The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09

Academy Box Party.
One of the pleasantest box parties to
the February festival of the Richmond
ming was one from the Wonrans Col
lege, given by DIR. and Mrs. Melville A.
Martin.
Young ladies in the party were Miss
Nora Willis, Misses Bessie and Daisy
Wilson, Mrs. Sparks Melton, Miss Myra
Ackiss, Miss Lavinia Dudley, Miss Evelyn
Martin Miss Myrtle Dodson, Miss Mary
Pitts Miss Della Dudley. Miss Maude
Pickett, Miss Ina Allen and Miss Mary
Taylor.
Personal Mention.
Miss Louise Carter Talbot, of this
city, is the guest of Mrs. John r. ITALIA
ferro, in Washington.
Mr.. G. B. Boulware, of Fredericksburg
has come to Richmond to engage in busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs Whiting were registered
at the, Bartholdi in New York on Februa-
ry 5th.
Miss with Green has returned to Nor
folk, after visit to Miss Lucy Meade.
Miss Gladys Frazier is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. w. p. Tams, in Stanton.
The Lynchburg Camp of the Patriotic
Sons of America will celebrate Washing
ton birthchay with suitable programme.
Several State officers have promised to
come and the recitations and songs will
be highly enjoyable.
Miss Ruby Thomas is the guest OF Miss
Louise French, in Newport News.
Mrs. strHoling Marshall entertained the
Kalamazoo Whist Club. of Portsmouth,
Tuesday afternoon. Smlax and pink can
dies made effective decorations. Among
the guests was Miss Myra Barraud, of
this city.
Mrs. Horace Halves, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Tazewell
Taylor, in Norfolk, has returned to the
CITY.
The musical clubs of the University of
virginia will give concert in Lynchburg
Saturday for the benefit of the Lynchburg
Boat Club.
Mr.. w. C. Glenn. of starnton, is in
. the city business.
The j. E. b. Stuart Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy, at Stanton. will give
a tea on Friday evening. February 9th.
from four to ten o'clock. An attractive
programme and a boutiful supper VIII
make the evening enjoyable.
Mrs. II. B. Lane, of Fredericksburg, en-
tcrtained at bridge on Monday evening
Those present were j. T. Goodrich, Mrs.
j. s. Ficklen. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis. Miss
Lizzie Kelly, Miss Julia Hall, Mrs. II. Fl.
Johnston, MISS Mary Thompson, Mrs. p.
j. Smith.
Mrs. John King of Suffolk, was hostess
at an eaborate pr-enuptial breakfast
Wednesday. given in honor of Miss Kate
Riddick Ashburn and Mr.. Frederick Per-
cy Rawlings. whose marriage took place
at noon Of the same day. Her guests in
cluded the members of the bridal party
and a few other friends.
Hon. A. c. Gordon, Of staunton, is in
the city.
Professor Ormond Stone has returned
to the University after a short visit to
Richmond.
Miss Daisy Ryan, of Newport News is
visiting relatives mere.
Mr.. g. Odds. of this city, who is known
as the "human top" skated marvelously
well last night at the Armory Hall In
Norfolk.
A committee from the Petersburg Kings
Daughters, composed Of Mrs. r. w.
Price, Mrs. j. j. Lawrence, lIrs. Frank
Scott, will come to Richmond to-day to
appear before the Legislature and ask for
large appropriation for home for
weak-minded boys and girls
Miss Evelyn Gordon is the guest of Mrs.
William Roane Aylett, In newport News.
Miss Ellen Douglas Garnet, of Mathews
county. is visiting Miss Jennie Hughes
Miss Bculah Walsh is the guest of Mrs
*. B. Hopkins, In Newport News.
The Petersburg cotillon Club will give
its third and last german of the season
Friday evening. February 9th, at Liberty
Hall. Kaufmann's Orchestra. of Rich
mond, will furnish the music.
Miss Anna Johnson, of.this city, was the
guest of the Driver Book Club, OF Ports
mouth, Tuesday, when 1t was entertained
by Mrs. w, j. Lee.
Revival Services.
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18th ho VIII hold three weeks revival service
IN the First saptist church Arrangements Ar ,ns
ms, which will be- a large local choir, led by
Z, GOSPEL singer Who WI nGsompahy rev MT