The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

o'clock P. NJ, Wednesday. November
a5th, In the First English Lutheran
Church. under the auspices Of the LADIES
Aid Society
An inter estlng programme, 1ncludlns
fine musical features and selections by
Mrs. Yeamans, will add to the pleasure,
OF all present The congregation and all
others who feel inclined to come VIII re-
ceive a cordial welcome.
Each person is asked to bring thank
offering, great OF small, as ability
prompts, to help the poor and further
other work In the church. Those who hnd
It Impossible to attend may send an en-
vclope containing an offering or place ono
in the basket the following Sunday.
Mrs Evan r. Chesterman and her SIS
ter Miss Mary Frayser. Will be at nome NJ
informally next Friday from to +.
NJ. In honor Of Mrs, Clifford Miller, for
nery Miss Lucille Nelson. Of Culpeper,
Fancy Sale.
At Mrs, Otway S. Aliens. No. Is North
Sixth Street. on Friday, December attn,
there will be a sale of fancy rtlcles for
the benefit of the Anne Bruce Page cot
at the Shclterirg Arms Hospital. II may,
perhaps. be recalled that last year Mrs
Allen kindly offered her drawing rooms
for the same charity and quite large
sum was realized. The articles offered
for sale were most rare and beautiful
and much admired by all. This year
many of the ladies Interested having
just returned from New York. Baltimore,
Boston and other large cities, It Is safe
to predict that the articles will be even
more unique and rare than usual. Just
at this time, when every one is anxious
to secure Christmas presents which VIII
be pretty and dainty, but not beyond
modest purse, such an opportunity
should not be neglected. It must be re-
membered also that this Is most worthy
charity. for 1t brings health and comfort
to many poor people who are utterly un-
able to obtain either without this hep.
The me rlbers Of the Kings Daughters
Circle who support this cot are Mrs f.
T. D. Myers, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Carter, Mrs. Andrew Fl. Christian. Jr,
Mrs r. W. Christian, Mrs. James w,
Allison, Mrs Henry Baskerville, Mrs. Lee
vim Joynes, Mrs. L, l.. Bemiss, Mrs. w.
Waller Morton, Mrs. f. Landon Cabell,
Mrs. Otway S. Allen, Mrs. Thomas At
klnson. Mrs. Rodmas Paul Smelling, Mrs.
Arthur Seldom and Mrs p. III. Mayo.
Carter-Carrico.
Miss Ethel Pauline, the daughter OF
Mrs. J. w. Carrico Of Norwood, Nelson
county, and Mr.. Frank w. Carter were
married In Pelham, n. c., Tuesday, No
vcmber 18th.
The bride has frequently visited In
Richmond where she has many friends.
The groom Is also very popular.
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The parlors at the Womnns Club were
unusually gay and pretty last afternoon,
filled as they We're with a crowd of hand
somaly gowned ladies and their guests,
Mrs. James Crump poured tea. Mrs.
George Cannon and Mrs. Preston Cooke
dispensed chocolate. The lively talk
and bright rcparte.s went on during the
hours for calling, the appearance OF
| things showing that the best OF society
| gravitates always towards the club.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. J, l.. S. scaddng and bride have
] arrived In Richmond and are now at
No. 2l5 East Franklin Street
80
Miss Betty Burwsll Booker has met
! with great success In London. where she
| has numerous concert and drawing room,
! engagements for the winter, She Is at
the hotel Dysart and Is most pleasantly
situated there.
The Norfolk virgini7n-Pilot OF Sunday
has the following pleasant mention OF
|
The tea given by Miss Susie Hitch on
Friday afternoon In honor OF her guest
Mrs, l.. r, Dnshicll, Of Richmond was
one OF the prettiest of this season
Tho home was most attractive IN It's
decorations, the paror being In white
and green; large palms banked the cor
ncrs, and vases OF white chrysnnthe
NUNS here and there IN the room, The
dining room was lovely, and there the
color of pink was carried out In tn.
roses which formed the floral center
/ piece and the shades OF the candles
while smiaX was used also, which added
greatly TO the effect.
TIE guests We're received by Miss
Hitch and Mrs, Dashol and those
serving IN the dining room were MlsEes
Camp, Keeling, Ida, Flora, Eloist
Brooke Ellen Chwthorne, Ella Faran
and Arnhelle Hitch. The coffee va
poured by Miss Mnrv Constable
Among the Richmonders who went Il
Norfolk for the ball game last saturda.
were: Mrs. Philip 'ralaferro, Mrs. Jane
Parkinson Mr., and Mrs George Ansa
Miss Elise Parkinson Miss Mabel Walk
er, Miss Ami. Smith Miss jamie Wingo
Miss Bessie Hunter, Miss Annie Jones
Misses Yonge, Miss Sophie White, Mis-
Lima Shields Miss Stanley Atkins Mis-
Jessie Jones. Miss Louise Herbert, Mis-
Lillian Rinford; Messrs, William Fergu
son, st. George Bryan, Joel Perrin, Cotes
worth Pinckney, 1ltlner Gordon. Jane
Mob. stringfellow, Douglas Gordon
Henry Darlington and LOWS Brander.
] Tbs Ray, pr and Mrs, William n