The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 y The society event Of yesterday was the
german danced In the Masonic Temple
last evening under the leadership OF Mr..
/ Adolphus Blair for the benefit OF the
Texas table at the bazaar. b3 Ell
Patronesses for the evening included
among others Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs.
4 T. III. Benson. Mrs. oseph Bryan, Mrs.
John G. Farland, Mrs. w. S. T. q Mayo,
4 Mrs. w. Ben Palmer, Mrs. Henry a.
\ Williams, Mrs. Garrett 3. Wall, Mrs,
u Charles Evelyn Smith and Mrs. Philip
& Powers. S 5l 8s 5z5l
Arrangements for this notable May day
Il dance were made with careful attention
1 to elegance In detail Thilow's full orr
4 chestra was in attendance. Several beau
z tiful features including a floral and prize
& figure, were introduced by Mr.. B!air.5i5f5
~! The prettiest girls and the most gall
liant Of Richmond beaux were among the
dancers, and everything went merry as
q marriage bell. Il II
Old Point German.
con Monday evening next a german will
be given at the Chamberlin Hotel, Which
J will doubtless be we'll patronized by the
young society people Of Norfolk and Ports
4, mouth, TIL "a
mir Claggett Young, who SO ably man
Y aged the series Of germans at the Chhm-.
4 berlin. has kindly consented to arrange
a4t this one Tickets can be had of him and
Of Mr.. Holmes, of Holmes drug store.
III Main Street. Prices will be the same as
usual Chaperones will be Mrs. Floyd
Hughes. Mrs. Holt Page. Mrs. William H.
Z Iaylor5and Mrs. Hugh Page. The pro-
ceeds Of this german. after paying eS-
penses, will be sent to Mrs. Joseph Bryan
ITO be used for the Jefferson Davis s'iunu-
IN nlent Association and the Confederate Mu-
III scum.
'.The Mobjack will leave at o'clock
sharp. Returning 1t will leave Old Point
at II o'clock. The price for tickets will
D be sl,5O for couples and 500 for stays"
Virginia Lady Honored.
x a recent clipping from the New Orleans
Daily Pcayune has the following Item;
8s..Dr Mary Il. Jones, a female physician
Il of Columbus, to-day read a paper before
Il the State Medical Association Of Missis-
e sippi. at Vcksburg. which was fraught
with much interest The lady received
& great attention, and tho paper was con-
sdered magnificent manuscript. Her
paper was entitled 'Etology and dag
Il nosis OF Typhoid Fever x
The Columbus. Mississippi, Dispatch
contains this additional comment: 1.-THE
election Of DIR. Mary Farlnholt Jones as
yice-presIdent. OF tho Mississippi State
D Medical Association Is a graceful compli-
1nent to skilled physician and a
deserving and accomplished woman.
LAS the physician Of the Industrial
College OF this city, she has for years
4 past filled that trying position with salts
faction to the school and with Infinite
credit to herself. 1t is, pleasing for her
friends here to note the recognition given
her talent and ability over the State"
~ The dtional sta tcment that Mrs. Jones
Is a Virgtnian and the daughter OF a
81 citizen Of West Point will render the COM
4 pliment paid her profess Ional ability a
compliment also to all Virginia women
4 who appreciate 1t on her behalf.
{ Ss Fair Sponsors.
Miss Louise Walthall, the sponsor for
tx The third district. appointed by the Sons
y OF Veterans for tho approaching Con-
9ederate reunion In New Orleans. was
Il also the sponsor to the Wytheville re-
union last October. She Is a beautiful
young lady Of tho blonde type the daugh-
x ter OF Mr.. Ebert c. Walthall. OF this
city, and the granddaughter OF the late
Z John Frederick Pollock, who went out In
1851 with ono OF the first volunteer COM
panies from Richmond. Miss Walthnll
leaves to-day for Mobile. Ala. where she
Will remain until the New Orleans re-
union.
Miss Walthall's maid OF honor is Miss
Mary Preston Kent. the charming daugh,
ter OF Colonel Jos, D. Kent, OF Wythe'
vile. Va, who entered the Confederate
service as captain OF Company a of ths
Fourth Virginia Regiment, Stonewall Bri
n eade, He was made first major, ther
lieutenant-colonel and finally colonel O.
tile egIment, being seyeral times promot
I'd for gallantry In action. Miss Kent u
j /, niece OF ex- Lieutenant- Governor Kent.
Personal Mention.
Miss Maria Moseley and Miss Grace
Rhelds, with their chaperone. Mrs
Shields who have been abroad for yea
md spent the winter delightfully."- In Paris
have returned to Richmond. AIRS. an,
hiss Shields are at No. li5 East Frank
Ain Street. and Miss Moseley Is at Aom'
al with her uncle, Mr.. Granville Valentine
and her brothers. the Messrs. Moseley
Eho have an apartment at the corner o
Third and Main Streets,
49,,
Mrs T, G. Morton. OF stanton. is visit
Ing her nephew, DR.. G, u. Barksdale, a
Edge Hill. Chirnborazo Park, this city.
The ladies nj tbs Texas table at In,
y Confederate Bazaar have sold tho hand
q soonest set Of their Texas horn racks Il
Mrs Berry for an&excellent price. The,
are now waiting for gentleman wht
II xiii purchase their beautiful EOTn CHAIR.
SO
Miss Rosa Inez Adams and Mr. jane
p. Etax9 were r.srriAd Wednesday, euA