The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
live In Richmond and rctclved cards to
Its wedding szs # "a
s. Chatting Dish Classes.

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Glazing Dish Classes.
/ 1tcWsocial diveralnhs iave proved ttlot'e
conducted tits Winter, by Miss pretlous
Moore forb,'sweat clutity's sake n p {,
Three t1slrs, cooked Il q lesson aild
afterwards eaten at IL most ENJOYABLE
luncheon, With bread x toast and gttl,ci',
atlelicncics litlve beef, tho pleasant elass
programme, thes meetings scheduled for
$es take In tile Misses Lindsay, Misses
Atkinson, Misses Morgan Miss Walker,
Miss Catter.@of Warrenton: Mrs. Julian ial
Ilil, Mrs. 1fuftshorn Of New York; Mrs.
N Charles WhItoci, Mrs, &, r.. Doyle, M rs.
Etchison and Miss Betty Clark
Danes to Meet.
,rhe general meeting Of the Colonial
Danes ot America III tho state. of 2Vlt-
Einla VIII Held iii the rooms &c tic
virginln Historical Society ,lf,tlttrtsday.
FEBRUARY 18th 4 II. i, N a II 4 *
III ID d matter az interest \ ,conner-
tion With tlie launching Of the bal hsehlp
Virginia, r. foi. April 5tl1 y 60
Newport News Va, that IN! November 70 ID
a. 1000 Mrs. Russell Robit ison, honorary
vice -prcsi1ent OF the Virginia Society,
called the attention OF tho Dunes to the
fact TINT while the Eastern and West.
err representatives were urging that the
new bnttlcshipS should be! 1lumed AFTER
tbei, Respective Stntes, for Virginia not
d voice Ind been raised. On the other
hard soma State officials, senators ana
col1grcssnicn had expressed hostility 70
tho idea Of a battleship being called
Virginia. y, "a 4, y Il ,t Y,
Mrs. robinson Submitted a resolution
that the Colonial Danes Of V y, s1 ~ ma
| should n'ppcal to Nh. Mckinley IN the
matter, ana in December Mrs. Herb q.
Claiborne, president OF tho society ac-
lfcon,panled by Miss Elizabeth Nicholas.
Mrs. Charles washington Coleman, Gov
ernor j IIoge tyler and Congressman
|SIamb, had an Interview with the Presl-
| dent. Mrs. Robinson, who was a. member
]{of the committee was prevented from
being present as had been expected. ~ l4,
President Mex inley'; met the REQUEST
| made OF him most cordially making y
Mrs, Claiborne, rs the repreese Z! q 2,
| the5 DANES, a promise $whlchswlll be ful-
FILLED In April. s.s3. \, g SsG !.
The Danes will5presentia handsome gift
| ia the ship when finished, thong 2 the
mature Of the gift has not yet been de-
| c!ded. The presentnt Of n silver din
ner service should come from the state,
| this being an ritten,i law observed by
every State q 70 (which bat ties hip y Or
cruiser Ii 'Eamed. Il ss
Valentine Card Party.
Mrs. Nellie MeCabe Heinz was was sttthe
hostess at +n8 delightful valentine, caro- ,1s1
!, party Monday afternoon. IN honor OF
! Miss IIennelly. OF Norfolk S. u, Y
4 Progressive hearts was played AZ Inc
l five tables The frat prize q handsome
i hea rt- shaped plate. WAS won by MIS-
1 &John Boiling Wood, who. in turn, grace
4 fully presented 1t TO Miss Hennelly. me .l
hnoby. 4 spray OF red carnations, with
silver heart. dangling from red ribbons,
4 wa ! Won by Miss Mary Dart, while the
consolation, beautiful heart-shaped box
/ Z: 7Il,,yler's !, was drawn by Mrs. p; y.
| Coleman. ~.
After the game all proceeded to the
4 dining room. which was deliberately deco
rated in red: ribbons were drawn from
| tho chandelier to the corners OF the
| table ending in large bows, and SILVER
candclahra, with red candles and shades.
The center decoration consisted Of two
4 large floral hearts. one Of red carnations i
! the other white, and was most beautl1ul.
All The refreshments were heart-shaped,
/ tho crtire affair being one OF the most
delightful and perfect in detail OF the
| social season. Mrs. Heinz presided at
i the punch bowl MA !.
frhose invited were: Misses Mary Grace
i TIennelly, NIadge Sweeny, katherine
swceny, Nellie Murray. Mary Barry,
= Alice Delaney, Terese Higgins, RUBY
1 Dart Mary Dart, Rosa Kirk, Sue Tres
A ron. katherine Powers, Lucy Clair "a AT +
1 kirsoI,, K Mcsdames John Murphy, Arrhl-
4 hald Burke, John Boiling Wood, w. a.
/ Michigan, Clinton Boudar. George Law Law
son, r. r. Murphy, Clifford Smith p. J.