The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-21
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a colonial birthday reception will 10
glver Monday, February 3d. at s:so 7,
NJ. by tho Ladies' Aid Society OF trace
Episcopal Church, in the sunday-school
room. Rainbow-colorcd silk sacks have
been sent to all the members OF tile
congregation, with the following quaint
ly-worded Invitations:
You arc invited to attend "a colonial
birthday party.
hearty
1t will be given at the Episcopal Church.
Grace
We beg you don't forget the place.
The day and hour we will tell you.
Monday. February 23d, at $3.50 true.
The refreshments will be served with
care,
And consist Of gingerbread and nectar
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Popcorn and apples arranged In the
Our parents used In colonial days.
In this little sack. please bring or send
AS many pennies, my dear. kind friend.
AS years you have spent on this great
ball.
The Aid Society thanks you, one and
all.
The colonial feature will be carried out
in decorations, costumes and refresh
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beautiful period in Virginia's history.
when the women were all stately and
splendid and the men We're all gallan:
and devoted.
Ladies' into whose skilful hands the
work Of decoration has been lntrusted
are: Mrs w. X. Martin. Mrs NJ. L.
Harrison, Miss Isn Smith, Miss Abbls
Crenshaw, Miss L. Plummer Miss a.
Plummer and Miss Jones. Tie colonia!
colors, blue and yellow will appear
in yellow shades, wax tapal3 blue rib
bons ait jonquls.
Guests will be received by Mira. Roht.
Page G.ytnes. Mrs. Landon Mason. Mrs.
Robert Green. Mrs. G. ". wilson and
Miss Alice, Leigh Those VINO have
charge OF tho entertainme.: FIR the
evening. Mrs. W. s. Murray, Mrs. ".
R. Phillips, Mrs. A. N. White, Mrs. NJ.
w. Crensiaw. Mrs. j. Il. Mason Miss
lLOulSt Leigh siHu MISS sftcHl ISuTSallllll,
have arranged an appropriate ana dc
lightful ridsical programme:
/. Piano-Trofessor F.tns Eugene Co.'S
by.
.. Aud Lang syne-Malc Chorus.
8. "The Minuet"-Miss Mary Hart Cren-
shaw.
4. violin-Mr. T. Clinton waymack
5. Eye Oldtime Song"--Miss Lillian Tay-
g. "Old Oaken Bucket"-Mae Chorus
{. Colonial Readings-Mrs. Jennie Yea
mans.
s. annie Laurie"-Male Chorus.
o. Violin-Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt.
10. Home. Sweet Homemade Chorus
Accompanist, Professor Cosby
The young gentlemen comprising the
chorus and members Of the vested anti
phonal church choir are: Mr.. James
p. Lay. Mr.. Seldcn Wake. Mr.. Rohcrt
IIaskins. Mr.. r. Brown crenshaw. Nj.
Cecil D. Hnrbordt, Mr.. Herbert v. Tav.
lor, Mr.. c. c. Clifton Mr.. Thaddcus r.
Sergeant Mr.. Samuel r. Brockenbrough,
Mr. Woodson P. Waddy and Mr.. NJ. Z.
Rohleder.
Refreshments will be served under tse
supervision OF Mrs. c. B. Stacy. Mrs. r.
a. Brander Mrs. 7 w. Reilly Mrs. J.
R. Wheat, Mrs, William Archer Mr.,
NJ. L. Wallace and Miss Laura Warren.
On Monday afternoon from to G
o'clock the Ladies' Aid Society will give
n cherry tree entertainment for children.
Two beautiful trees. which must have
been modelled after the ono on which
little George WASHINGTON used his hatch
ct. will bear cherries. each one Of which
contain prizes. Little people will PIN
hatchets on these trees In eager corn
petition for cherries and prizes. Tho
ladies will welcome the children and
promote their enjovment by every pos
| sble means.
Five-Hand Euchre.