The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

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Al "A 3st n 5 lall Gu.
SINGER /: / SEWN n IN
10 W est Broad StIl
@ i. h 1915. Hull Stres
1876 North Sycamore
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arrangements to bcautify the grounds OH
the island, owned by tho a. r. " Az With
shrubs, flowers and vines $S6 Tho proposed
building to be erected by tho National
societyG8of Colonial Danes will soon pc
under way. 81 }{ s5S n III .5E
rho Indies Of the association arc max
ling arrangements for a lccturesSto PC
given at8an early date. They have not ts
with pleasure the appropriate g. Of 81 the
government for the erection OF lnonu s.
ment on Jamestown Island. iii 1s3 Iii
shrove Tuesday Card Party.
one of tho 5plcasantest gatherings Of
Shrovo Tuesday wis afswhlst party on
the evening Of that day In the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. W: r.. Robins, on South ~
Third Street. 5 53s. II az Il;
Admiral Webster! managed the game, ana
seven tables engaged, q large proportion,
of the players being members OF the
stay-at- Homo Whist Club. a The 8hlg hest.
scores were slnado by Mr.. W. r. r obinsi
and Mrs. Knox refreshments after8the5
game were much enjoyed, and the r fol-
loving toast by, Mr.. John Tyler was
greeted wltll#applause. Mr.. Tyler, said :$$S88
Nov If r am allowed 8 ii $5Ss.
TIL toast tho same old Gro we. 81 Ss
Heres to the partners we have had,
Some of whom have felt quite sad ss&&
At our$p playing which was bad III
But they never could get mad K.
Those dear, good ilatured players.
s"We meet ca eli week 4 near or far, 58 81
From Easter through to N1ardi Gras, FL Ef
And you never hear a jar; j5 If iss #,
The pleasures OF the time 70 mar
These 'stny-at-IIome Whist Club stay
ers. = 81 s u 5i$ 55 s5i5 i,
lot ne add toll my toast the Kingdom
or Birds, II; r. 3s 81 I'll
Whose songs delight US without words;
And select out those from chlldhood's $
That Impressed our minds IN nursery
rhyme, s " sGss
And SO, fair ladies and gentlemen,
We toast the Robin andtt Wren
Principally the Robin q III !! 1
SIN their domain we now do meet, ls
Enjoying this most goodly treat, rs IA
Which wo hope they will repeat Il
Whom the II obns nest aga 4. II IS
Social at the Reservoir
Tho virginia Passenger and Power
Company " Nj, C.. IA. and It's Woman's
Auxiliary will unite In giving a compli-s
mentary entertainment to its employees
and their families on the evening of.
March 14tll, at S:15 o. clock. 1
1t will bic ali informal social affair with
an attractive programme, followed by
several contests that are calculated to
cause merrmert. Refreshments will be
served. l t;53 ST 4 i5 n y{s a
miss Dula Bailey, pupil Of Mrs,
Ihurston, will be the elocutionlst. Miss
Bessie Barker will give instrumental Sc.
Iectlons, As and Miss Pearl Clayton will
render the vocal music. There may be
otner attractions, which will be announced
| later. III 8
Mrs. Il. II, Dunn is chairman Of the
| entertainment, Il, g5S. ~. 81 II
Ye Old coke shope.
An "old Boole,s shop" Will be opened
| in the home OF Mrs. Melvern G, Patterson,
No. llO East Franklin Street, on March
18th, ana "a s"booke sale" will be con-
d,tcted underline auspices Of the Circle of
Kings Daughters, OF which Mrs, Patter-
| sonqtis leader. Mrs, Katie Blankenship
! is treasurer or tho circle. Members In.
4 cludc Mrs. Abram Warwick, Mrs. Aex.
Sands. Miss Elizabeth Patterson. Mrs,
William Tompldns. Mrs. j.. j.. Kennedy
/ t,l, Vat Il nc
Mrs, ~. r. Chest erman, Mrs. Eugene Cars
roll Mrs. Burr ana Miss Hattie Scott.
Tho proceeds Of the sale will BIO de-
voted to paying the expenses OF a feeble
| minded child that the King s. Daughters
1 are sending to Loretta Training School
!. On Tuesday MIS- Patterson and the
| Shelterllg Arms Circle Will be assisted IN
receiving guests1fby Miss Daisy Dickinl-
4 son and Irene Boss;euX, from the Loving
I Circle, and Mrs. Clarence Burton, State
| Secretary OF the Kings Daughters and
Sons.
/ Miss Martha I.andstreet not yet q
debutante, will, with u half dozen Of her
friends, assist in serving. tea and muffins
to visitors.
4 on Wednesday forenoon Mrs Il, G.
I Currlc, tile leader of st, Johns Circle,
tho secretary of that circle. Miss Cous'
ms, of the Home Circle; Mrs. r. l.. Adams
and Mrs, Wlthers Miller, OF Loving
Circle, will assist the reception commit
tee. In tho afternoon, from 70
O'clock, Miss Bessie seldeg, With q num-
Der OF her friends, will be in charge O
! the tea room. h & N. n I, 4, :.
Thursday morning assistants VIII IN
Z Guide Mrs. Preston Cooke and Mrs, Shas
I. Whitock, Of Woodbridge Memorial Circle
also Mrs. Munday, Mrs Nelson and Mrs
George King, The Misses EDWARDS WI
rpnre sent tho 7 owing Circle. s5TAf 5aies
'The tea room for that afternoon Will bt
directed by Miss Sarah Baughman, debu
tante, and her young friends
Violin and Piano Recital,
The Violin and plano reeltalrto be siyet
by Miss Stella Lpman, of Washington
ID. C., ana Mrs Guy lIeauembourg, VII
take place March p. at the Woman
Club,
. Miss Iippman IS a musical artist Wh!
has had the most careful and 5thorougl
training. Her plano playing will be
treat to musicians and music lovers. ~ "
/ Iiequembourgs exquisite handling OF IN
how renders any announcement Oftihe