The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

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West again.
Guests Of Mrs. Cox.
A representation from the jamestown
committee OF the National Society OF
Colonial Danes reached Richmond last
night, and are the guests OF Mrs will
liam Runln Cox. OF No. 600 West Grace
| Street. The members Of the committee
| who came nre Mrs. Barrett Wendall and
| Miss Perkins, of Boston; Mrs. Lyster,
| or Detroit, and Mrs. Chnuncey, OF New
| York.
These ladies arc here to discuss with
| Mrs. Cox the plans for the building that
the Danes are to erect on the site OF
the Jamestown Church. the cornerstone
of which will be laid next May
Valentine Party and Supper.
On Wednesday, and Thursday evenings
of this week supper will be served III
the basement of the Sacred Heart Church
"The proceeds to go to the school IN
connection with the church."
| The ladies will also give a Valentine
party for children from to $3.50 O'clock
| Wednesday afternoon, February 14th.
The following ladies will serve: Miss
| Hickey. Miss Meredith. Miss Bittner,
Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Cunningham. Miss
Gogan, Miss Powers, Mrs. w. e. Lea
man and Mrs. Dollard.
Benefit of Alumnae.
"The Gypsies Revelry," to be given at
| Belvidere Hall Thursday evening. Feb
rnary 10Th, for the benefit of the Alumnae
Association OF the Woman's College and
the Young Peoples Society of Park Place
Church, promises In every way to be
success. Under Mr.. ]. D. Brlggs's able
direction tho chorus OF forty voices and
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features of the evening The solo parts
will be sung by Mrs. C. r. Bringls, Mr.,
Herbert Weisiger, Mr.. Capepa and Mr..
Walter Watkins.
Miss Pit of the Woman's College. will
play during the intermission.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy is the guest
of Miss Ethel Hickey In Washington,
d. G.
Miss sallie Trout, OF staunton, is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Bessie Harnsberger, of Harrison-
burg is visiting friends In this city.
Messrs. William II. Turner and Adolf
plus Staten, OF this city, were among
the dancers at the ball given by the
Norfolk Senior German Club Saturday
evening.
Mr.. S. H. Ellerson. Of this city. is
registered at the Kavanaugh. In Harrt-
sonburg.
Miss Alice Owens entertained few
OF her friends very Informally Saturday
evening in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Fannie Harrison Canton. who has
been Ill at st. Luke's Hospital. is now
convalescent. and will be glad to see
her friends.
Misses Regina and Florence Beggs, of
Philadelphia; are visiting their brother
Mr.. y. ]. Beggs. on Church Hin.
Miss Annie Franklin Barnes Is the
guest OF Miss Ellen Barnes. OF Williams
burg.
Mrs. Warren Elliott of this city. is the
guest of Mrs. Charles q. Elliott In Nor
folk.
Miss Louise Jackson, of Newport News,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Burnett OF Staunton, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. U. T. Cooke.
Miss Virginia Bruce Braithwaite, Of
williamsburg. was recently the guest OF
Mrs. j. s. Moore, OF this city
Messrs. W.. l.. Andrews and Isaac NJ.
Andrews, OF Roanoke, are In the city to
attend the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
Of Masons.
Mrs. George MEG. Goodridge and little
son, of Norfolk, are the guests OF Mrs.
Atkins.
Mrs. Charles P. stearns. OF staunton,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. William B. Rudd, OF Hampton, is
the guest OF friends In Richmond.
Mrs. Harvey Seward of Petersburg,
was hostess at a beautiful Valentine tea
given in honor OF her guests. Mrs. VIII
liam Royal Powell OF Savannah. Ca.
and Mrs. Hopgood. of Oxford, N. G.
The Hampton Chapter. Daughters of
the Confcderacy. will give patriotic
cantata on Washington's birthday The
different national anthems will be sung
| by young ladies' impersonating various
characters,
The lambda Sigma Fraternity, OF Fred
| ercksburg College, gave the ladies' OF
| the college an enjoyable party Friday
evening. Very amusing games were
played and a good time was reported by
all who attended.
| Mrs. Frank West and Miss Edna Peck
of Lynchburg. are the guests of Miss
Katherine Foster.
DIR. Charles Culpeper, his daughter. OF
tnlene. and Miss Marguerite DUNCAN, Of
Portsmouth. Va, are making an extended
Southern and Cuban trip. Mrs. Culpeper
Is In Richmond.
Mr.. John G. Canada, MFR. E. NJ. Hubert,
Mr.. T. Thornhill, sr,, Mr.. Thomas f..
Murrell. Jr., Mr.. Charles Easley, Mr.. r.
| H. Coleman, Mr.. John A. Merryman, Jr.