The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
2, e y " II y " Il Mrs. John II. thompson


with Mrs Davis, Mrs John -
being club hostess. 81 W . ~ 4,
The first act from the july play ,5'1k61'c =!
Henry VIII Twas read " and TE% dascusss'ss
Then a. shakespeare game was ma nav E = -
sratth, In which contestants tried as 70 :,
who could make the greatest number - y.
words out OF the name, Shakespe q 9, - ~
item minutes. e,.a, ~!
the prize, copy OF one Of shake 81 = s :
8spe aress plays, to be read by tn 9 c1u =, =
later on, was awarded MI f1uW''' =.
EIIagan, OF Chris iansburg. Nv 5sf55
a good attendance of club members
and the presence OF Miss French, {
#Blue1eld, ana Mrs Cnrmack. Of Texas,
who arc the guests OF the Misses Ellet:
and Mrs. j. W. Morrison, added 20 th ny
pleasure OF the occasion. Z, s.
Dainty refreshpents, including l rasp
berries, cream and cake, were Sc rwed, - le
china and pretty crepe paper . NAPKINS =:
carrying out the color cheme ffect'Vei!,
ssj5 55'l TAYLOR Don.
Mr. and Mrs. A.. II. Moon. Of TAM
worth" Va, announce the engagem emf
and approaching marriage OF their daug 81 I
ter, Dlmple Jackson, to- Mr. Bmmet1
Samuel Taylor OF Chesterfield,
III This interesting event Will take place
August 18th. in the Cartcrsvllla Baptist Bal 81
Church, 81 d;
To Go to Jarnest town.
The Young Ladies League, OF Calyaty
Baptist Church have pla nned an ENJOYABLE
excursion to Jarnest town Island July
goth. for the benefit OF the organ fund
of Calvary Baptist Church
A delightful all-day water trip and an
opportunity to see Jamestown FOR the
last time before building operations be-
gin there offer irresistible Inducements.
fThd following are among the ladies &C
lively Interested in making the trip = 2,
thorough success: Mise Fannie Horn, Mrs.
George H. Whitfield. Miss Lucy Moseiey,
Miss Eta Cottrell, Miss Da isy visor,
Misses Duke, Miss Julia Ryland Mlss
Lizzie Tlmberlnloe. \ Miss Sally Russell.
Misses Susie and Lucy Mccarthy. Miss
Cammie Rider Miss 1ch1e Carney, NJ r..
"a, M, Rawson, Mrs. ". G.. Butler. Miss
#Aurelin Tlmberlake, Misses Daisy anu
Lucille Galesple. Mrs, Howard Sutton.
Mrs. X. b. Pillow. Mrs. N. Haynek,3
Mrs. G. II. Ryland. Jr,. and Mrs. 3 4. q <
Nelson. 81. & 81 5s
IL The following Is a committee OF gentle
men who will act on 3 the excurslo'':l
Nrcssrs A. J, Chewing. G, M, Rnwson,
II, NJ, Pitcher, Va p. Duke, =, J y gary,
"a. C.. Sinton, and Mr. Carlton Mecca rthy.
Hay Ride and Dance. s5
Mrs. Dunn's cottage. In bon Air. was s'lss
the scene OF much enjoyment on z rl ga
evening when Miss Amy Dunn enter
tanned some twenty friends from town
The young people had a hay ride Gu rly ~
tho evening and dance N atterWa rds,
ichaperoned by Miss Frances Dunn .hna.
Mr. Moore The guests were Miss susie
Bradley Louise Csrump, ltelen ian ner,3
Carey Talcott, Ranny Z Talcott. EllZ "a
Montgomery Lillian Cooke, Anne Royall,l
Marie Harwood, Mable Q Ferrall, Clare
Smith, Jessie Evans Virginia Fleming
Mary Meek and Messrs, Fred CARING
ton, Eugene Sutton. Robert King Ihomas
Royster. p. Lefew, Watkins, Ylhcent
Adamson, Darnley Adamson, Randoiph
Moore, Stiles Ellyson, Banton, 1irnest
Allen, Wilson Meek, Hunter Camp. Lopis
Cutchins, VIII Register q i Il. s5
Lee Portraits, IL
Captain Robert p. Lee, Of Fairfax mas
given TO Westmoreland count hrous!
the Hon, G. G. Baker, q portrait IN O!
of his distinguished grandfather, deherat
Robert u, Lee. On.
DIR. Il. II. Stuart, the present oWner ~
"Stratford," the family sea q me ir =, =,
has donated to Westmorelanq a palntllnis
of Francis Lighttoot lice, slgner Of tne
Declaration Of Independence, MEMBER 9!
the Virginia House Of Burgessas ana q
the Continental Congress The picture
will be painted by Mr. lam y poon,
OF No. 6l2 East FRANKLIN Street, thls
city, At It's unyeiling, y VIII be !. pres
scented by Dr. Stuart,s SOD, MT. FCank