The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

RICHMOND, VA, .IU)ESD
seph Carter, Mrs. 1urch, Mrs. Joseph VIII
lails, Sra Mrs. Joscpl, Williams, y r. M
Dudley Edwgrds, Mrs, William 9. MO ore,
Mrs. G. Park Gary, Mrs. Elizabeth Lacy ,t
Mrs. Alice M. Franklin, Misses virginia
Bratthwaite, Edna Barbour, Jennie !. -.
Pelouze, Elizabeth Anderson, Blahche, l, ~
sons, Alice Gary. Claudnc selden, h ,lll;s
Gentry, Bessie Cardwell, Maude Adam,
Bessie French, Laura Duke, Lillian Gene
try Fannie Taliaferro. Pearl .GenAry,t
Frances Murray, Kate Whitlook, Jul,h
Yeagcr, Grace Scllermerhorn. An attrnc-5
tive feature Of this booth Will be the
presence os Madam D'Aubigne, gifted IN
the nrt of palmistry. On "Wednesday even y.
ing Miss Edna Barbour, assisted ny the
Masonic Home children, will give one ot
her usual charming entertainments.
Mr.. Hancock's Party.
Mr.. John Hancock will take q party 70
Norfolk Wednesday morning In his pri-
vate car to attend the wedding OIL Mlss
Patty Irving Gregory to Mr.. Peter Che
vallie Warwick, taking place at st. Lukc's
Episcopal Church.
In Mr.. Hancock's party VIII 20 MIS-.
John Hancock, Misses Mary ana Lena
Warwick, the groom's sisters; Misses Lucy
and Mollie Wallace, Misses Carrie and
Rebc Newell, Miss chnmpe Wallace and
other relatives and friends of the groom
Other Richmond guests will include Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chalmers, Miss Courtney Bridges
Miss Kate Bidgood, Miss Lizzie Z. Icm-t
pic and Mr.. Richard Bidgood.
Centennial Celebration.
xrhe centennial OF the Female Humane
Association will be celebrated on May
4tll, at tho homo of the association, NO.
703 East Leigh Street.
Many Of the CLERGY belonging to the diff
ferent churches Throughout the city VIII
gather to join III the beautiful cello
brntion services and to add to the interest
that naturally gathers around anAnnnivert
sary, connected with one OF the Oldest
and worthiest charities In Richmond.
IA centennial cake with a hundred cam
dies will be one OF the many pleasant
things that have been devised by the
ladies representing the board of managers
OF the association. Friends OF the assoc
citation and those Interested in 1t are.
invited to be present. "a
The institution is endowed, but, with
an ever increasing cost in living and a
much diminished income, those who for
years have labored for the orphan girls
that the association shelters, feel The
pressing necessity of help to prevent an
increasing : deficit, and the consequent
of effort In behalf OF hclp-
less childhood and girlhood. ~.
Officers and trustees Of the assoc'a-.
ton are Miss Emily Harvie, PRESIDENT;
Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne, secretary: Mrs.
e. p. Valentine, treasurer; MIR. William
NJ. HILL Mr.. Preston Cooke and Mr.. Ed
mund Addison.
Arene Chapter, O. e.. S.
Owing to the severe indisposltion Of
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Barbour chairman OF Arem
Chapter, Q. u. S.. table at the 1nterna-
tional Festival, to be held in the Tenn
pie April 25th-esth, Mrs. w. A. Rice has
felt compelled to withdraw from the ar
fair. DEL
All donations will be disposed of}at pri-
vate sale, and the donors given credit for
same. The proceeds will be turlied otct
to the Masonic Home, as has been stated
The ladies expect to realize quite a neat
little SUM, and appreciate the many
gifts they have received, and wish to
express thanks for same. s5sSsS
Mrs. Dashiell at Club. q
Mrs l. r. Dashell gave a clever and
charming paper on Current Events
last afternoonfat the Woman's Club.
She touched sthe lighter side OF topics
that engage the present attention of the
world with asdelicately humorous touch,
evokings instaht and sympathetic re-
spouse. Tho -Equitable-Hyde nluddle and
the Osler 'age-limit showed their funny
sideligllts when Viewed from Mrs. Da-
SHELLS standpoint.
X The usual number OF Easter out-of-town
visitors came In to- add to the charm OF
the bright, sprng-like atmo sphere of the
parlors, that We're fragrant with the
beauty and perfume OF Easter blossoms
( Mrs. John b. I1ightfoot, Miss Annie
Minor and Miss snllysG Good win were chair
mans guests
lemonade was served by Mrs. Pleas
anton Conquest and tea was poured by
Miss Caroline Moreland.
Personal Mention.
One OF the pleasant happenings OF East
er Monday for thestuYeniless Of the at, city
r. j. Willis for herElittle daughter and
the friends who helped her her to enjoy IT,
Mrs. w. w. IIlte,&of Louisville, Ky.,
James B. Pace, and will attend the we'd
ding Of her sister, Miss Ethel Pace, to
DR.. Medals, OF Louisville. taking place to-
day in the home of5the . bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van stanvoord, OF Troy,
New York. arc at the Jefferson for East
err week. Miss Van STAMFORD will be
recalled as having been the
guest, during the past winter, OF Miss
Louisa AlcAdams.
The Ogden party from New York will
pass through Richmond to-day on their
annual tour south.s Mrs. Beverly 3. Mum
ford will join the party and take the
trip with them.
Mrs. A. Y. Prairie is spending the
Easter holidays with her mother Mrs.
C. z. Tlluge in Spray, North Carolina,
$500 #
The last of the series Of .chafing-dish
lunchcons, undc: the auspices Of the
tho American Evolution, will be given
at noon in the home OF Mrs.
Dallam Barksdale. not Tuesday, ms has