The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Gill, OF the Male Orphan Asylum 5i 1aN,
Il ing. Rich,nonu, Mondays, the ON it 1o =,
Hancock and Broad. Returning, the tram
will leave Washington at +. NJ, /" e ,'I
nesday. September z1th.
Mrs. CHS excursions have become quite
an institution in laichmond, and a goou
time is,promiscd to all who go with Ief.
Concert at Calvary Baptist.
The Daley Quartette, who delighted
their audiences at so many churches las as
year will give a concert at SAifary .E'tll
list church, Tuesday, September lsth' At
S:15 P. NJ. a large audience is deslreu'
Delightful Launch Party
an Thursday Of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Malvern NeWcomb OF Glouccs:s-
ter county, Va, entertained IN q most
charming manner party or TRENDS =, "
their handsome launch "Linnea. il.e
Marty started from Clay Bank, the nome
- Mr and Mrs. Newc omb, on York
River at a o'clock in the afternoon go
inc as farias West Point and returned
by moonlight. y,
dainty 4 supper was served aboard,
after which MIR. Walter Stubs. OF Nor
folk Va. rendered in his own inlmltaple
manner a nulnberof coon songs, WHOM
we're most enthusiastically received.
THOSE present were Mr.. and Mrs, New
comb. Misses Kitty Livingstone OF balt.-
more; Masie Hargrayes, Is OF West POINT l
I snotswood lie Moine. OF Petersburg;
1;rIN Clopton, Matte Newcomb, Ada
Curry. Amy Stubs. OF Glouceste,';
Messrs. Walter Stubs, Of Norfolk; Page
Ramos. of Richmond 3: George stevens
Marvin Stubbs. Allie Pointer and Kun
ter Gates, of Gloucester.
Euchre Party.
Miss Mary Osborne Templeton. OF
1yo,ncsboro, va, gave charming Gu
chre rarity on Thursday evening OF sthls
week In honor of Mrs. Lawrence ROY
ster. Of Norfolk, whols the guest OF Mrs.
Walter Grove Ellison ID,
me house was decorated In golden rod
and ferns, the autumn idea being carrtt q
out In the italics and SO on. &
The great prize was piece OF cut
glass, The ladies' prs was won by AIRS.
Plny Fishburne and was q lovely gold
nat pin. Mrs Percy 10th was consoled
with a quaint tea pot, Mr. Wayt Tlm-
berlake wons.the gentleman's prize, a
gold scarf pin, and Mr., w. w. Glass,
Jr. the BOBBY,
those Invited to meet Mrs: Royster
were Mr.. and Mrs, walter Ellison, Mr..
and Mrs Pny Fishburne, Mrs. Percy
10th, Miss Mary Hume. OF Chapel Hill
n, c.; Miss Eva Lee Ellison, MISS VII
ginia Fishburne, Miss Helen LeaYenworth,
OF Petersburg, and Miss Annie Maryland
Messrs. Wayt Timberlake, Of Staunton
w. w. Glass, Jr., James Winston, Dr.
Ernest Mostly, Major Hudglns and Or,
richardson. Miss Georgia Mnslin Colner
kept score,
Reception to DR.. Calisch.
The congregation of Both Ahara syna-
gogue will give q reception Of welcome
70 Rabbi d N, Calisch on Thursday,
september 2lst, from 0 to II +, NJ
E me ARRANGEMENTS are In the hands OF
tho Beth Ahaha Auxiliary, and the laales
are preparing to decorate the Vestry
rooms, where the reception VIII be held
DR., Calisch has been abroad Tor three
months this summer, where ne sthdied
ut the German universities, During his
absence his place has been flied by Mr,
Illius Bernstein, who leaves Richmond
this week from Wichita. Kans. Friends
OF Dr., Calisch and all members OF tie
congregation arc Invited to attend.
Delightful Northern Trip,
Miss Carrie G, Rison, of No. soi South
Third Street, has returned from an ex-
tended Northern trip of several weeks.
After some time spent In visiting her
sister, Mrs. M, D. Chisolm, OF Nestfleid,
Mass; she went to Orrs Island, Oft the
coast of Maine, as the guest OF Nrs'
Telsfore Talne. She also visited Mrs,
Tame at Auburn, Me- Many dellghtlul
excursions to various points OF interest,"
were given In her honor,
Nelsen-Srnith.
Cards have been Issued by Mr., ana