The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

huge ME held Easter souvenirs, whi ne
the children drew out by means or ITO
hons, A donkey contest was the feature
of the evening.
Those invited were: Misses Blanche Gen
try, Janet Montague. Mildred Le1e", Ms'
earet Belle Miller, Lena Miller Natheli'.e
Miller. Katherine James, Elsie Palmer
IolIzahothl palmer, Margaret Miller, Alice
Munson. Elizabeth Italia ferro, Jean lteek,
Gertr,,de Ticrman, Agnes and Mary Grlgs,
Eliza Christian, Dorothy Fox, Frederlca
C1,mnbell. Laura Nelson, Lucille Neal.
Eleanor Parrish, Katherine Cary, Dor
othy Jones, Elizabeth Robertson, ArclleI
Small, Dorothy Smith; Masters Hupert
sutton, Kirk Parrish. William Anderson
Telner Neal, Churchill Young, Hall Ma
son, Porter Guest, Worth Dempsey, Con
rad Gentry, spottswood and Albert Huitt'
Edgar Iafferty, Powhatan Dance, Latane
Montague. Robert Boswell, Wyman Cabell,
Dabney Crens haw, Roger Mlllhiser, Ash
by Miller, Howard Sledd. Gray Teleltii'e'
Evan Chester,nan Russell Parrish. jack
Parrish, Barclay Parrish, ROBERT droa''-
er and Archer sutton.
Beach House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. DeJarnette, or
Norfolk are entertaining pleasant mouse
party at Virginia Beach. me party ~.
cludcs Miss Joanna Dare, OF Richmond;
Mrs I.ucretia Armstrong, Misses I}icre-
Tia. Cordela and Grace DcJarnette, Misses
Anne and Margaret Williams and MISS
Rosebud Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Calls Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W.
Clarke are chaperoning a party Mt Mere
dith Cottage, Virginia Beach, for the holl-
DAYS. Miss Elsie Lindsay, OF this city, Is
a member of Beach party, chaperoned
at the Pannill Cottage. by Mrs Thomas
Pannll and Mr.. and Mrs. James II. John-
ston.
Colonial Loan Exhibit.
The Colonial loan exhibit for the benefit
ne tho jamestown memorial, under the
auspccs ,of the Colonial Danes of the
District of Columbia. opened yesterday
at the .'Octagon, House" in WASHINGTON
and win continue through the week.
Mrs. John Van I[ennselaer was IN
charge yesterday and tea was served by
Mrs. John Y, Taylor and Mrs. c. c.
Glover.
Mrs, Harper, Hostess.
The Washington Post Of Tuesday, April
nth, says:
Mrs Harper. wife OF Colonel Robert
n. Hnrper. was hostess ut beautifully
appointed luncheon yesterday, given III
honor of Mrs. John II. Rtxey and Mrs.
Rixey's guest, Mrs. William Walter Har-
per, of Virginia. A large mirror, ex-
| tending the length of the table. surround
! cd by spring blossoms, made an effective
! centerpiece. the general color scheme be-
ing yellow, The place cards were orna-
mented with hand-paintd Easter de-
| signs card party followed tho lun-
| chcon. The guests included Mrs, Thetns
W, Sims, Mrs. Dorsey Shackleford Mrs.
James c. Needham. Mrs. a. ], Hopkins,
| u obor
rolds, Mrs. Y. II, Schneider, Mrs. John
w, Langley. Mrs. ]. j. hampton, Mrs,
vandegrift, Mrs Van Sender, Mrs. Will
liam Cato, Mrs, William ], Zch, Mrs
| II. r.. Ciuss, Mrs. ADrRIn Lisner, Mrs
+. O. Roman Mrs, John Shoemaker, Mrs
B. 3. Bradford, Mrs. i. V. Riley, Mrs
Paynler and Miss Sullivan
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Augustine Royal Is the guest o
her niece. Mrs, Frank Cawthorne, II
Norfolk
The Baltimore sun Of Sunday contains
an excellent photograph Of Miss Rutl
Gray Hebbard, OF this city, whose ell
gagement to Mr.. Fletcher Montgomery
of Norwalk, Conn, was recently an
nounced
Mrs. ". u. Warmer who has heel
spending the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Frederick Davidson Mason, D
Highland Park, leaves to-day for he
home in crewe, va.
Miss Susie Robertson, Of Stanton, i
the guest Of Miss Margaret Mcclure.
Mia Marshall, ~ Washington. is visit