The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
Excursion to Williamsburg.

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&.tA delightful feature Of Saturday next.
VI May 7th, will be the excursion to Will
Il liamsburg given under the auspices Of
Il the Y o,lng Ladies' Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church. fs
Lunch will be served in Williamsburg
for cxcursionists at the Star restaurant.
The williamsburg Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy, will sell Ice cream
and luscious homemade caramels on the
Green"
Quite large party OF students from
the Woman's College and the Richmond
/ Art Club will accompany the excursion,
and the lovely May weather gives every
promise for the day and the trip.
May Queen Festival.
The May Queen Festival, for the bene-
1T OF C,hi,nborazo Hospital. will be given
a May 25th and 26th, in tho grounds of the
-fNvomun's College with the following
young ladies to take part: Misses Alice
C'Brien. Lucille Epps. Pearl Lichtenstein,
+ Violet Semon, Bessie Enos, Viola Saun
dors, Lucille Palmatory. Gladys Palma
tory, Agnes Parrish. Lilas Turney, Hazel
StrnrE Dorothy Clendon May Rose.
q Katherine Grimes, Fanny Anderson, Aline
Hord. Annie Davis, Raymond Garcin,
y Hattie Bryant. Ethel jackson, Lummie
4 Cunningham, Leila Lacy, Ruby Hawks
Sall!e Harbaugh, Margaret Anderson
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Brauer, Madge Clendon Louise Cooper
Alma AGREE, Alma Boomberg, Mary
Massie. Louise Johns. George Frostic.
Virginia Maker, Naomi Walkup, Cora
Larry. Elizabeth Hancock, Alne Palm
err Jessie McMinn, Janet Christian, Irene
Crane. Bessie Cooper. Louise White.
Genevieve Leech, Oneita Halloran, Gene
We've Burruss, Mary Lyman. Pearl
Frauer, Florence Lichtenstein, Frances
Southern, Della stovall, Florabelle Rosen-
baum Alice Carlton. Elise Walthall.
Florence Stevenson. Margaret Walker,
Annie Woodward, Leila Curry Virginia
Lacy, Celeste Johns, Fannie Lchtenstein.
Mary Huxter, Ida HoldGroft and Florence
Leech. =.
A May pole dance will follow the
GROWING of the queen and complete the
pretty picture made by the little people
In their flower-li costumes
Personal Mention.
Miss Elizabeth Eggleston will leave
Thursday for New York. where she will
) visit relatives in Brooklyn and on Lake
George until October.
Miss Annie Brady, formerly Of Rock
bridge county, and now Of Abingdon, Va, ]
is visiting Mrs. John w. Richardson, In
her home, No. 1872 Floyd Avenue
and Wingfield, left Tuesday for an ex-
q tended trip to California and Mexico.
They will take in the Worlds Fair at
I st. Louis before their return home.
The rummage sale held by the Rich
1nond Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
federacy. will continue through the week.
Contributions are earnestly desired and
the help and presence of the different
chapter members at No. 1907 East Main
Street. whore tho sale is going on. Is
asked for.
Mr.. Charles H. Bosleg, district passen-
ger agent for the Norfolk and Western
kailroad, has gone for a short visit TO
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis,
The Washington Post of yesterday con-
tained the following paragraph of interest
10 society people here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker
entertained a dinner party on Saturday
evening, complimentary TO Mr. fuckers
morher Mrs John Randolph Tucker.
Among the guests were Rear-Admiral and
Mrs, IIiggnson. General and Mrs. Ell
lott Captain and Mrs Gleaves Mrs.
1sham Hornsby. Judge Sharp, OF Balti-
more, and Attorney General Whelpley,
of Philadelphia.
The Ladies Morning Musicale will meet