The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-17

maggie Cory: recording secretary. Mrs. II.
l.. West; treasurer, Mrs. N. II. Baker;
historian, Miss Sue Tatem; collectors
Mesdames w. G. Iarmour and c. B.
White.
Silver Tea.
| The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will give It's annual silver tea,
from to P. NJ. to-day in Lee Camp
| Hall.
| Pretty decorations will be In red and
white. Callers will be received by Miss
Mary B. Baughman, Misses Annie Gray.
Anna Boykin. Annie Jacobs, Bessie Hill,
| Lizzie Townes and Mrs. W. l. Wade,
assisted by the presidents OF the other
Confederate organizations.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Montague have
returned from visit to relatives.
Miss Louise Jones. of Norfolk. is the
guest OF Miss Louise Herbert.
&c
Mrs. Kirkham has returned to her
homo In this city after visit to her
sister, Mrs. j. B. Ferret, In Branble-
ton.
Miss Myrtle Rohr. of Harrisonburg, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Kelly. OF this city. is the guest
of the Misses Spencer. in Williamsburg
Misses Lucy and Rena Boyd. OF North
Carolina, are the guests OF Mrs. B. b. |
Mason, of No 722 East Franklin Street |
DR.. ]. A. G. Chandler of New York !
spent several days IN Caroline county |
last week perfecting plans for his hand |
some residence soon to be built. Dr. |
Chandler is pleasantly remembered in |
Richmond as professor OF English at
Richmond College.
The Rev. j. T. Mastin, of this city. |
is the guest OF friends in Bramheton,
Norfolk.
Miss Moliie Gait has gone to williams
burg to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs Edward Fox, of Staunton. is in
the city undergoing medical treatment.
Mrs. John Edwin Davis, of GIengyle
Park, Pikesville. Nd. gave card party
Friday evening in honor of her guest.
Mrs. William Rehling. of Richmond. De-
corations were in evergreens and bells
| and the dining room was made beau
| THU with smilax and red carnations
After the game dainty supper was
served.
Mr.. R. A. Schultz is the guest of
MI G, F. Marable, in williamsburg.
| Mr. l.. Lazarus OF I.ynchbure. at
tended a meeting of the State Base
ball League held Monday night at Mir.
phys Hotel.
| Mr. W. A. McWhorter has returned to
MS home in Rrambleton after n pleasant
visit to friends here.
interesting services were conducted at
christ church, Charlottesville, on sun
day night. the congregation gathering to
bid farewell to the rector's son. DIR.
Claude Marshall Lee. who left Monday
for China. whcAe he will become a medi-
cal missionary Addresses were made by
Mr.. n 3. Lee, the young mans father,
by Mr. Richard Taylor, Of Mobile. Ala.
and by Dr. Lee himself. Mr.. Worth sang
very appropriate solo.
Miss Nettle Kaufman is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs II. Kaufman, In Washing
ton.
1 Mrs J. D. Herbert, of Hagerstown, Md,
4 who has been the guest Of Mrs. Louis
Aubel, has gone to Baltimore, where she
will visit before returning to her home.
-
Miss Matte Davis. of Newport News,
recently visited friends in this city
Miss Helen Stevens is the guest Of Mrs
Foster Thomas in Louisville Ky. Miss
Stevens will lead the Patriarch cotillon
with Mr.. Percy Hudson.
Mrs. Jones, wife of Representative Will
liam a. Jones, of Virginia, will receive
at her home in Washington on Tuesday,
January 49,
DR., w. W. Moore has returned to his
home at tho Theological Seminary. after
visit to suffolk. 85
Mr.. p. f. Galliher. of North Carolina,
is registered at the Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wood of Hamp-
ton, Va, gave theatre party last week
in honor of Miss Joynes, Of this city. who
Is their guest. Those attending We're Mr..
s and Mrs, Harry Cunningham, Mrs. Fer
guson, Miss George Wood, Meth Bryan
and Master Earl Ferguson.
So al
Mrs. j." l.. Lewis has returned from
Washington, where she was the guest of
her sister
Mr. Dabney Has Selected No
One.
Alderman W Y Dabncy, OF Madison Ward
yessSS deearsd the report 70 Sa ensieiy eFT 81
cloves or any one else as a successor IN tho
beard 70 MI w. Fl. Zimmerman! MI DAB
ney said thai no has not told any one VINO was
hls choice, and as yet he really had had, no CHOICE
nut was looking over the entire held IN Justice
10 Ills constituentsa and would finally, settle
upon a man Who III his Judgment would be Of
the greatest service to the ward.
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