The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Bedford City
Society.
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s s8 BEDFORD CITY. October 21.--Airs. f.
Il 81 Thomas on Tuesday afternoon enter
n tanned most pleasantly the members of
s tho Peaks Of Otter Chapter OF inc
4 Daughters Of the American Revolution.
other guests at her rh ha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 of the apartments was hels s i.I.e ~
many beautiful flowers, the indispens pie
q adjunct Of any social occasion ~ i'e ''
ssstsev. Dr.. Peter rinslcs. of Cincinnati,
IN read mn Interesting paper upon the nus ms
tory q Coonal virg s, eo''la'h'"s '''us''
~ Very dainty refreshments were grace
II fnlly3 dispersed and the occasion was
'toi" Wednesday, eth afternoon Mrs. John s.
e Isu,ks entertained n number OF her lacy
Friends will, an autumn card party, ~, IN
which the idea of autumn was artiS -, pS
4 Hall Miss Louise 1<asey dispersed Punlcn
from, d bowl hidden II, huge goiuan
pumpkin. around which were .win '1th TOTE 81
beautiful crimson and green iolihse. me
z parlor was converted into swan howei
2gof gorgeous tinted leaves upon h.e " ms
s dies shed soft radiance. Inc inir nos,
tess was alfred in costume OF White
with Dresden grdle and decorations OF
5 The game was sx-handed progressive
y euchre at which there were SIX tapies.
The scores were Indicated WIN dh,a eri lgi
~ p
m nm,ie q 9o the players. A few beautiful
$'last roses Of summer Sraceo Inc pretty
ecene
The following were contestants II nth, the
phreys. Mrs. 3; Kelsey; M HIrs W v.
x iara jr.. s Mrs. s. R. Reading. Mrs. Wal
4 ar FIR NRuai Mrs. C. ". wharton. Mrs.
I 8. l 1. Mosby Mrs. Hunter Miller, Mrs.
a J. ". Hurt, Mrs. r. b. Clayton, Mrs. ].
n Berry Mrs IN A. spsoee, Mrs. Mrs "; +
Buford. Mrs, r. q. O'Hara,. Mrs. George
Miles. Mrs Burks, Misses Shelley Daniel,
Annie Davis, 10 Moore. Jarice Gunstall,
/; Margaret oliver and Resale Smith.
sE Mrs Ruan. Mrs. Moore and Miss
Rosaie Smith won al Of the three fa! games
and cut for the pr,ae d9rt 'ha iavo5ins
5hnnd-patnted cup and saucer with deco
ration of autumn leaves. Mrs. n 3.
Niosby drew the consolation ia n, I. prize; -,
IA .finale OF the occasion was the serving
upon the card tables upon en o. ,,hs ea
stals conspicuous amid which was the
salad served in bright red. apples The
hostess was assisted In serving her guests
Kasey, Miss Margaret Oliver and Mas
4 tiers #Buford and John Burka.
d IA silver tea was given friday afternoon
AZ the home Of Mrs. r. O.. Thomas by
II he ladies OF the Literary ASSOCIATE on in
behalf 3of the fund for fitting up
reading room in connection with the u
$brary. Instrumental and vocal music
and light refreshments served 70 cons
pose avery Agreeable OCCASION, ana the
Offering Of a dime or more was received
gratefully by the members Of the ASSOC
citation whose work in establishing and
maintaining circulating library Is en-
stire1ys unselflsh. The librarians serve
wit hout remune alton. and only dollar
year is paid by the subscribers There
are mo " about a thousand or more vol
4urnes in the library. besides all the lead
Ing magazines. Tho building for the
library has been purchased by the ladies
and Its business Is on substantial ba SIS.
a. Miss Madge Boiling, of Richmond, is the
4 r,Iast Of the Misses Griffin.
Miss Lettie Burwell. the leader Of the
CHARITY Circle, of Kings Daughters. rep
resented the circle at the convention, OF
the organization, held In LynchburS this
week.
t.itytw:lS tho first charge OF KEY. 10 pert
( W. Forsytlle. who has just accepted me
scalIBto ST. Paul's Church, Richmond He
was most impressive and beauti1ul
reader and interpreter of the church ser
vice and though very young gave every
evidence OF the high ability as n preacher
tlle; has since demonstrated. He was yer!
genial and courteous, End was specially
earnest and effective In his ministrations
to the poor and afflicted.