The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-18
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Personal

sss8nYr. r,esiie Jennings announces the en-
i u per,,et,t 81 his daughter, Emily SUB SUB
sS81ott. TO Mr.. @, Leo Morrison, OF Moou-
F,,,rv NJ J. tho wedding to take place N
& April. jil5 -
NH Miss Jennings whose mother was Pc
81 4ore her marriage Miss Emily sublett a
h beauty and belle Of this city, is one 81
& MI \ ,',,n,,,is Indies Iii Richmond society.
IS Itnr Glance. Mr.. Morrison, is connected ~
sS,,,,s,,, oss WITH the New York shipSara,
sst,I,a AZ Tinted States government inspect
q 49, n wnodbury. He has many R ,cn-
gn,,rd friends. all Of whom Will read 'i1ls
s5Ssnnrnouncement with interest @y
Ak ,,rch qualification was expressed over
n ~ resnits OF The ten held at Lee lamp
ssTan1lHlast evening. under the auspices - %
VI Old Dominion Chapter, Daughtels 81
3 the American Revolution for tne oet'ot..
s5nf the Baltimore sufferers MISS Lu.s
y Clair Atkinson, the regent OF .ne o .apl
.5tsr, was gowned In black chl1tor' rc GU
/ iaaa and violets, and was assisted by the
III saIio .,,r,r n receiving. Mrs. A. j. Mon
q - .,i,a5 a gray velvet and black chlflon
s5t,s1. Mrs. r, ID. Barksdale, In gown OF
t6asfa M ilait, lace trimmings and dia-
| Z nnls. Mrs WA. Michigan, light bue
& nh,ffon md renl lace; Mrs. a. T. tltz-
q hugh, II black silk, trimmed with black
Il spangled net; Miss Ruby Booker vas
\ verv handsome in white Embroidered ll'et
X over silk and stole Of ermine MRS. y. - =.
Is Lyon, green satin and lace MISS nu - -
1 mink crepe de chire tucked, ana lace e
trimmings, diamonds: Mrs, Myers, IN
Il rray silk and purple picture hat
#F1 T,rha Young ladies assisting were: Misses
iFthel McCaw, Nellie Michigan, Bessie
watson Louise Herbert, Josephine Sui
ivan MAY Eppes. Gay Johnston, Mary
Policy, Miss Teefey. Ethel Atkinson ,ei
BESSIE jackson. Ellen witt, juliet ke}tn.
Julia Joynes, Nellie Spence, Ella Buck,
Cora younger, Carrie Rennolds ana
Others Mrs. Teefey and Miss ASl"in
q presided in the dining room
&jaAll OF the returns have not boon re-
II ceived . but It Is - assured fact that
rcodly sim was raised, as the affair was
well patronized.
Retreats Pound Party.
! rhe friends OF the Retreat for the Sick
will celebrate its twenty-seventh ami
yersary to- day with a pound party from
8118iA. M. to a p. NJ. Donations Of nll
kinds will be gladly received delight
Sui feature Of the occa sion will be the
reception rendered by the Board Of Lady
Mana gers, who will servo delicious re-
Sfreshments. The past year has been one
5of&the most successful in the history Of
this benevolent institution 1t now has
contract with the United States Marine
Service for the care Of sick sailors at the
port Of Richmond; also Win the dlfter-8
sent railroads for the hoard and nursing
OF their employees when Injured by acct
dent and, in some cases OF sickness.
cfx rI-n a..
mortal ward children's ward, sailors
ward and colored male and female wards.
These are supplied with up-to-date hos
spital furnishings in most attractive
manner From the numerous windows
1pneels refreshed by gllmpses OF sky, trees
md lofty spires amid the broad streets
fof our beautiful city. which, though
sthronged with life and vitality. yet bear
no painful contrast when we look within,
where one is frightened by the happy
faces Of little children
S|Sil Kate Wheelock Club.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
e last afternoon in the apartments OF
d Mrs. Arthur Cannon, 1.-THE Chesterfield.
The score north and south resulted
Ss5in a tie between Mrs T, Q. Parker. Mrs
ssArthur Cannor; Mrs. James Lee Shelton
and Mrs Basil Spauldlng Winners east
and west were Mrs. E. a. Shepherd and
Mrs. irving Watkins. The club will meet
n again next Wednesday afternoon at 1880
/ Q. click. with Mrs. James D. Crump. at
The Chesterfield.
DR.. .salisch to Lecture.
Or. Edward n. callseh, the eloquent
Z ard we'll known lecturer. will appear at
the Woman's Club this evening for the
benefit of the Rosemary Public Library
DR.. Calisch will have for his subject
1.-THE Wandering jew" and 1t Is hoped
s8that his willingness to aid worthy
IL cause will be appreciated and that many
Twill avail themselves Of the opportunity
i to hear so gifted a speaker and to con-
tribute something TO tho needs Of the
library. Tickets. at fifty cer.s, may be
had at the library or the door Of the
al. Noman's Club.
An Urgent Appeal.
|g n urgent appeal is made by the presi-
s&dent and board of managers Of Saint
4 Pauls Church Home for Aged Women.
Next Monday. February ODD will be Do
nation Day in this institution, when It
|3tjs hoped that a generous contribution
II In money provisions and other useful
articles will relieve immediate and flu
Il ture needs
Personal Mention.
5ic{ FRIENDS OF M-s. M. a. Alien ana Mrs.
Powell II. Jones, her daughter. are en-
|Fjoying their return to Richmond for u
short visit.
\ Mrs. Jones is with Mrs. James u. Car
non, at No. 12l South Third Street, Her
| 5present home is at Columbia, S. c.
Mrs. Allen has been visiting her son
IN Oklahoma, and other members Of her
family at Fort Worth. Texas Both
ladies are looking extremely well.
Mr. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Mr., and
Mrs Charles E. Boiling and Mrs. George
Ben Johnston were among the number
of Lieutenant-G and Mrs, Will
lard's hox party at the Academy to see
Mansfield Tuesday evening last.
An adjourned meeting of Richmond
Chapter. Daughters of the Confederacy
will be held in Lee Camp Hall this af
terIoon al 4 o'clock. II Is hoped that al
members will be present as the election
of officers will take place and annua
reports be read.
An annual mass meeting OF the Hu
guenot Society viii be held next sunda,
afternoon at s o'clock In the Second Pres
at. Ia Paw NOV IN,