The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Colonial Danes Meet.


Virginia now nearing completion.
The design chosen was one sent by
ISailey. Banks and Biddle, OF Philadelphia.
it included q very massive silver center
piece of colonial pattern. and tall five
branched silver candelabra, also of colo
NAL workmanship. for the ends of table.
As some difficulties have arisen in
regard TO the election OF members. a
motion was carried requiring the name OF
the applicant for Colonial Dameship in
the Virginia society to first receive the
sanction of the board of managers pre-
svioas 10 its being placed before the gem
eral society.
illustrated Travel Talk.
An extremely interesting entertainment
Is promised on Tuesday evening, March
9Th. by the Richmond section OF the
Jewish Woman's Council. Ii will be an
illustrated Travel Talk by the Rev.
I:a5bi Calisch. of this city.
Drs. Rosenan and Calisch travelled
through Europe together last summer,
and. as both are observant and we'll
informed men, as well Us good takers.
their joint travel talk will doubtless be
IS delightful as 1t is instructive.
The Illustrations, by stereopticon, are
from q number OF views that were taken
by them during their trip. The enter
1ainment Will be held in the school room
of Beth Ahabah Temple.
College Gossip.
The preparatory department OF the Wo-
mans College, which is in charge OF Miss
Marion Terrell and Miss Elise Hodgson,
entertained its friends last evening in a
pleasant manner.
a Ja.panes= drill was the feature of the
evening, and dialogues, Rotations and
songs made up an attractive programme.
The students of the college enjoyed
holiday Thursday in honor of George
Washington. Many of them spsnt the
day in diligeni study in preparation for
the spring examinations. which begin on
March 18th.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Shirley Gentry is the guest OF Mrs.
Robert Odd. in Norfolk.
Miss Alleue Stokes who has been Wis
iting in Louisville. KY, was entertained
at cards by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bar
Tett last week.
Mr. Joseph p Watkins has been called
TO DanviIs on account Of the death Of his
grandmother. Mrs. s!ads.
Mr. "a. 5. Crawford. of Roanoke, is in
the city.
Messrs j. A. Bumgardner. George Wes-
ton and John T. Hartman, of staunton,
are in Richmond.
Miss Matte Sheppard. of this city. was
registered at the Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. c., on February the elev-
enth.
Miss Leah Taliaferro. of Gloucester. is
visiting friends here
Miss Bessie Wharton is visiting friends
In Newport News.
Miss Bessie Harnsberser. who has been
spending several weeks with friends here,
has returned 10 her home in Harrison
burg.
Miss Jean Bayls Knox was recently
Knox, of Innian Park. Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Gertrude Cannon, who is the guest
of friends in Norfolk. WAC among the
guests at the elegant reception given
Wednesday evening at the Norfolk Coun-
Try Club. Miss Cannon also attended
the ante-Lenten german of the Ports
mouth assembly.
Mr.. Il L. Gill has returned home after
pleasant visit TO LaInbert's Point.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Parish speu, several
days last week with relatives in Caroline
county.
Captain J.:L AIulforl, OF West Point,
spent several days last week in Rich
mond on business
Mr.. II. j. Barnes recently visited in
bristol.
Miss Mamie Baughman has returned
from a visit TO the Misses Voolfolk. in
Bowling Green. Va
Miss Jennie Mitchell is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs, p t. Ives, in Meridian
Conn.
Miss Maude Pearce. OF West Point,
visited In Richmond the first Of the week.
Miss Sadie Smith, of Gainesville, was
recently the guest of friends here.
Miss Florence Bldgood, OF this city, was
among the guests at the Portsmouth AS
selnbly ball Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kcndrick has returned from
a visit TO her SON in Suffolk
MIR. Price, OF this city, attended the re.
ception given Wednesday evening by the
Country Club OF Norfolk.
Mrs. purnell. wife of Judge T, r. Pur-
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