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

Thy rlances were that answered. iiiii lN1
Tsn,e was, dear face, IN ania iahs - ns
throughout sll time SHAH 1e'''eh'De'
rln,, was. MAS time Is, and time Is still to be-.
Miss Robson Honored.
IA -. s-,s.,,n- robson was the .,onored
3 s,,ss - ~ a reception given in the Glas.
s,,r- fnrte i West Main Street, from
- Wednesday afternoon By Miss Ellen
a, .T9ss arawinE-rooms rad halls were
! claw with the color and fragrance Q!
masses OF ionQuils, against wealsn "a
sreenery. Miss GLASGOW, beautiiu.i. ss".
ed as she always IS. was nss.s 1 ~, ~
dong the honors By her sis1e ~, nv. ~, ?
oscCormick and Miss Reoe CHASE o".
Among those who had The pleasure o.
Mating Miss Robson We're. Mrs. Frank
" r,,arr Nof Norfolk. Va; DR.. and MTs.
" George Ben Johnston, Miss Coraie JONI
h s,on AIRS. rutherford, Governor ana
q Mrs. Monta que. Mr.. and Mrs. joseph =
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas =. III a.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chrlst'ah MS
i S@,a,uiia Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur u!
Wilmer Admiral and Mrs. Webster. MT.
IA Mrs. Andrew Christian, Mrs. I: X.
Ma shell. Mr. and Mrs. Strudwick, MISS
8 1I,,rhes. Mrs. Russell Robinson, Mrs.
Ii Coleman. Misses Coleman, Misses tAnoer-
son. Miss Kathleen Bruce MISS Camer-
IN. Miss Ryland. Miss Carolyn harein,
MIR. and Mrs Gordon McCabe, MT. , nra
Mrs John Kerr Branch. MISS ELL 20
I,ranch Mr.. John P. Branch, Bishop Van vi
III 10 1vvver. Mrs Robert Hamilton, MISS
sHpe,lfnrd. Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Bemlss,
& n1rs Caskie Cabell, Mr.. and Mrs, John
\ stewart bryan, Miss Elizabeth Daven-
Il mort. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deane WI WI
lInns, Mrs. James Allison, Mr.. ana Mrs.
& THOMAS Boiling, Mr.. and mrs, Mlll.an.3
IN 4 Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. al. RoSa w.
~. sN' : r,nde rs the Misses Williams, Mr..
rcher anderson, tJr, Mr.. y. r. J. 5Ander-
son Mr. John rutherford. MIR. ". - =,
M stelton. MI Charles Bruce, MI. Jonh =.
Anderson, Mr. dc Graffenreid fiobsoh' ~ -.
Edwin Hobson. Mr.. Joseph johnston, M
William holland, Mr.. Walter Jonnstoh,
Mr.. Alfred Williams, ana ana MI iA'out :
Al myers. II Is!
At the Academy.
The second night OF Merely Mary Ann Ann
at the Academy of Music was IL p ss'si,
than the first. /. 49,
az ,ftcrnoon came to SEQ her in Htho eve
Ming. and the result was brilliant over
s8si f,ow for the Academy boxes and or
Is chestra seats
81 MI and Mrs. John w. Gordon, Miss
Gordon, Miss Isebccca Gordon. Miss Mel
3 liz Gordon Mr.. William Habliston, MISS
Virginia Tyson, Of Baltimore; Mrs s., Mon
tague Governor Montague, MI. flt"ger-
aid Mrs. Fltzgerald. Miss Fitzgerald,
Mrs Dabnoy s. Gresham, Miss Crenshnw,
Il Miss Stokes, Miss Allenes Stokes Mrs.
rolling Mrs. stephen Beverdge Mr.
Il, BevcrIdge, Misses Meade, Mr.. Richard
Meade Miss Palmer, Mrs. Palmer, Miss
IA Laura rutherford, Miss Mary Boirne,
Miss Daisy Chamberlayne' Mr.. James
Watson, Mrs. John L. Eubank, Miss Jor-
u don. Mrs. lCaskie Cabell, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Harper Anderson, Mrs. James D.
Crump Mr.. Archer Anderson, Mr.. asd
n Mrs a George Elliott, Mrs. W. c. Mayo.
SRear.A dmlral and Mrs. Webster Mr.. Ben
valentine, Captain Dimmock, Miss .Mar-
Garet MCGUIRE, Mr. Hunter Mcclure
Mrs Otway Allen. Mr.. Allen Mrs. Riud
Wexford. Mr. Wexford. Miss Courtenay
crump. Miss Tompkns. Miss Glasgow,
Miss Johnston. and others.
Marriage Announcement.
The marriage of Miss Sall.e Morrison,
OF Rosemont. and Mr.. Henry e. Roane,
of Park Place, Norfolk, is announced to
a take place on February It'll, at $3.50 +. Al.
i from the Rosemont Christian Church.
The bride-elect is the charming daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mss.,J.4 r Morrison, OF
Rosemont. and. Mr. Rotne Is the son OF
at Air. r. ". Roane, OF Berkeley.
Beth Ahabah Auxiliary.
The Beth Ahabah Auxiliary gave large
whist party in the parlors OF the Jeffer-
son Club on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Ju-
dab won the first prize, lovely cut
glass and silver powder box; Mrs NJ.
Greentree, the second prize, a silver mir
ror; Miss Helen Binswanger the third,
q handsome ieweed clock, while the BOBBY
was awarded Mrs. f. D. Ulman.
Mrs Cohen the president of the aux
y iliary, has met with great success In her
series of whist entertainments and hopes
TO raise goodly sum for tho new tenn
pie.
ST. Valentines Tea.
The meeting OF the Soldiers Home and
Socla COMMITTEES was held at 100 East
Grace Street and the ladies decided &c
give q st. Valentines tea at Lee Cam
Iiall on Monday, February 18th, from
10 6 r, NJ. st. Valentine win be present
and give to each child free valentine
lie will also have valentines for sale. Re.
freshments will be served free
There will be many attractions for tht
young people, among which we may men
tion fishing pond Homemade cand,
for sale--St Valentines heart TO b,
S65 pierced by the arrow of Love. i
Val The child who makes the best sho
will be given pretty prize,
The tea is given TO raise money to bu.
N comforts and Injuries for the old sol
diers. Tho well aud the sick will bot
NJ bn looked after The State gives on
" the necessities, and II is Very hard I
get even those With the small amour
allowed.
1t is hoped that parents will send thel
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