The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

Mary Cameron, Misses Gibson, Misses
WhItlock. Misses Meredith, Miss Rebe
glasgow Mrs. Miller. Mrs. John Penn,
.ot Danvlle. Va; Misses Coleman, MISS ~
i,iankership MISS Katie Blankens Z !.
Adair Minor, Miss Nelly fsoykin, Miss
Louise Claiborne. Miss Ashley Miller.
Miss sallo Deane, Miss certa Jeflery,
Miss sue Gray. Miss 13erta Wexford,
Misses Wcrth Miss Emmie Pegrafn. Miss
BESSIE EliyHon. MISS Octavia Crenshaw
and Miss Morrison,
Lecture Reading.
Miss Aunspaugh's lecture reading from
Sidney tanier's poems In tho home OF
Mrs. n W. PEN berton, Of No. 500 West
FRANKLIN street, Thursday Afternoon,
wat "a delightful SUCCESS n
4 Selections were given which showed
Lanlers ideals IN life and art, the poems
read Including Life and Song" 'Rose
lMoralL.. Corn, glover" m extract
lot Glynnc, and Sunrise
!. on Friday, Marcel, 10Th, Miss Auns-
paugh VIII read Tennysoh's I'm Memo
RAM, at the homo OF Mrs. G. Harvey
Clarke, NO. II East Grace Street. The
hour OF the reading will be 8 p. M.
The Bostock Benefit.
The ,.Bostock Bencit.'' scheduled for
Thursday, March 18th, comes most OPP
portunely In the light Of n mid-Lent fes-
tivnl, ling as It does on Micareme day.
Fs The ladies' OF the Confederate Bazaar
Association have made every u arrange
ment to insure the SUCCESS OF their ente.
tainment and to provide for tho pleasure
sof all who attend.
The feature Of the afternoon perform
nrlce Will be the awarding OF the silver
prizes to the handsomest boy and girl
BY the beauty judges. General Titzhugt
Z Ice, Judge Christian and Captain
51'eatherstone. who VIII have as their
assistants Miss Amy Werth, Miss Flor
ence Thalhimer and Miss Grace Scher-
morhorn.
During the evening performance the
two children who win the cups In the
afternoon will chrfsten tho baby gorilla,
a distinction never before enjoyed BY a
Richmond boy and girl. Mr. Blyth has
kindly consented to photograph the young
lady and gentleman In the act OF receiv-
Ng the judgs' award and afterwards a
the christening ceremony It is hoped.
that March Will continue larnb-lke, and
that sunshine and1soft airs will lend their
aid In making the "Bostock Benefit" all
that it8could be desired.
Mrs John w. Richardson will have
at Che fancy work booth Of the Confed-3
crate fair TO assist her next Monday
evening Mrs. Claude Byars, Mrs. VIII!
Grayely, Mrs. T. l.. Walker. Mrs. Gent,
Mrs. zimmerman, Mrs. T. L. Christian
Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Mrs. g.. Conway
Baker, Mrs. Joseph Whitehead, Mrs John,
Whitehead, Mrs. Lawson. Mrs Feather
stone; Miss Brent witt, Miss Louise Her
bert, Miss Lucy Shelton Miss Mary
Drake, Hiss Gay Montague. Miss Mabel
( O,Ferrall. Miss Sarah Chamb>rlayne.
Miss e7ell Glenn. and Miss Kathleen
Richard son.
The sixteenth anniversary Of the Rich
fnond Young Women's Temperance Union
will be celebrated Monday evening,
March 10th. in the home Of Miss Myrtle
r. Davis OF No. sos West Marshall Street
Miss Davis viii receive with Mrs. ].
TYLER Jobson and Miss Alma Louise
3Lipscombe. Others assisting will be:
Mrs. c. It. Brenglc, Miss Kate p. Fuller.
Niss Helen Beattie. Miss Pattle v. 1saacs,
Mir. Reginald Walker, Master Ernest
RENDER. Mr.. Stuart Hopkins, Mr.. Percy
Peay, and Mr., Charles Z. THigg.
Confederate Whist.
The second in the series OF whist games
to be given by Miss 1soline Moses during
March will be played at the Jefferson
Club from 4 to Z r. NJ next Tuesday
Tho first OF these games for the bene-
Mt OF the Hebrew Memorial fund at the
Confederate Bazaar, was held Tuesday
March 10th. Two prizes were given, and
light refreshments after the. game were
much enjoyed. Those wishing to enter
the coming Tuesday contest can procure
tickets at No. go East Franklin Street.
Inv IN
requested to signify their acceptance at
once.
The Richmond Art Club.
At a meeting Of tho Richmond Art
Club held Friday night. in the club
building, Major James H. Dooley was
elected president. Mr.. William L. Shep-s
pard and Mr., Rutherford Rose were
chosen to fill vacancies in the board.
7 Mrs. Malvern Q. Patterson was made
OF the Spring Art Exhibit
already begun. Tho date OF the ex-
hibt will be about may 18th. Mr. Mayo
has given the art club the use Of the
building for another year at the corner
Of Madison and Grace Streets. which it
now occupies. and where the art classes
nre making fine progress under
Miss Tletcher's dictatorship. After
the meeting adjourned. refreshments
were served.
Personal rlention.
Miss Louise Allen Mayo. who has been
visiting for tho past two months ih
Washingt ton, Philadelphia and New York.
where she has had most delightful
time. returned to Richmond last week.
4 CONCERT will 30 gwen in Lee Camp
Hall at $3.50 P. NJ. on March 25th. At
this concert Miss Mamie Harrison, Miss
Frances Diggs. Mr.. Conway Gordon and
Mr., Lehman will be assisted by other
leading musicians In Richmond. and
programme may DO expected.
Mrs Rownsley and Miss Rownsley. Of
New York, have returned home. after
pleasant visit to Mrs. Albin Nether-
wood, of No. 1910 East Broad Street.
Mr., and Mrs. Bradley T. Johnson are
the guests OF Mrs. Thomas Boll21, Of
West Franklin Street.
\ Next Tuesday ntgit, March nth, the
Woman's foreign Missionary Society Of
Asbury lMsthod!st Episcopal Church,
Rlchmonds4 entertain the members
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