The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

olutlon, will personally lconduct IN ex-
cursion to williamsburg on Saturday,
April 2st, the proceeds to go for the Yir-
glnia column In Continental Hall.
The following ladies compose the com
1nittee: Mrs. William Hugh Nelson, chair
man; Mrs. c. w. P. Brock. Mrs. Frank
T. Crunp Mrs. James T. Rutherford.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and Mrs. NJ. L,
Anderson.
Country Store.
The ladies OF the board OF the rounding
Home on Church Hill Will open an sattrac-
tive country store to morrow at the corner
Of Sixth and Broad Streets. Mrs. !. b.
Lacy, Of No. Ills Grove Avenue, and Mrs.
L. o. 1Vendenberg, of Barton Heights.
will have charge of the store. and contrl-
buttons may be sent to either -: these
two ladies'.
Enjoyable Social.
An enjoyable social occasion was an
informal reception given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Leigh Street Church on
Thursday evening last.
The room was artistically decorated IN
palms and cut flowers, and dainty re-.
freshments were served to large NUM-
Der OF guests.
Miss Irene Robinson, Miss Helen Por-
ttaux, Mr.. Ernest Taylor and Professor
James Harwood rendered several beauti-
full vocal selections. and Miss Branch
Sutherland's witty dialect readings won
hearty applause.
During the evening Professor Haywood,
in very charming speech. presenj,d Dr..
M. Ashby Jones with handsome Bible,
a gift from the Aid Society to their be-
loved pastor. who leaves In a few weeks
for his new charge at Columbus. Ga.
Dr.. Jones expressed his appreciation OF
the gift In his usual graceful manner.
Dime Museum Freaks.
For the benefit OF the Day Nursery
table at the Floral Carnival the "Frea ks,
given so successfully during the period
OF the last Confederate Bazaar, Will be
repeated. Characters will be taken by
leading society girls and gentlemen, and
their appearance In costume VIII prove
a drawing card for the evening Of April
Goth, at the carnival.
No pains will be spared to render the
S"Treak" programme the brilliant success
that 1t proved several years ago.
May Carnival,
The May Queen Festival, to be given
under the direction of Miss 50, Roberts,
on the afternoon Of April 9th, will be
one OF the most beautiful entertainments
In connection with the Floral Carnival.
II will he given for the benefit OF the
Bnptist table, and tho children taking
part will represent the best a19 nrettiest
Juvenile society element in the city,
Young Peoples Gayeties.
A subscription german to be danced IN
Masonic Temple Monday night will be
led by Mr.. Thomas b. McAdnms, chap
eroned by number Of society matrons
and danced by tho pretty society girls
in the city.
eiyo a german Mt Hermitage Golf Club
during the week,
Miss Mamie Patton, the charming
young daughter Of Major and Mrs James
D. Patton, will give a ten and card party
on Easter Monday afternoon and evening,
at which all of the younger society PEOPLE
in Richmond will be presan1.
Musicale and Silver Tea,
''The Loving Band OF Workers. for
the Second Presbyterian Church will give
musicale and silver tea on THURSDAY,
April 10TH from $3.50 to l0;3o 3. NJ. az
Mrs. IT, william Pemberton's NO, SN
West FRANKLIN Street.
Miss Willie Snoot Will have charge OF
tho musicale, and dainty little puritan
maidens will serve refreshments LOT the
noble cause OF home missions.
BOWe-DreWEey,
Tho wedding of Miss Mary Drewry,
daughter of Major and Mrs, Clay Drew
ry, to Mr., Charles G, Bowe, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. N. w, howe, was celeprated
quietly Saturday afternoon, April l4th,
at O'Clock II. Nj in the home OF the
bride's sister, Mrs, Adolphus Blair, NO.
1l6 North Third Street.
On account OF the !llness Of the BRIDES
mother, only the families OF the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev, Lam
don r. Mason, Of Grace Episcopal Church.
Immediately aftorward Mr., and Mrs.
.I3owe left for a. Northern wedding trip.
They will be at home at No 1ls NORTH