The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-24
Mrs. E. L Bemiss and Mrs. Henry c
To-day's Celebration.

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All thoughts arc turning toward the
foot ball game to-day. and the dancing
of the Thanksgiving german in the Ma
some Temple tonight Thrown In for
good measure, VIII be the charming
luncheons, ball parties and post-eerman
suppers that lend distinctivencss to q
gala occasion like the present.
Miss Sarah Baughman will entertain
some of her friends at 4 supper after
the dance this evening and her example
hostesses. the number Of Thanksgiving
guests In the city being unusually large
The decorations shown everywhere III
the city are carried out in the orange and
dark blue of the Virginia team, ard in
the white and pale blue Of the North
Carolnians. All the girls will wear the
,colors al the game and the bathroom at
tho Masonic Temple Will be festooned with
them tonight.
Mr.. w. S. P. Mayo will lead the ger
man. Tasteful decorations will be In
palms and chrysanthemums. The ind-
cations nave never been brighter for a
most successful and enjoyable programme
for the entire day.
Miss Blair's Lecture.
Miss Marie Blair will lectuse on
sicily" in the chapel OF tho Second
Presbyterian Church. on Friday, Novein-
Der 18th. at Sis o'clock ion the benefit
of the Home Missionary Committee and
the Benevolent Society OF the church
This lecture will be succeeded by a
beautiful programme Of secular music 10
be rendered by Miss Katherine Belle
Powell, soprano; Miss Agnes Mccarthy. I,
contraIto; MIR. George. Nor7snn. tenor. and
IN 7 r n sen Mise NTS1inH
Smoot, orsan!st ard musical d rector, will
he the accon,panist. aefres nlncnts will /
be served.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's |
Society of the Second Baptist 4
Church will be held Friday, Novembe
18th, at p. NJ, In the mission room Of
he church
Fancy Sale.
Tho Ladies' Guild OF Calvary Baptist
Church, corner OF Pine and Grace Streets
will have sa!a of fancy articles at the
church on Friday, November 18th, from
to o'clock in the afternoon, and
silver tea from S to ! o'clock the same
evening. AL are invited.
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
An Important meeting OF the Masonic
Home Auxiliary was held in the Temple
On yesterday. with the president Mrs.
". S. Murray. In the chair.
It was decided that the auxiliary will
continue to pay for the telephone at the
lone (s6l50 per annur1): also to pay
Miss Woodfind $40 per annum and to
'ender such other assistance as may be
within the power of the members toward
he complete success OF the Masonic
:Iome Of Virginia.
Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald was elected vice
PRESIDENT to represent Manchester Lodge,
10. II.
The president appointed the following
and alternates Of committees:
Publication-Mrs. D. ". AIoseley. chair
nan; Mrs. ". NJ. Williams, alternate.
Membcrship-Mrs. J. X. Fisher. chair
nan: Mrs. Leroy Brown. alternate.
Finance-Mrs. S. Kahn. chairman Mrs.
4 @. Burch, alternate
Ways and Means-Mrs T. E. Swain,
'hairnan: Mrs. n. a. STALL alternate.
House-Mrs. A. L. Phillips chairman:
Mrs H. w. Rountree. alternate.
Grounds-Mrs. j. W. Richardson. chair
nan: as II. NJ. Barbour. alternate.
Hosp.ta!ity-M'ss Annie Stein. chairman
Miss Sadie Jones, alternate
Retrenchment and Refornl-Alrs Anna
aahm, chairman; Mrs. G. f. Keesee, al
ornate.
Educationa-Nlrs. G. e. Flippen. chair
nan; Mrs. Sol Bloomberg, alternate.
Needlework Guild-Mrs c. j. R!llups
Mrs J. 7. Nuckols. alternate.
Refrcshments-Arrs, Fl n. New, chair
nan: Mrs. ]. B. Peasants. alternate.
Constitution and By-Laws-Alrs. John
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