The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14
ENTERTAIN MENTs
Alunnae Tea.

the mem DefS or the WOtHets Siups.
ENTERTAIN MENTS
Alumnae Tea.
The A1umnao Association of the ,Wo-
mans College will give "a tcasfor the
benefit of tho association IN, the college
parlors Friday evening, November 2ith
from $50 to II o clock. College and class
flags will predominant in the decorations,
this being the first occasion on IN, when
tho latter will be seen. The following
ladies constitute the reception committee:
Miss Emma whitfield, Miss Mary Carter
Anderson, Mrs. @. 3. Garnett. Miss Belsc
Willinghan, Mrs Charles r. Winston,
Mrs. w. p. Matthews and Miss Elise
Hodgson.
Misses Rosa Smith, Madge MontEom-
cry, Zulieme Robertson Mauae e'ati,'
Edith Mccarthy. Elizabeth Wlllmgham,
isabel Walker and Ruth Harrison VIII
serve refreshments A charming musical
programme will be rendered, which VIII
be published later.
AT Princes Ball.
Mrs. Price, formerly Miss Lena Ian.
cock, after visit to her father, MI
w. Il, Hancock, has joined her husband,
Lieutena Commander G. B. Price, OF
the United States navy, in New York,
where his ship, the Colorado. Is anchored
p .H 4 u .lTH
as escort TO the British feet.
Lieutenant- Commander and Mrs. Price
will be among the guests at the ball to
DO given by Fills Highness, Prince Louis
OF Battenberg on the Drake, this eve
ming. s. go
Personal Mention.
Dr.. r. H. Pitt spent Sunday in Hamp-
ton, where he supplied the pulpit of the
r., al Ior,ffSf Church,
The annual meeting OF the Masonic
Homo Auxiliary will be held at the Home
on Tuesday, November Dist. and the
board Of governors have been invited to
lunch with the ladies at high noon.
The Rev. James B. Taylor, D. D.. Of
this city, will deliver lecture Wednes-
day evening before the Young Ladies'
Aid Society OF tho First Baptist Church.
Charlottesville. The proceeds Will go to
the building fund Of the church.
Miss Jennie Drewry, of Norfolk, gave
luncheon Tuesday at the Country Club
Mrs. James Walker, of this city; Mrs.
Frank Mccullough and Mrs. Henry Baker
were the guests.
Miss Helen somerville is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. B. Buddo, In Lynchburg.
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General Eppa Hunton and the Hon
Dppa Hunton, Jr have returned to Rich
1 mond from Staunton, where they at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Charles Cat
lett.
Miss Mary Simpson, a. Richmond girl,
who is u student at,s Randolph;Na on
womans College. Jyhefibdfg 9 Is Z the
guest OF Miss Mary Wilson, in Danyille. d
Mrs. w. II. Landes, who was here last
week rs a delegate to the U. D. c. con-
vention. has returned to her home, in
i Stanton.
1 Cards are out to the marriage Of Miss
Maud Hunter, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Hunter of Christiassburg, w.. TO Mr.,
! S. M. Janncy. Tho wedding will take
place on November 22d.
(. Miss Jessie Hubbard Reams, daugh tor
4 Of Mr. John Reams, ofsIjynchburg, will
i be married to Mr.. Clark Paulett. OF
brakes Branch. on November 22d, at the
residence OF Mr.. L. w. Jenkins, on Pierce
i Street, Lynchburg.
Mr.. Carroll II. Montague is in Danville
i for few days.
Mrs Charles G.. ELLIOTT, Mrs. Lewis
Z White and Miss Nan Kensett, who have
been attending the u. d. c. convention
here, have returned to Norfolk
Mr.. George W. Stevens entertained
members Of his private car party at Fas-
sirern Farm, near Hot Springs for lunch
con Sunday. Among his guests were Mr.
and Mrs, ]. B. Thayer, Jr, Mrs. James
B. Thayer, Messrs Thomas ]. Ryan,
B David C.. Green. Harry w. Fuller and
A Dr. Samuel s. Dennis
Miss Watkins, of Lynchburg, who is
tho guest of Mrs. o. y. Batchellor, OF
Newport News has had several enter.
tainments given in her honor. Mrs
Bachelor gave Bo-pcep card party foi
her guest. which was decidedly u society
event, Mrs. Washington W. HARDWOOD en-.
tertancd at cards Tuesday afternoon III
q honor of tho same young lady Miss
Frances Boykin Of this city, was ono Of
the guests at the latter.
The women of tho City improvement
x h.aeguo VIII meet this morning at Il
O'clock, at Mrs. Norman D. Randolph's
Gil East Franklin Street. A largo at
tendance is requested.
Mrs. Lucas, of st. Louis, Mo-, who
hos heen STANDING tet tho Jefferson Hot "a