The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03

| Auxiliary to the Norfolk Convention VIII
take place In st. Luke's Church on III, TT
day. Holy communion will be ndmln's-
1 tered at 1880 In the morning. me 0eY.
j. Lindsay Patton and Miss Cara Neals
VIII give talks on mission work III Japtin.
I Members OF the auxilaries from Suifolk,
| smithfeld, Hampton, Newport News ana
Williamsburg will be present.
Daughters Of the King
The Daughters Of the King. Of Norfolk .1a;
met In st. Johns Episcopal Church, tha'
city, on November list The Rev. w. a.
Brown, the Rev. j. NJ. Robeson. the KEY
pr. B. D. Tucker, and the Rev , ~,
Woodson assisted In the service. ny ~,
following Officers were elected: Mrs. W.
B. Meredith. of Norfolk. president; MIS-
a. p Grice. OF Portsmouth, first VIZ VIZ.
president; Miss Mamie Smith, OF Noriolh,
treasurer; Miss Annie Pierce, secretary
At Home and Abroad.
Miss Leila skpwith Blair, who spent
last winter abroad, will be one OF INC
pretty group OF Richmond debutantes for
the coming season.
She is now at her home No. OIL lIas.
Grace Street, and will have ns her guest
next week Miss Carrie Conway, OF Vicks-
burg. Miss Miss Conway, who has just
returned from Europe, will stop on her
way home to be the guest of Miss BAR
In Birmingham.
! Miss Bertha Adnmson left week ago
to visit her sister Mrs. s. Z. Gown, OF
Birmingham, Ala. She Will return 10
Richmond IN season to spend the holt
days here.
Since arriving In Birmingham Miss
Adamson has been the recipient OF many
social attentions, and has attended sew
eral box parties given in her honor Mt
the Horse Show. She has also been en-
ter1tained at the Birmingham Country
Club.
Art and Music.
Richmond society Is much Interested in
the exhibit now being given by Mrs.
Preston Preston, of Virginia, OF miniature
painting on ivory and vellum. The minia-
lures shown nre lovely and of exquisite
workmanship.
Mrs. Preston will be in Richmond until
next week. She will return then to her
studio work in New York
An Hour of Music.
The recital given by Mrs. C. G. Hequem-
bourg and Miss Stella Lipman, OF Wash
ington, D. c., at the Woman's Club, We'd
nesday evening surpassed even the ex-
pectations of their many friends and adj
mirers.
Mrs HequeElbourgs violin was played
with rare skill and expression and her
numbers were received with great en-
|
Miss Lipman's piano playing was bril-
liant in execution and filled with color
and feeling. The audience present ap-
plauded the two artists to the echo, and
felt that an hour thus given to music
was something to be remembered WIZ.
the greatest enjoyment and npprecla-
ton.
Observation-Disclosures
Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Myers. of Nor
folk, gave reception and dance We'd
nesday evening, In honor OF their de-
butante daughter, Miss katharine Myers
and Miss Eleanor Conrad, OF Winchester.
Magnolia leaves, palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS were used very effectively In the
halls and parlors. -Four Of the seasons
debutantes We're personalities Elizabeth
Worrell, Miss Lucrece Goodwin Miss Mary
Wilcox and Miss Bessie Merritt a large
number of friends called.
Shelton-Shriver.
Miss Edna shriver daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Hampden q shriver, was mar
red yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
to Mr. Thomas Russell Shelton.
The ceremony was performed in the
home OF the brides parents. No. 221
South Third Street, the Rev. DR.. W.
J. Young, Of Centenary Methodist Church,
The house was tastefuly decorated In
palms and chrysanthemums. Mr.. John
Hutchinson, cousin Of the groom. was
best man, and the only attendant.
mr., hap al pOU n
an old lace robe, worn by her great
great-aunt. She wore tulle veil. and
carried Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton left for tour
OF the North, and will be at home after
November 18th at No. 221 South Third
Street.
Ruskell-Phillips.
quiet but pretty marriage took place
last evening at o'clock In the home Of