The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-11

most good among children or inc com
pany who inny be Ill.
They are also going to send n box to
their little friends. the CHILDREN of the
former general secretary w. j. Tnbbs,
who are now In Tucson. Arizona.
The Indies having this entertainment
In charge are Mrs 7. r.. Dunn. Mrs.
Todd, Mrs. II. Fl. Cnrdwel md Mrs b.
A. Franklin.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Hugh M. Taylor has gono to
| Staunton to be with her aunt, Miss SUI
lie Kinney. who is iii with pneumonia.
The bachelors german OF Washington
| took place last evening mt tho New VIII
| lard. The favors consisted OF green Will
| low baskets. decorated with holly. hat
| pin cushions of red brocadc, and wide
| red snshes with fans for the ladies and
| gold pencils and paper cutters for tho
men. Flowers used were red carnations
and roses
Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes OF Norfolk,
is spending few days with her son. Mr..
Sydney Hughes, in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Haynes, OF Char
lottesville. entertained at a charming
musical last Thursday evening. Those
present were Professor Perkins and Wife,
Miss Perkins. Miss Edwards Miss Vlr-s
gle Johns, Mr.. Fountain Payne. Mr..
spooner, Mr.. Charlie DuPre, Mr. Landy
Mayo, Mr.. Walker Payne, Mr. and Mrs.
Journey Wood and Mrs York.
injury Camp, Confederate Veterans at
Fredericksburg will unto with tho local
chapter. Daughters of the Confederacy,
IT,, f1t~,r ota trtt do m,
January 10Th. Plans for the celebration
are going forward rapidly.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry B. Wilcox, OF
Baltimore. have issued invitations for
a dinner to be given at the Baltimore
Country Club on Saturday, January 18th.
Mr.. William Z. Christian. of Atlanta,
formerly of Richmond, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Julia Jackson Chris
tian. spent several days last week visit
Ing his son, Cadet Thomas Jackson
Christian. grandson OF General Stone
Institute.
Miss Molly Jackson seawell, OF Glou-
cester county, Va, will be the guest OF
Mrs. Ingles. at No. 100 North Third
Street. until Friday afternoon.
Miss Irma Alien has returned from
Danville to the Womans College.
The Hon. and Mrs S. H. Walker, of
stanton. have come to Richmond for the
rest of the winter.
Mr.. James Pace who is medical stu
dent here, has returned from Alberene'
Va. where he spent the holidays
Mrs. Thomas S. Martin, of Washington.
at luncheon wednesday. Her
guests were Mrs Brewer Mrs. John
B. Henderson, Nine. ouesada, Mrs.
Hatch, wife of the former Minister to
Hawaii: Mrs. John Watts kearney, Mrs.
Alden Smith, Mrs. Willie Moore,
Mrs. Hutchins. Mrs. Hope. Mrs. Otto
L. Helm and Miss Day.
The Benedict's ball will be danced at
the New Willard in washington on Feb
ruary 9TH The event will be a novel
and enjoyable one and the subscribers
and their friends anticipate much
pleasure.
Mrs. Daniel Harmon and Miss Mary
Harmon, of Charlottesville. gave de-
honor of their guests. Miss Bell, Miss
Robertson and Miss .waddell. There
were twelve tables and hearts" was the
game Miss Annie Bell won the first
prize and Miss Belle Moon, the second.
while the BOBBY went to Miss Catherine
Olivier. Mr. Charles McVeigh won the
first gentleman's prize, and Mr.. Jones,
the second. Delicious refreshments were
served
The sJurfbr cotillon Club of Baltimore,
save "A bali I'm Lehmanns Hall Wednes-
day (enings Decorations were in holi-
day I'll teens and smilax, while the hang
ings yereSof Huff and the lights were
yellofv Mr.. Charles X. Harrison, Jr.,
led che cotillon, and among the dancers
in black lace over black satin spangled
in Jet.
Miss Annie Rose Walker has left for
Washington, d. c.. to spend several
months at Stonele!gh Court, where she
has apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Uruuhart have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Lily Norfleet, to Mr.. Edmund
Osborne McCabe. the ceremony to take
place in the home OF the bride on jan
uary 9TH.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Elerson and Miss
Roberta Bllerson are at Mrs. Abbott's,
No. 3ol East Franklin Street, for the
winter.
Miss Louise McAdams is having n de-
lightful visit to the Misses Beatty. of
Pittsburg, Pa.