The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11

give Confederate tea for the benefit OF
the Solid South table of the Confederate
Bazaar. which Will be very swell affair.
| indeed
| Mrs. Norman Randolph. who IL Will,
/ Miss Cleiland Randolph in DIR. Fry's
sanithrium. Washington, D. c.. will prob
/ ably be there for several weeks longer.
Miss Clelland is improving. as her friends
will be glad to hear.
Miss Annie Patterson. of New York, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles
| Davenport.
Mrs. James r. Hubbard. OF So.-olk, va.
who was the guest OF Mrs. j. Taylor Fl.
Tyson last week, and who received a great
! amount of sociQl attention during her
visit to Richmond. has left for home.
| Miss Lillian Kellam. III Northampton
county, was an out-of- town ytsitsr at The
| Woman's Club Monday at:,n,oon
Browning's Death in the Desert" viii
be the subject of Miss Aunspaugh's read
ing this evening before the ladies who
meet every week at the home of Mrs.
| W. a. Chambers. West Grace Street. Dur
| ing the past two weeks they nave had
presented to them by exposition and read
| ing Tennysons I'm Memoriam.' They
| heard with great delight and profit this
poets thoughts on life, death and i'm
| mortality.
Miss Lucy Nelson Taliaferco, the Ganph-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. p Tal.aferro. Who
has been quite III for the past week, Is
now much improved
Mrs. Permela c. Saunders, OF Elm
| wood. !" Louisa county. is the guest or her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Waddey at No.
9lS West Grace Street.
Mrs. Reinhardt and Miss Reinhardt, of
Plainfed. n. j., are the guests of friends
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Anderson and Mr..
Rutherford Rose are among the numoer
Of Richmond people who contemplate en-
joying the Mardi Gras festiva! IN New
Orleans. Their return trip will probably
take In Palm Beach and st. Augustine,
Fla, and Augusta. Ga. where one of the
most charming of Southern resorts. the
Bon Air Hotel Is situated.
Mrs. Tull, of Baltimore, is spending
some time in Richmond during the con
|
Mrs. r. Lovensten gave an entertain
| ment In honor of her son, Mr. Jacob
Lovenstein. who. with his bride. has just
returned from n Northern bridal tour.
The reception was followed by q supper.
| Thursday will be the Bostock berelit
day for the Masonic Home Auxiliary.
| The naming of the lion cubs by the Gov
| 20 wi tnkc al an m
afternoon. and will be most interesting
episode Of the day. II Is hoped that those.
who go Will purchase their tickets II
Shocks Pharmacy, Shines drug store, or
| from some member of the Auxiliary
Board. In order that the Masonic Home
may derive as much as possible from the
days sales.
Miss Lou Seawell, of Gloucester, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. A. J, Monta 9
| que at the Executive Mansion. Is no"
| with friends at No. 524 West Grace Street
| Mrs. Richard c. selden. Of Goochland,
is visiting Mrs f. d. IIotchk1ss AT NO.
East Franklin Street.
Miss Mary w. Lewis and Miss Sadie
Sutton are having q. most delightful visit
to New York city,
| Miss Juliet y. ADAMS, OF I|SHCl4puI &,
| is the guest OF Mrs. William r. BraXton,
Of No. 15 South Third Street.
Mrs. waverly w. Townes, Of Peters,
burg. who has been with her sister, Mrs.
William p. Adkins, for several days. has
| returned home.
Miss Emily Virginia Townes, the re-
| cent guest of Mrs. Adkips, we'll known
and much admired In Richmond, is spend
ing some timewith friends In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l, N, Jones went to New
! York yesterday for q week s Visit, Mr.,
Jones went for the benefit Of his health.
Miss Hattie II. Gresham, president OF
| the King William branch OF tho Assocla-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia,
Antiquities, is visiting In Richmond.
/ Mrs, u. G. Laird. OF North Carolina. Is
now the guest Of Mrs. Charles Whltlock,
at No. 100 East Franklin Street.
Miss Ruby Bodeker presided at a
|1board meeting held last afternoon at
i the Home for Needy Confederate Wo-
man " arV8 ancoilrn u IN n 5rannrta 1uara