The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Joneuils From Shirley.

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20 lace
After the enjoyable game the lucky
players awarded a pair OF long black
Kid gloves and the consolation, fra
grant white hyacinth in a straw cover of
daffodil yellow, and tied with a great
yellow bow.
The guest of honor was presented with
an armful of crimson carnations.
DeIjciotis "a ySera carved 1rha
ices of yellow were frozen in diamonds,
hearts, spades and clubs, and each pref
ty platter that was passed was decorated
with daffodils and mounds OF pale yellow
:nayonnaise.
The guests who were invited included
Mrs. William Wimerding, Mrs. A. w.
Hill, Mrs. Hugh 1.okey, Mrs. j. A..
Thomas, Mrs. ]. II. Porter. Mrs. Walter
Taylor Mrs. L. C. Read, Mrs. NJ p.
Broughton. Mrs. J. G. Hollenbeck, Mrs.
Robert r. Wood, Miss Annette Broughton,
Miss Julia Porter. Miss Florine Richard
son. Miss Mary Read. !.
Indoor Meet.
Tho indoor athletic meet, scheduled to
take place March 18th. in the Norfolk
Horse Show building. is arousing lively
interest among Norfolk society, the sale
of boxes having been turned over to the
ladies OF Pickett Buchanan Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The chapter will receive fourth OF
the profits accruing from the sale OF
boxes, the fund thus acquired to be used
in the completion of the Confederate
monument in Norfolk. The ladies' COM
posing the box committee are Mrs. James
y. Leigh. Mrs. Philip Z. Yeatman, Mrs
Washington Taylor, Mrs. Lewis B. White,
Mrs. W. w. Old, Mrs, James r. HUBBARD
Mrs. Nathaniel Beaman, Mrs, Henry B.
Reardon. Mrs. Charles G. Elliott, Mrs.
Frank Webster, Mrs. S. A. Sutton, Mrs.
Dodamead, Miss Lita Serpell Miss Nan
ME Kensett, Miss Carrie Walters Miss
Jennie Drewry and Miss Margaret Old.
Committee Meeting.
Mrs. John e. Rose. chairman of tho
badge hall and ticket committee of the
Floral Carnival, wishes her committee to
meet her this Saturday morning at II. 80
o'clock sharp. in the home of Mrs. Nor
man v. Randolph, No. ell East Franklin
Street.
Personal Mention.
The Rev. DR.. W. f. Evans, of Alonu-
mental Episcopal Church. is in Alexan.
dria. where he preached Thursday night
al Christ Church.
Mr.. Frank A. Van Denburg and family,
of Chatham. Va, have come to Rich
mond, and will make their home in this
city.
Miss Gooche, Of this city has accepted
position in West Point, and will live
there in the future.
The many friends of Mrs. A. D. Lau
derkin, vii! be sorry 10 hear that sh,
Is suffering severely from an acc!den
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