The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

5--tD This Would Do..........,.C Chapman
(b) The Violet. ................Nl ildenburg
Miss Martha Mosby Snead,
6.-(h Song of n Heart. ...Tnnison
(o) remembrance ..............LAWrence
Miss Mabel wardc Mc13ain,
Chairman's guests were: Miss Bette
Clarke. Mrs. j. r. v. Daniel, Miss Louise
seden. of "Snowden,'' Goochland county;
Miss Emma Bowe and Miss Lucy Nor
ton.
Tea was poured by Mrs. chiles Ferrall
and coffee by Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson.
Club visitors included Mrs. Nj, NJ Cad
WELL of Wytheville Mrs. Sllas II. Walk
er, OF Augusta county; Mrs. Tosdlck. OF
New York; Mrs. Joseph Van Meter, MIS-.
]. D. McElroy, OF Kentucky; Miss Looney'
OF Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Ivan Reu-
nerfet, Of Stockholm Sweden.
Visiting Old Virginia.
Mrs. Caroline Foot Marsh. executive
officer OF the OLD Dominion Pilgrimage
Committee. Is at the Jefferson With 2
party OF New Workers to spend few days
in old Virginia, The' party consists OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald. VICE
president of the Standard OIL Company;
the Misses Stnllo. their granddaughtcrs.
Mrs. c. +. Marsh and two maids The
party will take trip down the river on
Wednesday. the 23d. and remain several
days at OLD Point and vicinity. This IS
their first visit to Virginia.
Mrs. Marsh will complete arrangements
for the May pilgrimage while mere. ana
the party promises now to be OF Eooc
SIZE. and much enthusiasm Is evlnced al!
through New England and the South anu
West.
The engagement Of Miss Mute Agnes
Dot Va to Mr.. w.
Raymond Carpenter, of 21oS North Charles
Street, Baltimore, has just been announced.
The wedding will take place IN June
The young couple will, after their mar
rage, divide their time between Bait
more and Texas.
The Sunday Washington Post says:
Mrs. William Thaw and her daughter,
Miss Alice, have been spending the week
very quietly in Washington ana wili re-
main here until next Tuesday. when they
return to Pittsburg to receive the rela-
tives of the Earl of Yarmouth. who sailed
last week on the Oceanic. The list or
bridesmaids and other attendants at the
Yarmouth-Thaw wedding has been great
" changed since the first announcement.
The most recent addition to the list OF
maids is Miss Isabel May daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. Henry May. OF TINS CITY
who thus faris the only Washingtonlnn VINO
has accepted Miss Thaw's invitation 70
accompany her to the altar. Ihere "l W.,
he both natron and maid Of honor at TINS
wedding. The former will be Mrs. George
n Carnegie sister Of the BRIDE ana IN;
tier LADY lane Seymour, youngest SIS
Tor Of the Earl of Yarmouth Lord I'd
ward Seymour. who IS two years younger
than the earl will be best man, anu' VIII
his sister. will make o prolonged trip TO
American friends after the wedding.
1t may be taken as an assured RAG,
that Alabama will draw cro"oea
house on the 22d. and that many Wiz
have hitherto missed their opportunity
will be present on that occasion.
BIunt-Brown.
Tho marriage of Miss Minnie Ruth
Brown. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William a. Brown. to Mr.. John 5. Blunt
will take place at T:45 A. NJ. in the home
of the bride, No. 52l Mosby Street.
Dolly Warden Tableaux.
Mrs. James A. Welch, the chairman
of entertainment for the MISSISSIPPI taple
at the Confederate Bazaar. will give a
beautiful entertainment at the Temple
on the evening OF April 24th. Tableaux
by Dolly Warden girls will first occupy
the attention of the audience. after
which AIay-pole dance will follow. with
the following little girs, drilled by Miss
Coleman, taking part: Misses Grace
Sutherland. Dorothy Anne Christian,
ienevieve Lathrop, Emily Trplett Mon
tague, Virginia Roddy whitley. Georgia
Eleanor Wingfeld, French Wippermann,
Linda Holmes Beveridge. Archie Joynes.
Peachy Lyme. Lizzie Clayton Minnie
Bolton. Mary Chalmers, Gertrude Cren-
shaw. Mamie Patton. Katherine Gum
and GwendolIn rutherford.
Tho Richmond College Dramatic Club
will give their very fine rendition of
Thomas "Alabama" at a matinee per-
Torrance in tho Bijou Theatre, scheduled
for Wednesday, April ed. and presented
for the benefit of the Texas table.
Tho play was an entire success ut Its
recent presentation in the college audi
forum. A very large md enthusiastic
audience was present and tho occasion
was a great triumph forall the members
Of the caste, whose names In full are;
Colonel Preston. an old planter,
Douglas Freeman
| Colonel Moberly, a relic of the Con-
foderacy 49,. ..Powhatan James
Squire Tucker, Talladega county
Justice $50. Observation-Disclosures Pope
| CAPTAIN Davenport Northern rail-
road man ....,. ......,,,.Hiram Smith
| Mr.. Armstrong. his agent, Percy Alley
I4athrop Page. Southern boy
Julian Winfree
Raymond Page. party of business.
Carey T. Morgan. Jr.
Decatur, an -bellum servant
Walter Tyler
Mrs. Page. who cherishes an old love,
Ienore Duke Chandler
Mrs. Stockton. gay widow, Mary Harris
| Cary Preston. an Alabama blossom,
Leslie Jeffres.
| Atlanta Moberly Madge Bowie
acknowledgement.
| 4 letter received by aRichmond friend
from Mr. j. w, Logan. OF New York,
brings the interesting announcement OF
! his approaching marriage. on April 2sth,