The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11

street, tuesday at 4 80 p. M
Richmond Chapter to Meet.
rhe Richmond Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will meet promptly ut.
4 A o'clock next Wednesday afternoon III
Lee Camp Hall.
i After the transaction OF business some
time will be spent in social intercourse,
/ and tea will he served by the younger
members Of the chapter. Visiting Daugh-
tiers are cordially invited to be present,
ana all members OF tho chapter are urged
! to attend, 40 that the common links OF
\ interest in q great common cause may
| be drawn more closely and new energy
! ana life may be infused into the organiza-E
| ton.
Pickett Auxiliary.
The ladies' or Pickett Camp Auxiliary
will hold their next regular meeting
| Monday, the 12th, at z. NJ, In their
/ hail. No. 3O7 North Seventh Street. All
tho members are most earnestly re-
| Quested to attend.
Art Club of Women's College.
The Art Glass Of the Womnns College
was at home to its friends In the parlors
or the college last evening
The work accomplished by the class
since the beginning OF the session was on
| exhibit IN the art studio, and was much
commended. The young ladies were as
sisted In doing the llonors by Miss Bacon,
who has charge OF the college art de-
pnrtment.
The evenings programme was agree
ably varied by piano and vocal selec-
tons from Misses Robinson aud Smith,
ana Ny rectals from Miss Petit.
Polar Tea and Luncheon.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Centenary
Church WILL welcome their friends to II
| polar tea and luncheon on the 18th, 10th
and 18th of December, at No. bo9 East
Main Street. Their usual tempting menu
will be provided and business men and
| Christmns shoppers will find 1t most en-
| ticlng. 25.i :{ S ss ..s
In the afternoons the Snow Man Will
| greet the children. and a mysterious SNOW
ball will bc presented for each five cents
admission.
Miss Leftwich at Home.
One of the pleasantest social events OF
| the past week WIS the at home Of Miss
Carrie I.cftw =, Fr:ds.y last fron,S4 to 8
|#P. M. 5s5
The spacious pnrlors were decorated IN
| American Beauties and palms. - shower.
of the roses made the centerpicce for
tho table Palms were nttrnctively
grouped here and there. Red-shaded
| lamps and red candles in silver cande-
labru shed a warm glow throughout the
rooms and halls. which were thronged
with callers during reception hours
Miss LeftWich was gowned IN ivory
white crepe dc chine, trimmed in lace
and touches OF green velvet. She received
| her guests assisted BY Mrs. Potts and
Miss Green. OF Philadelphia
Mrs. FairlIc Cooke presided gracefully
at the tea table. Jylt the dining room We're
Mrs. John Elicit. Mrs: r. u. Hunter
| Mrs. Percy Halves. Mrs. Allen ferguson
land Mrs. Edward Quarlcs.
a delicious collation. was served by
Miss Julia Ice, Miss Leila Gray. Miss
Mary Elicit, Miss Nellie Gray, Miss Belle
Pindar. Miss Lily Cary, ~ iss Mary lslor-5
cnce,. Miss kate Saunders, Miss Bessie
Hunter, Miss Alpha IIeth and Miss ! one
Winston.
Dabney Gary.
Miss Mary Cornelia Dabncy. daug hter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Dabney, and
Mr.. John Hamilton Gary. Of this city,
will be married at noon Thursday, De
cernbcr 18TH The wedding will be at the
home Of tho bride, Barton Heights
Reception to Visiting Rabbis.
| One OF the most brilliant receptions Of
| the wear In Richmond was held last eve
lining In the home of DIR. and Mrs. Edward
! N Callscr,i No. 1886 West Grace street,
when the congregation Of Temple Beln
Ahabaf called to pay their respects 10 the
distinguished rabDis who are III Ricillno1iu
II M :tic,pate in the ceremonial attend
fant upon The conservation Of the beautiIul
new Jewish Temple. Fis.
From. % to ii {, clock a splenddly dressed
throng ofamen and women assempleu ~
the purlors OF the Calisch5 home, wherc
| they were received by Mrs. e. \. Callsch,
Mrs. Leon Walerstein. Mrs. H. - Bins
wanger. Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Mrs I. Lich-:.
! tenstcili, Mrs. a.. Il. Straus and Mrs y
AT 4 q. Marcusel These ladies assisted IN
entertaining and In the dining room,
where {; splendid collation. was spread.
/ Decorations in parlors and dining room
we're in la France roses. a pleasant Lc 81
lure of the evening was tile presentation
| IN Beth .Ahabah Congregation, through
| DR.. Calisch, or beautiful silver loving
cups to the rabbis who were the eye
ning,s guests of honor The presentation
! was marked with great enthusiasm and
good FEELING on the part Of the congrega-
| ton and those whom they honored
Surprise Party.
delightful surprise party was given
| to Miss Edna Loose by her many fricn os
| ut the home OF her relatives, Mr.. ana q.
! Mrs. o. Q. ETriedhoff at No. SSol 2 street.
| Among those present were Misses lone
| Gregory Lena Roach, Elsie Koch, Ruth
d1vans, Pearl and Althca Walton, Lille.
! Moore, Annie Greenstreet, Ethel GREGORY
Mamie T3reedlove, .Messrs. Robert Green
street, Frank Moore, Mr.. Hall, Arthur
Johnston. w. A.. Jenkins, J. Grower,
T ,esllc evans, III. s. Shelton, j. #Ayres and
Herbert Hreedloye. n
A Great Success.
Great success attended the presen.n
Ton az the sparkling two-nct comedy,
"A Great CATASTROPHE" In the home Of
Mrs. Meade, No, 8 North Sixth Street
FRIDAY evening.
All the seats were taken and quite q
good sum was realized for the Sheltcrlns
l. a,,Ia xyAh given