The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Mrs. Claiborne Entertained.

CcSSful seasons in It's history. E
Mrs. Claiborne Entertained.
Mrs Herbert y. Claiborne, who has
been the guest of Mrs Samuel Colt in
the beautiful home of the latter, Mt Hart
ford, Connecticut. has had virginia en-
tertainment given IN her honor, where
an address on Thomas jefferson was Il
feature Of the occasion. Senator and mrs.
Buckley and Governor Roberts, OF Con
necticut, and many OF the Connecticut
Colonial Danes were present
Mrs Claiborne wilJ before her return
visit Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon, OF
Peaccdae, Rhode Island, and meet tho
Rhode Island Danes. From Rhode
island she will so TO Wilmington. Della
ware, by he request Of the Delaware
C,olonl;ll Danes. who Will give her a re-
ception size Will on her return pay a
short visit TO Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page
in Norfolk, Va. and organize u circle
OF palncs in that city. coming back TO
Richmond before June eth, as on that
date a portrait OF William Claiborne, the
first Of u trio of Colonial rebels, of which
bacon and Washington wcre the other
Two, viii be unveiled III WILLIAMSBURG.
The portrait has recently been presented
| to William and Mary College.
| Annual Dinner Of Chisel Stall.
The sixth annual dinner OF the Ch!sel
| staff was given at Rueger'S Friday, May
10Th, ut G p. NJ. Those present were the
| s,nff-Missos Edith =, Mccarthy and j."
Tod Motley, cdtors-in- chief; Halle Couh-
| ell and Mona Harris, local editors; Mill
(, Mo pereux, exchange editor; CARA VIZ
einin Becker, OF the class OF l!'O2 allnnhe
editor; elise Iodgson and LILY NJ. Bechet'
| business managers; MI. ca y. dafhell
| and Mr.. 4, G. Becker,
| The Chiso colors, in blue and so!u'
were carried out In The table appoint
ncnts. Bllc and yellow ribbon We're
/ drapcd from the chandelier TO the colners,
] of tho table and cureopsis the GIlscl
\ Nowcr, was used in the decoration,
In the center of the table was an oblons
! PLAGUE OF maiden-hair FERNS. DC sNhe
] each cover the dainty name caro- ilan
| strcamers of blue and yellow ribbons at
tnohed to II favor hidden IN the ferns
When the ribbons were drawn a suRGcsr
/ tive gift responded, lis bestnwal coca
sioning much good-natured merrimenF-
| The menu cards were inscribed Win
| miniature reproductions Of the Chisel
1 The dinner Of the chlscl staff rs one OF
the most enjoyable Of commencement
| features
4 Musical and Literary Evening
Under the auspices of st. Johns Circle
of Kings Daughters and Sons mnsicn
and literary entertainment Will be hoC
Thursday evening June LIST, IN the hom'
OF MIR, j. stanton Moore No, agi llas
Broad Street, for the benefit of the Shrl'
terng Arms Hospital. The soloists of Tho
evening will be Mrs. Edwin Latham
4 Quares, Miss Adele ogllyie and MIR
7 james G, Iiarwood, with Mr., Rltch''
Bacop and Mr.. j Herbert Mercer "a
piano and violin accompanies The
Northside Orchestra Club will discourse
sweet strains Of music during the eve
ming. Miss Kate l;lsmere Fuller, the tal
entoi eloeu,Ionist viii add much 10 tn
pleasure of the evening by the rendition
81 some Of her most pleasing selections
The reception committee is composed o
Mrs George L. Cnrrle. Mrs, John Char
letoa Mrs Dudley T. Edwards, Mrs
~, S, i5eRsley Mis-. TonkIn, Mrs, Err
NETT Dicklna0n. Mrs. j. Stanton Moor,
ana Mrs Alice Moore l'ranhlin, Ii Il
hQpcd this most worthy cause viii b.
literally patronized.
Syclc--Eigenbrum,
The wedding OF Miss Florence Eigcn
hrum 70 DE Moses G. sycle win TEX,
PLACE at 70 "A. NJ. June Isl. in Inc hom