The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
MISS CORNELIA BEDFORD.


during her stay. Her 1hostcsses are de-
barred from tic activities Of social life
through thcir$tnourni but other friends
have arranged entertainments at which;
Miss Bedford rslll be tic guest of honor.
She Is from Philadelphia, and adds 10
her most attractive sncrsonalit manysa c-
accomplishments besides hose which are
rendering her not ed on the stage. Isl
Mrs, i II, b. Fitzhugh, Mrs. James b. Pa &C,
dill, Mrs. HN. "A. Alehcgnn and Mrs. st. III
Oppenhemer.3s "a i sa sI y: a tx
~ Mrs Wise will accompany her husband
to he city and while here they will be
guests at the j efferson Hotel.
Donation Day.
February 22d will abc annual Donation
Day ut ST. Paul's Church Home for the
Aged n IN a
It seems hardly necessary to remind Ia
community in which so much good has
been done by thlsHneyer ceasing charity
that the Home needs money and articles
OF subsistence; that repairs are necessary
and food has to be II supplied, for which
money is lacking. Il. d; ff n III I'll VA sSS
SSsThcsc things &nre III for the support of
old ladies, ncar 81 every one OF whom I'll
sick II and II hel pless ;54f or@Tthe employment
Of$a mutro ma nd thi'ee servants. by whom
gil tile 5wo TX OF the 8estpb ishmentsis done.
"a lunch will be served. MT Il P. NJ. the
Homo on February "a BY the president
and members of I he botim. 10 which Wis.,
itors are cordially invited, that $tlieygInay
inspect the manner iii which the Home
isicarried on and partak q Of It's hospital
t4F 8s ~
Member Of VI ditorial staff.
Tho adde's lone sJournal,Bof Pliadel-i
phia5 SIS Il o Rhe congratu latcd on securing
Mrs. Bessie Behhy Grlbowskii "a oniiitss
editorial sta q. US s be Is oung5 r. edmond
woman Of rnr abb lty,, nlGnlber I'll It's
mos seleet social etre1f li1a Wpula do
ltellectunlly, foreible writ erse a recog-j
inized authority on,tlrt need ework $illgali
It's anches. a nd wit every gift to :betlt
her for the responsible and honorable
position she us to hold on this, tlle5 fore;
most ladies magazine that IFS published.
sl3 Alrs. Grabow II is a5iY irginlan.Sof
|fIiuguenotS ancestry, a daughterAof Mr.
Benjamin RI. Berry, attorney at law and
the widow Of Mr.. Charles II. Grabowsl1ii.
a appointment young abroad man, and the
son II Of Colonel Arthur Grnbowsltii.S Of
Augusta, Ga n 5a 80 i3355 r N
# Sale for the Masonic Home. NJ
The lad les OF he Masonic Home Aux
Hilary will hold a salo next week at the 1
Temple corner of Broad and S Adams
Streets during the session of the Grand 4
Lod &c. s3 Y: sl 3$ 4 n 81 .
Many useful and beautiful articles have
been donated as well as Il flowers and
confectionerics There wlll&be a table Of
souvenirs and an express Office, contain
Ing a package for every friend OF the
Masonic Home of Virginia,
Ruth and Areme& Chapters of the Order
Of tho Eastern Star will kindly assist
the auxiliary In this sale, and the public
is cordially Invited. f5$
Valentine Sale.
n The girls and boys auxiliary OF Holy 4
Trinity Episcopal Church will d give Ia
valentine sale in the parish house OF the
church Monday, February 13th, from
to 6 P. NJ. Each, child will he presented
with a valentine, and there will be many
prettysvalcntines for sale, lAs4
Every Monday Club.
last weekly Professor f. c. Woodward,
of Richmond College, at the home Of the
president Mrs. r.. e, Gaines.
f. His subject was 'tWoman's Part in the
Worlds Work !" which he presented to
tho ladies, In q most interesting manner.
with many practical suggestions. He
thinks the call OF the age to woman is
back to tho home 7 with its greater ops
iportunities for service. = sss
The science Of home making lie ranks
In dignity with the othcrs.s lences His
lecture was greatly enjoyed.
Ladies' Morning Musicale.
The Ladies', Morning Musicale met last
week with Mrs. W. II, O. McGehee for
sa$revicw of the Sclavona composers.
e The programme opened With a paper on
the composers read by Mrs. u, n. Butler,
inter which the different numbers were
isplenddly rendered by Miss Elizabeth
5Nlosby Miss Annie Relnhardt, Miss Maen
;I'urnett, Mrs. w. II. O.McGehee, Mr.g|
John Fl Powell Miss Manic Harrison
Miss Helle Minor, Mrs. John Murphy.
Miss Mabel .NleBain, Miss Elsie Boyliin,
Miss Myrt!s BEDFORD, Mrs. IN. B. 'rhomns
Miss ii lliun Taylor, Mrs, G,g H,FYhi field,
Mrs 2, Il, Knusden and Mrs q. g. He
luxembourg, 4 !. VI
After The programme business meet
Ing was held, ut which tho president,
organizer am efficient directress Of the
club. Mrs NlcCiehee, resigned, The club
received the resignation with tho great
est regret, and with the highest sense of
appreclaton5for Mrs, McGehee's MANAGE
sment and for the manner IN which she
has aroused and sustained Interest, ran-
dering the club meetings seasons9of great
profit and instruction to its members,
The club will meet again on Wednesday |
toYconslder,th the election Of q president,
Pickett Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of George II.
Pickett Camp Confederate Veterans will |
hold thpirgregulnr monthly meeting Mon
day, February 18th. in Pickett Camp Hall,
No, 3O7 North Seventh Street. att r. M.
Tt is requested that all the members at
tend
Mr., Powell to Give Recital.
Tho friends of 8NIr. John II, Powell and
lovers of music Will be glad IA hear that
he5 will give a piano recita IN he 1yo-
mans Club audience room, Fritluy, Feb