The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
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IslsrSRSB I'll m ~ Az Feb. 2o.-z-l'!,e
4 meeting Of the State convcntion3ol lne
Young Mems Christian Assocati q !, mas
brought Il large number { attractive
visitors to Petersburg, and many MONIES t|ill
anrc entertaining delegates,
Dr. Charles W. Kent, OF the University
Hof Virginia, is the guest Of Mr.$and Mrs
John McGill. Dr. Kent is president OF
tho Y, NJ c. A. conventions.
&Thc Frances Bland Randolph Chapter
Daughters of the American lie voiu iti
celebrate ell fNNashingt TONS Birthday VII q
delightful silver tea, given at the resi-
Sdcnce Of Mrs.,8NV.@fI. Camp, on Union no
street, The ladies receiving we're me
Sofllcers of$the chantcr: Mrs. ~. ", flnch,
regent; Mrs Francis Rives liass ll'e mrs.
hvice-,cgent; Mrs. Il. G. Temple, se conc
vice-regcnt; Miss Mary jackson, trc Gu 81
rnrn,,. Mrs. PRYOR Jones, historian; Mrs.
Ida Gray, registrar; Mrs. G. i. lautcr
zach, corresponding secretary; MISS Char-
lotto Bird recording secretary; MIS-. ".
II Camp. Mrs Maria Baker, Mrs. WILL
liam Jones, Mrs, Robert Meade MIS-.
Rosa b. Fill. who is ilu eX-reEent OF Tue
schp,cr; Mrs. IL, P.s Stratton, ana MIS-.
Preston Roper. The parlors, taslctuiiv
decora ted in colonial colors were
thronged with visitors during the q, aiter--
noon, including II number OF gcntlclneli'
who paid due homage 70 the nttraclllVNe
patriotism Of their hospitablc 0llo by :,
Il Miss Beatrice pinckney Jones Miss
Jean rrIgg, Miss Gee Booth and Mrs
IlMontgomery jackson loaned their muscal
talents 10 The attractions OF the occa-
| sion, and Miss Frances Starr gave q &C.
sltEhtful reading from Mark Twain q
| Tramp a broad, ,i
| MsE MARY paul Roper entertained de-
lliehlfully at the Country Club Monday
evening in honor Of her guest, MISS
| Boine, OF Jackson. y, g. st}s G
! A very precocious and Interesting or
1 gunlzation, A.fhe Old Maids Club gave
| an equally interesting dinner ut the Couil'
| Try Club Oh Tuesday evening, seven NJ
tractiye bachelors We're tho guests OF an
/ cu,,al number OF more attractive young
| ladies. For seven reasons Of like naturf
4. the names or the couples are not given.
| Miss Nan Davis entertained the Music
| Club on Wednesday, morning FebruaiS
\ ed, .j VI 5F s5
Miss MARY Iriplett Paterson gnve, an In
/ terestiug reading from kolbe on Chopin
and Countess Potoclla, The following mu
4 steal programme was rendered: lIlsn'
/ Dream, Wagner, LIT, Miss Mary Wepn
4 Rustic of Spring, Sndlng Miss Louise
i Zmmer; Aria from Figaro. Mozart SUM
Il ny NlIS' Nlpil' bSNlS'l "hNN'N'''e
4 Scenes opus 81, Prophet Bird, Hunting
i Song ind the Farewell. Schumann, Mrs
4 Charles D.. Witherspoon; Song Of IN
4 Rushes, Seeing, The Swan, Saint Saens
4 Miss Mary Il. Patteson; Loves Corona
1 ton Alyward, sung By, Miss Noltcnius
Eludes, Nos. 81 and 7 from Chopin. play
ed by Miss Beatrice Jones; two Ros
songs, Gay not and Mnvoumecn, lnl1ge
r sung by Miss Jean 'rrlgg
Among the guests Of the club We're Mrs
Page OF Herryvillc, Va, Mrs Charles
Trotter I.assiter, Mrs william Gordo
Mccabe, Jr Miss Alice spicer ana Mis-
Leila Trigg OF Abingdon, Va,
Miss Anne Wilson, Mrs Presto
Roper's sister, entertained u large MN,
her OF her many friends ut tho co'lntr
Ciub on Monday morning,
Miss Louise Zimmer garo card part
In honor Of her guest, Miss Leila Trigt
OF Abingdon, Va, on Thursday cyennl
at her humc ON Sycamore Street, Mis-
Josephine Budd and Miss rrigg won beat
tifu; prizes al four handed euchre.
Mr. and Mrs Pau Roper have returne
from their brisal tour