The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-04
Social and
Personals

Tbe f,f,h annual Chisel dinner given
by the staff OF the Chisel. the sparkling
quarterly OF the Womans College, was :
given All 6 r. M. yesterday. N one 81
the private dining rooms al Reuser s. -.
Chisel colors. blue and gold. The honr
and The occasion awakened the spirit or
good Fellowship, which reigned supreme,
laughter coming readily to the lips ana q
sparkle to tho eyes. aliEht Win tne 10y
OF approaching commencement ies syn, ~
The staff OF the Chisel for wa ~
clues Miss Lily Madeline Becker a,lu
chief; Miss Olive Elliotte Bagps, es
change editor: Miss Emma Flippo Sher-
man md Miss Jennie Louise Parker'
Local editors; Miss Clara virginia
recker alumnae editor: Miss Rosa VT
rinia smith and Miss Nell Binford oiil-
( ton, business managers. =,
The dinner was one OF the mos ~
lghtful in the history or such cs'es LA
t,ons Broad bands of blue and soio
rlhhnn extended from the chandeliers 70
+be fspir corners Of the table and were
held by clusters Of the graceful coreopsis.
a tail cut-glass vase, filled Win tne
coreensis. made the center ornament. ana
crystal candelabra held yellow candies'
with blue silk gauze shades. Ia,
xnecial reference to the Individual re.
.,s,,,,,r ,ncn. one OF the daintiest ana
1oost appropriate being placed at lhe
cover laid fnr the ever popular MISS
MARY Carter Anderson, the inspiratlon ~, "
much wit and merriment during the d'h-
ner hour. ,,,...
g Art Reception and Exhibit.
TIC annua, reception and exhibit OF the
,yon,a n. C., college art class will be given
#4his evening at $50 o'clock IN the CO
lege chapel. .o,,,rninr
~ th. semi centennial commencement %
ercIses of this year, and VIII DC my, ne
Al its nature. The work of the art Grass
s,,nerylsed by Miss Laura G. Bacon ana
doing great credit to her ability as n
strnctress. will be shown. IT Will lncluue
/, Ora wing and painting in oil and water
coIors. life and still life studies and draw
,ings from the antique and some very at
tractive pastel work
The chapel will be tastefully decorated
and the girls, IN their pretty white frocks.
assisted by a. number Of the faculty, Will
present a charming scene. Members OF
fhe art class are: Misses A1norette Burge,
Annie Lee Currin.5 Ethel Elan. Mary
Estes. Irene Claleski, Irene Gresstt, Mary
Gwathmey Mamie Hall, Elizabeth Har-
rison, Camille Lawton. Glenn Marshal,
Alice Nelson, Emma Nye, Anne skeggs,
Jessie Stanton, Lucfe c. Scott Willie
White, Alice whitlock. Nell Chappell
Bessie Ellyson and Lena jackson.
Entitled to special mention are Miss
Amorette Burge. Miss Mary Burnley
Gwathmey, Miss Elizabeth Harrison
Miss Ethel Elan and Miss 14ucie G.
Scott.
Committees Appointed.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Passenger
and Power Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation. met June I'd, $3.50 P. NJ, at the
Reservoir, with Mrs. +. j. Craigie, Sri.
IN the chair.
The meeting opened Will, reading from
the Scriptures, prayer and the singing OF
the hymn, Draw Me Nearer After
wards the roll was called. the minutes
read and approved. 'rhe secretary was
Instructed to write a. letter Of sympathy
to Mr. Tubbs on the death Of his father.
The meeting proceeded with the APPOINT
ment of the following committees:
z On Entertainments: Mrs. G. b. Bnch-
anan, chairman; Mrs. f. G. Livesey,
Mrs, A. p. IHowden. Mrs. l.. L. Lewis and
Mrs. G. c. johnson.
Ns On Membership: Mrs. T. L. Dunn,
chairman; Mrs. A. l.. stratford, Mrs.
II. W. Archer and Mrs. w. G. Whit
Tier.
House Committee: Mrs. S. w, Bright
well. Mrs b. A. Franklin, Mrs. J. A..
HILL Mrs. W. j. Tubbs and Mrs. j. M
Whitfield
Sick and Relief Committed Mrs. G.
C.. Johnson. Mrs. II. o. Williams: Mrs.
S. w. Huff Mrs. Annie Whitfield, Mrs.
u. "A. Brown and Mrs. j. c. Bosher
An entertainment will probably be
given some time in the early summer.
Mrs Fi,zhugh Mayo was made an honor
airy member of the auxiliary.
Turner-Goulding.
Miss B. II. Goulding has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of her niece, Miss
Mamie Will Goulding, to Mr.. w. Ernest
Turner, the marriage to take place We'd
nesday, June 18th, at u o'clock, in the
homo Of Miss RI. Goulding, No. 124
West Clay Street..
Lloyd-Noel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f, Noel have
cent out cards for the wedding OF ther
daughter, Ellen Story, to Mr. Eliphalet
formed Thursday June 10th, IN Centen-
ary Methodist Church.
Miss Claybrook Here.
The WINCHESTER News 10 Of thst ,Y l1l
interest Richmond people:
Miss Charlotte Claybrook and Miss
Leila NJ. Mcclure left this morning for
Richmond, where on June 18th Miss Clay
brook will be married to DIR. Hunter
Holmes Mcclure, the son of DR.. and Mrs.
w. P. Mcclure. of this city. The cere-
mony will take place at the home OF the
brides cousin. Mrs. Walter Christian,
and the Rev. Willoughby Clayhrook
the brides brother, will officlate Mr.
Randolph T. Mcclure, of this city. will
be best man. After the wedding trip DR..
Mcclure and his bride will come to Win
chester, where they Will make their
culture home.
The Winchester News-Item adds;
Mics Cilaybrook was succeeded by Miss
Agnes. Tompkins, Of Caroline county, Va,
graduate OF ST. Lukes Hospital at
Richmond. Miss Tompkins stands high
!n her profession and will no doubt be
an able successor to Miss Claybrook
Cards Issued.
MIR. and Mrs. ". t. Rogers, OF Hamil-
ton. Va, have issued cards for the mar
riage of their daughter. Anna Marie, to
Mr. Eugene Merritte Rea, of Charlottes-
VILE The ceremony will take place in
the Hamilton Baptist Church on Satur-
day afternoon. June 18th, at o'clock.
King William Monument.