The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-18
Social 0na
Personal.

Tho tenth annual spring meeting OF the
Z f,eop Kun Hunt club will be held at the
rlub uIounds near the city next satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. an eH-
ceedinrly attractive programme mas neeh
arranged the social features being rs
usual one OF the chief attractions.
Tic beautiful club house. with us spa
cious parlors and piazzas, VIII DO chtrili-
inrly decorated In pink and white honey
.,ics1es forms and flags, the May wealth
+ a. giving to the entertainment many
III the characteristics of an out-ot-aoor
fete. ,,s
leading society matrons and maids
i vino viii have the reception at the ciuo
house in charge and dispense the srate,
ful hospitality, for which it Is noted, VII
be: Mrs. Thomas n. Carter, Mrs ~, ~
Christian, Jr, Mrs. a. j. Montague NJ NE,
Joseph Il. Willard, Mrs. Otway Alieh,
\ Mrs. Horace s Halves, Mrs George l5en
Johnston, Mrs H. Il. Baskerville Mrs.
s. d. Crcnshaw, Mrs James Allison MIS-.
& C. q. Pinckney. Mrs. Alexander 4Came-
ron and Mrs John SHELTON Wiliiamsi
Miss Sophie White, Miss Claudia Palmer,
Miss Lily Urauhart. Miss M X: buiora'
Miss Eertie Atkinson, Miss Louie W MT
lock and Miss JULIA Harris.
Refreshments furnished By FORESTER,
will be served after the races. Thilow's
Orchestra will play a number of beau
tiful and appropriate selections during
y the afternoon. Two busses will meet all
cars from the city, and convey members
and guests to and from the club house
Y The spring races are always eagerly
3 locked forward to by many Interested
spectators and participants. The recep-
lions following them are phenomenal IN
y their bestowal of fun measure OIL tlie
lveliest enjoyment.
81 1Io1,~,,,, hTat,,oria1 Dav
Memorial exercises will be held ut the
Hebrew Cemetery to-day at +; NJ : ~
-. N Calisch will conduct the eXer-
! cses and General Fitzhugh Lee, intro
I, duced by Mr. Roscoe Nelson, Will de-
liver the address.
Company L Will join in the procession
The music, which will include the SINE
ing of beautiful airs. will be directed b,
Professor Jacob Relnhardt. Cars Will
leave First and Seventh Streets every
ten minutes from 4:30 to 7S0 p. M.
Wornan's College Alumnae.
The annual meeting of the Alumnae
Association Of the Womans College was
held May 9Th in the parlors Of the Rich
mond Hotel. Extensive plans were made
for the annual gathering and luncheon to
be given at 1880 p. NJ June 9th, at the
Richmond.
The meeting which included many of
the Oldest members, was very enthusiast
tic. 1904 marks the seml-centennial year
in the history Of the college Therefore
an invitation has been extended to the
holders of diplomas from the college to
attend the luncheon
Those Wishing to be present are asked
20 notify the secretary, Miss Clara Vir-
ginia Becker. No 240 Grove Avenue, at
once If possible. and not later than June
LIST. They are also requested to remit the
a. Ttrr T11l1n tt1tT-
ham, No. Is South Fifth Street, city. For
further information, apply to the above,
or to the acting president. Mrs. r. Z.
Gaines, No. 402 Lombardy Street.
Emma Andrews Club.
Z The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
in the home of Mrs. Thomas Ruther
foord last Friday. The top score north