The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05

and but three glasses.
Somebody's birtRday-and some fine old
sherry
DO you remember?
Ny toast includes the rose that you are
holding.
She gave 1t to me! You don't know who
she is?
A "sweet girl graduate tho only one
that
55 Can Ger supplant you!
Edward w. Barnard.
At Historic MISSIONER.
A velvet lawn, luxurious flower beds
and the undimmcd freshness of June
foliage make charming setting for
historic Westovcr on James River, dur
ing :''the month of roses
Mrs. William NlcCreery Ramsay and
Mr. Ramsay, had the pleasure of en-
Pertaining there Secretary Taft and A!s
party recently, when they came 70
Virginia. to pay visit of inspection to
S Jamestown Island and afterward found
in !. opportunity to combine pleasure
with business, lin n visit to one OF the
handsoniest of Virginia colonial homes.
Il Friday afternoon last, the beautiful
yacht, "Narada." came up the river to
4 Westover, bringing as visitors Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Mr.. Leish-
man, United States minister to- Tur-
key Mr. and Mrs. Jones have been
spending some weeks In North Carolina,
4 Mt Wrightsville Beach, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Edward ]. Willis, of this city, have been
guests there. at Airlee-on- the Sound.
Mrs. Ramsay dispenses royal hospitals
ity at Westover and stay ut this ia
NOUS mansion cannot fail to impress all
enjoying it with the exquisite flavor
4 OF a survival that links past and pres
ent Virginia social life together.
Miss Bailey's Recital
Miss Eula Bailey, talented and most
attractive postgraduate Of Mrs. w. f.
Thurstons School of Expression in Rich
mond, made her first professional ap-
pearance at the Womans Club last after
4 noon when she gave dramatic recital
( there.
Miss Bailey>s programme wns well-se-
lected and she made most Favorable
impression on her hearers, the success
n Of her initial effort arguing most favor
v ably for her future career as u dramatic
artist.
Guests of the Afternoon were Mrs. J..
ii Calvin Mctcalf and Mrs. S. c. Mitchell,
OF Richmond College; Miss Jean Field,
Mrs a. l.. Stratford, Mrs Benjamin T.
Crump Miss Crump, Miss Sye Roberts,
Mrs. ]. Tyler Jobson and Mrs. Edward
Chambers Goode. of Boydton, Va.
Midsummer Trip.
Richmonders who have had the pleasure
OF being chaperoncd by Mrs Anna -.
n Rain and Miss Betty .Ellyson, will be
pleased to hear that these ladies will
give their annual midsummer trip to
Niagara for the benefit Of the Retreat
II for the Sick, during the latter part Of
@ July or early in August.
rull particulars of the trip will be pub
lshed later on.
III Miss lIllyson is at present, spending
55 some time in Albemare. county. near the
81 University Of Virginia, where Lieutenant
Governor ]. Taylor Ellyson and his
Il family are established for the summer.
Scott-Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy left
yesterday afternoon for Lynchburg to
& attend the marriage of their sister Miss
II Florence Watkins. to Mr. William
Graham Scott, of Newport News. The
ceremony will take place Wednesday eve
4 ming. June 9Th at 9:3o o'clock and will
be followed by a handsome reception in
the home of thtA brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George cutlibcrt Watkins. of Edge
mont" Lynchburg
In Honor of Miss Buford.
Mrs. Frank Mccullough was hostess
ut a lawn-party given Saturday afternoon
nj her home on Tanners Creek, near
4 Norfolk. Mrs. Joseph Noel, of Richmond,
was the guest of honor. Others present
We're Mrs. j. Leighton HUBBARD, Miss
Bland Taylor Miss Elizabeth Vim, Mrs.
Wellington Hardy and Miss Mccullough.
In Honor fMiss Buford.
Miss Mary Buford, who is visiting
friends in Norfolk, was the guest of honor
alta dinner given Thursday evening by
Mr.. Thomas w. shelton at tho Norfolk
Countr- Club.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Baird. Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Junus
Lynch, Miss Guide Chamberlaine Miss
Nina Johns. Miss Buford Mr. Ikensy
Johns and MIR. Hugh NJ. Kerr.
Moonlight Tonight.
The ladies of the Board Of Managers OF
the Virginia Home for Incurables viii
give q moonlight excursion down the
+ James to Dutch Gap Tonight, the boat
leaving promptly at eght-thrty o'clock.
a good musical programme under tho
direction of Mrs. j. G. Corley, and deli
Il ciouB refreshments, will add to the pleas
"A ure OF the evening. 1t ls hoped that a
good sum vii! DO raised for this worthy
cause.
School Exhibition.
There will be an exhibition on tho work
In manual training and drawing, done by
the pupils Of the Richmond pubic schools
4 in Central School, OIL Twelfth and Mar.
\. shnl Streets, Thursday, Friday and Sat
u urday of this week. Tho public is invited
TO attend and Inspect the work OF the
Il children.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF The Woman
" Christian Association will he held III,
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