The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

The All Saints Chapter, Daughtors or
the King, entertained all tho other R iel
fnot,d chapters at their annual rcceptloh
yesterday afternoon from I'VE to seven:
Decorations were III Easter flowers ana
palms and delicious refreshments were
served.
+ H. M. Association.
An Important meeting Of the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association WI DO
held n rnn Camp hail this morning 1T
eleven O'clock. Important business VIII
como before tho association.
williamsburg Excursion.
The excursion to Williamsburg to-r1or-
row under the auspices OF the Common
wealth Chapter, Daughters or t1o amer 9,
lean Revolution, will leave the Chesnpeakc
and Ohio station Mt nno o'clock IN the
morning. Returning. tho tram VIII leaVe
williamsburg at 6:So 2. NJ. i.
A. committee will meet the train IN
williamsburg and conduct the excursion
lists to old Druton Church, tho old q, cap
itol and other points Of Interest. Tickets
may DO bought ut the STATION.
e. Annual Tea.
The Rebekni Pctcrtin CIrclo OF Kings
Daughters will give their annual SILVER
tea from five to seven this afternoon IN
the homo Of Mrs. George i. Nif1g, NO.
GIT West Grace street. Tho proceeds VIII
be used for the erection Of tablet 70
the memory Of Mrs. Peterkln' founder o. q
the ShelterIng Arms Free Hospital. Al
Kings Daughters are invited to attend.
Mothers Club.
Tho Madison Mothers Club Will hold
its April meeting Thursday, the 2otn'
Miss Cabiness will give an address on
1.-THE Hygiene of Childhood" All moth
ers arc cordially invited.
Lecture on Japan.
Admiral Hnrrie Webster will give an
illustrated lecture on Japan at North
side Hall tonight at $3.50 o'clock. a
dainty candy and Japanese booth Will be
in charge Of several ladies', who will sell
sweets to tho crowd. The proceeds will go
to Ascension Chapel.
Silver Tea.
mis- evening from $3.50 to 1870 o'clock
there will be a silver tea and musicale
at tho home Of Mrs. William T. Pember-
ton, No $50 West Franklin street. under
the auspices Of the Loving Band" OF the
Second Presbyterian Church
Easter Egg Hunt.
The following account Of a Monday af-
ternoon egg hunt comes from Brydic,
Va. It says:
Easter Monday was a very merry day In
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Jones,
of Brydle, Va, when their six bright
daughters. Ella, Martha. Anna. Susie.
Gertrude and Blanche entertained num-
Der Of young friends from 1880 to 4:So
P. NJ.
Tho afternoon was spent IN various
nmusements. First the happy crowd had.
merry hour hunting gay colored eggs.
securely hidden among the shrubbery.
a prize was offered to the one who found
the greatest number of eggs. This was
won by a brIght-eyed little fellow OF
nine years Master Wilfrcd Maddux. The
bloody prize was awarded to Misses
Pauline Maddux and Sadie Kurt. who
were among the very nerrest and busiest
of the company, but found not single
egg. ~
hour was spent In all trying to pin a tall
on the Still ''un,nanageable Maud" while
contestants were blindfolded. The sue
cessful contestant for the prize offered
TO the one who pinned "Maud's' tall ex-
actly right was Mr.. Cradle Jones.
During the rest Of the afternoon de-
lIghtful refreshments were served, ana
excellent music was rendered by num-
Der OF the young people. Tho numbers
deserving special mention were those
rendered by Mrs. j. W. N1addux and her
.l.re ~ e', n,,tar ana Masters Leslie and
W., w ~ r,ho though VERY Young, man
= , .l' Tho violin wonderfully we'll, and
made their music thoroughly enjoyed.
Among those who helped to make the
yo,,np folks have a good time were Mrs.
r. S. Brydie and Mrs. j. w. Maddux. who
gave valuable assistance in entertaining
the children.
Every one testified to having had a DC
lightful time and all were sorry "'e''
the afternoon ntlo coi''c ~ ~ eti''
Thanks to Donors.
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Ionie.'o.a9 ~ !, sr,ends for dona-
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