The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
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Gradlate's Reception.

JIdQudCC FNcCEpllOll.
The most important event in Womans
College social life was the graduates
reception, given by the senior class Of the
college on Friday evening last, III the
college parlors ana chapel.
N Over two hundred invitations had been
issued. 4& The college pnrlors were deco
rated in green and white, palms, maiden-
hair ferns and IIaiserin roses. carrying
out tho floral idea in most artistic ar
rangement.
In tho chapel red shaded lights and
American Beauty roses predomlnatcd.
The receiving party included Miss Eve
Ign Martin, class president, IN Wh'te crepe
dc chine over taffeta; Miss May Shep-
pard vice president, in white organdy;
Miss Ethel Pickett, secretary, in white
radum silk Miss Louise Thomasson,
treasurer, in white panne crepe dc chine;
Miss Myra Acklss, class prophet IN White
net over chiffon; Mrs. M. A.. Martin, In
embroidered blue chiffon cloth, panne vel
vet and duchesse lace Mrs. Rugglcs Mel
son, in white silk and point lace.
Refreshments were daintiy served by q
charming bcvy Of undergraduates In
white shlrtwaist suits. worn with coquct-
fish caps and aprons. Their nalnti were
Misses Nancy McLaurln, Helen Flippcn,
Jean Perkins, Ina Allen, Ruth Gillian,
Helen Laylander, BERTHE Merritt, Frankie
Dudley, Louise Arlington, Mary and Mar
ion Jennings and Helen Jordan
The graduating class OF 1906 numbers
forty-fivc. Arranged by courses, there
are two masters of art, Misses May Shop
pard and Louise Thomasson; three bach
clors Of art Misses Mary Burnley BIZ
Kingsley, Jennie Glory and Ethel Pickett;
seven bachelors OF science. Misses Mary
Barnes, Annie Leo Greer Mary Perkins,
Maud Pickett Virgie Roberts, Lucy
scott and Hilda Tatum; twcnty-one bach
elors of letters, Misses NIyra Acsiss, Susie
Chaplin, Mabel Deans, Louise Dickinson,
Carrie Fitzpatrick Irene Galeski, Mamie
Hall, Mary Jewett, Evelyn Martin, Jennie
Mitchell, Annie Ncwcomb, Mamie Oliver
Pollard Janio Richardson, Edna May
Smith. Bessie Taliaferro, Uldine Walden.
Mamie Vcrser. The twelve bachelors of
music are: Misses Lucille Busch, Minnie
Eula Hutton, Ruth Lewis, Evelyn Martin,
Ethel Pickett, Mary Pitts, Elizabeth
Scott Lily Trevett and Bessie Wilson
Committee Meeting.
Mrs. w, NJ. Wade desires every lady
that she has invited TO serve at the
tobacco BOOTH of the Floral Carnival,
to meet with her Monday afternoon ut
4:3O o'clock. In the Woman's Christian
Association assembly hall.
St. John Circle to Meet.
st. JOINTS Circle will meet Monday af-
ternoon, April I'd. ut 1880 o'clock. at tho
Home OF Incurables, with Miss Nellie
Payne Members arc requested to be In
place promptly.
Committee Meeting.
All ladies of the Christian churches In
tercsted in the Floral Carnival arc re-
al, x,1,.,
S. Quarles. in the study of the Seventh
Street Christian Church Wednesday,,
April 4th at II o'clock A, NJ.
Mrs. Sayre's Gift.
Mrs, william sayre Of Philadelphia. has
sent to the Soldiers Home large box
of bound magazines.
Nothing could be moro acceptable to tho
old soldiers than this light reading, which
Will serve to entertain them for long,
long time
The donation was made through Mrs
George Sayrc. who has spent several
summers In the Warm Springs Valley.
Rally at the Reservoir.
The rally at the association building at
the Reservoir Sunday, April LIST, at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ, will be an unusually at
tractiye one. It will be conducted by
General Secretary Bowden.
The address will be made by Mr. w.
Reginald Walker.
Miss Julia Huff will recte. and Mr..
Wilson Cralgia WIN sing solo. The
eyer-welcomcH West End Angels Will give
several selections.
Parents are cordially nvlted
Anniversary Dinner.
The local survivors Of tho battle of
Winchestfr were entertained by Mr. and
Mns. j. NJ. Meade Of Topeka, Kansas at
dinner, on March oath. that being tho
forty-fouth anniversary Of the struggle