The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

Thanks ybe for life that lives
@ Stronger through strife; y. .$ssa
THANKS be for death that gives s...
Ending to life. "a ID si n h
Song Of tho silence born. III ~
freedom Of thrall r .5s
Spirit from lesh outworti--. l55 II .5
gThnrks DO for NIL. Fl
Is ~ from Harpers Magazine tJune),
Cottage Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Neale and daughters
Misses Gladys and Sadie Of No. 4 South
Fifth Street are occupying their Gotta
at Buckroe Beach for the summer.
Nj Miss Gladys Nenle Z Is ono OF Rich-
mond's popular graduates this season and
has gathered about her a number e
her classmates and other friends, who
are enjoying tho gayetios Of the seashoro
with unusual zest. 8 54 MI III
& Among her g uests last week were : Miss
Mamie Walker. Of Durham, N. G. Miss
b Currat Steed, OF Norfolk; Miss Ellyson,
sof aDanvlle; Mr.. md Miss West brook, OF
Newport News; Misses Name Noble Il l and
Lucy Throckrnorton: Afessrs. Turner,
Camp Thomas and Brothers, Rnines ana
r-Throckinorton.9.o OF Richmond, Va.
Nv kirnOnO y east.
NJ A most delightful smdnlgh Skimono feast
was rendered Friday evening, July 9th, by
tho guests at Mrs w. q. Leldys cot
h tage, aBuckroe Bench to Mrs. Charles w.
Jones, whose marriage III washington.
5 D. c., was a recent society affair." "a Ess
u Dainty refreshments were served Joy.
Misses Gertrude 1valford. Z Elizabeth 9sEkn-s
BdreWs and "a lice Moore, beoomlnglyi fat-
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tunes. 5s 5ss AZ II .f{i553
Al ter the repnst many southern songs
and popular airs were sung. if #
VI Those present were Mrs. Charles w.
Jones, OF Nvashingt on; Mrs. w. e. u. eidy,
Of Buckroe; Mrs. 8. l.. K!e, OF Carriers
VILE. Va; Mrs. John y, Wolford. # Mrs.
O. N !. King, Misses Gertrude Walford,
4 Elizabeth Andrews and Alice Moore OF
Richmond; Margaret Remson. OF Baiti-
more ;ss Sarah Brown, Of Norfolk, and
/ Ellzabet III Jones' Of washington. vi
lttlg Trolley Party.
Miss Hattie Shields, who has been the .
guest of Hiss Bessie Merritt in Norfolk
was a member Of a trolley party given
Thursday evening last BY Miss Ella abethi
lyorrell, OF Norfolk, to the Bay Shore
pavilion, where dancing and refreshments
added v to the pleasure OF the evening
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Mrs, Henry H. ~ Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
William ". a Little. Miss Florence Booker
Of Hampton Miss Fannie Etheredge.y
Miss Fannie Grandy,5 Miss Margaret
iGrandy, Miss Ethel Worrell, ii Miss Bessie
Merit tt, MI SIS Emf i e CHAN. Miss Lu-S
.crece Goodwin, Miss Virginia Pollard Miss
Bessie Payne, Miss Florence 4 r ED !. of
Miss Mary Royster Miss Bessie Dey,
Miss Caroline Gray, Miss Marie whiting
Miss Alice Old, Miss Ruth WI llnms, Of
Wilmington, Del: Misses Emily and Ruth
Wilson, Miss x Dung, OF Raleigh; Mr. w.
w. Old, tJr.. Mr.. Michael, u Mr.. Herbert
Iasige, Mr.. G. a.. iyYoodard, Jr.. Mr.. Rich
ard Waldrop. Mr.. Joseph Flveash, Alessrs.
washington and John B. RI Taylor, Il Mr.
Robert S.. Johnston. M essrs. Robert ID!
,Pey ton lBlamire, Mr.. Eugene Payne, Mr.
William Dickson. lMessrs.R George and w
Lane Kelly, Jr.1, Nj, 4 Walter hichard,
Mr.. G. Iyhlttle Sans, Mr.. Frank Masl,,
Mr.. Randolph Cooke, Mr., George Reid,
Mr.. Philip Prescott, Mr.. German. Of Ball
5tlmorc; Mr.. Ruggles Baker: Paymaster5
Mayo, NJ r. John w. Onst, Jr, Mr. Shop
herd Register, Mr.. Holt Page and Mr..
Gilman Kensett. 3 s B s5fs I'd s M
81 Convention Banquet.
A delightful banquet at the Chamber
lin Hotel. Old Point, marked the Il closo5
ont Friday evening last OF the third ans
snunl convention OF the Sigma. Sigma
Sigma, a sorority convention OF young
lIowlett, OF this city. was a delegate.
" Tho sessions OF the convention were
hold In Sherwood Inn. The grand presi-I
dent presided at the banquet, and Miss
Mary Il. Campbell was toastmistress. and
responses were made to tho following
ftoasts "rhe Grand President, 4 The
Purple and White, '' 50 b THE Triangle
THE Sigma Present. "3.'The Sigma Fu-5
2ture,' 1.-THE Sigma Brothers., e Hampton
5Alumnae, Our Guests, ''The Editor.
OF the Triangle" Our Absent Menu
bcrs,,' and Sour Broken Links ss9{
The banquet hall was decorated In phr.:,
sples and white, the Sigma colors. In Z ~
most attractive manner ~
YtEDuring the sessions of the convention,
the following staff officers Of Tho Tri-t
anglo the official sorority organ, We're
elected: Rdltor-in-c Chief Miss Lucy I. 2;
stubbs. Of Williamsburg; Associate l1di-
tors Miss Mabel Walton, Of Woodstoclk;
Miss Annie Johnson Of Texas; Sl5 Miss
Marian MoCullon, OF Arkansas; Business
Manager Miss Mary y, Campbell, OF
PULASKI Assistant Businoss MANAGER
Miss Grace Martin, OF Lewlsburg, w. Va
The feature of Wednesdays cenyet,l-.
i tiOn session Was an aQqrcss from MI
Miller I,enke, Of Ashland on he Fu-
tture OF Sigma. Tuesday night the Sig
mas were given n sal on her fathers
tug, ,Nivin,.'isby Miss Julia Massey Tt,e
tug was decorated In purple and $wtl!le,,
and showed tho Slglnn5 pendants.
si THE officers in charge of the convention
at Old Point wore: Grand President. Mlss
Rhen G, Scott Of Ashland; Y Vice. Presl7s
dent, Miss Harriet WSsor, OF PULASKI;
Grand Secretary, Miss Emma Moffett, y
Lebanon, KY; Grand Treasurer. MISS
Harriet IIankins, of WI lllanlspurg,
Ellerson-LaVell.