANKLIN street for the Horse
Show
Mr. and Mrs. Walter st. John Benc-
dict. of New York, were expected Sester,
day to attend the Horse Show They VIII
be at No. I West Main Street
Mrs. Benedict will be remembered hero
as the beautiful Miss Zarka Slocovttch,
who oftcn visited her aunt, Mrs Randoiph
Tatum, and has a large number OF
friends IN Richmond. Mr.. Benedict Is q
great golf enthusiast and will doubtless
enjoy the links at Lakeside and the Her
mltage Clubs while here
Mrs. Edwin Steele. of High Point n. C.,
and Mss Irene Royster, OF GREENSBORO,
N. c., are the guests Of Mrs. w. q.
Newell Of No. 1916 Park Avenue. during
the Horse Show.
Among the striking elegant costumes
seen at the opening Horse SHOW per-
Torrance were those worn by Mrs. Mar
lin e. Olmstead, Of Washington, d. G.,
and Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd, Of VIM
chester, Va. Mrs, Olmstead appeared In
hand-embroidered white crepe de chine
and a white beaver hat, with bands OF
sable.
Mrs. Byrd had on pale blue crepe do
chine, trimmed with lace and embrold-
cry. Her hat to match had clusters OF
yiolets. Both ladies wore diamonds.
Miss Dorothy Henry. of Wildwood, Va.
and Miss Taylor, of Winchester, are ut
THE Shirley" No Il South Third Street.
Miss Mamie B. Palmer is very sick
at her home, on Elm Street from the
effects of surgical operation recently
undergone.
Mr.. James 3. N1cComb, whose marriage
to Miss Regina Courtney Smith. takes
place ut noon to-day in Philadelphia, will
bring his bride Immediately to Richmond
to remain until the end Of the week.
Miss Isabel Thurston Carter. Of Tau
uuier, Is visiting Mrs. Richard Il. Morris,
of No - North Beech Street
Mrs William II. Glascock, OF Washing
ton, d. c., will be the guest of Mrs.
George Haynes for the Horse Show.
Mrs. Huger Of Charleston, s. c., occu-
pied a box with her sister. Mrs. Bernard
Guest, for the first Horse Show evening
Mrs. Hugcr wore n white gown and
Gainshorough hat Mrs. Guest was in
black.
Mrs. G. C. McPhnil and Mrs. J. ARM
strong Welsh were in Mr.. Edward Mayo's
box ut the Horse Show Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. McPhail wore black lace over
white, and a black Chiffon tocque. Mrs.
Welsh was In handsome white, with
very pretty pink chiffon hat and a
white boa.
Miss Sophy White wore a white lans-
downe gown, heavily trimmed in lace and
embroidery, and hat with white ostrich
pumcs. Her sister, Mrs. Stuart Bowe,
had on white lace and picture hat.
| Mr.. julius Bumgartner, of Washington,
d. c.. Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A.
Il. Straus. OF No. 100 West Broad Street,
and is also attending the Horse Show.
Mrs. r. o. Hcnkel, popular young lady
| Of Basic City, Va, Is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Davenport.
Miss Alice Henke, a charming yous.e