The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Bevt,er,ue House Party.

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Ar ana Mrs: Edward Mccormick
Craet,o ara entertaining an Easter house
tarty this week.
Al brilliant reception to be given
fho guests Mrs. Greene Will receive, with
Mina =, tlcpnge, OF Richmond; Mrs. Basil
Gordon, OF Baltimore; Miss Waller. Miss
MacAbee and Miss johnson, OF Front
Royal; Miss Daniel, Of Rappahnnnock,
and Miss kcnnerly, Of Clarke. Il 4
Among the gentlemen OF tho party arc
Mr.. Evans, OF Washington. D. c.; Mr..
Leroy Boxley, Of lrauquier; Messrs. Wal
Ter. Downing Richardson and Or. Hans
brough, OF Front Royal
The Benven,ie hospitality Is far-famcd,
ana the colonial residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene has entertained persons OF
prominence from all sections Of tho
United States. The place has been In
Mrs. Greene's family for more than q
century
Warm Springs Party.
Mrs. John l.. Eubdnk is spending Easter
Mt Warm Springs. Va. where spring Is
docking the valley In green, and where
house party OF ten are enjoying life
with their charming hostess.
These early spring house parties have
come to be matter OF annual occur
renee, and each one seems peasanter
than any that have gone before. with
music, rides, walks and out-of-door pleas
utes generally, life In Warm Springs
house party Is a most desirable pleasure.
Mrs. Robins Chairman.
Mrs. w. r. Robins will lie chairman
for Monday afternoons entertainment at
tho Won,an's Club. She has been for
tunate In securing the services OF Dr.,
j. c. Metcalf. OF Richmond College, who
will have as his subject, Best Thoughts
from Late Authors"
DR., Metcalf is a native OF Kentucky
and occupies the chair Of literature at
Richmond College. He Is q finished schol-
ar and one OF the most delightful of
lecturers.
Carnival Contributors.
Mrs. Beverly r. Crump requests that
; all contributions for the Floral Carnival
from St. Pauls Church be sent at once
10 her home, No. s31 West Grace Street.
Contributions from the other Episcopal
churches may be sent to Mrs. Edward
Crump, at 1.-THE Chesterfield"
The Family Album.
The Helpful Circle OF the Ladies Aid
. Society OF Seventh Street Christian
Church viii give THE Family Album" a
delightful cnterta nment, at which Mrs.
Almira Peace, mpersonated by Miss
Gladys Neae, will exhibit her family in.
a series OF tableaux Friday evening. April
10Th. at O'Clock, at the womun'a Christ
F. ian Association.
Annual Silver Tea.
Tho Rcbckah Pctcrkin Circle OF Kings
Daughters will hold their annual Silver
tca' In the home OF Mrs. George T.
King, No 617 West Grace Street. Friday,
April Goth. from to o'clock. THIS
circle works for the sheltering Arms Free
Hospital. The proceeds OF the tea VIII
be used for fund which the circle Is
trying to raise to erect memorial tablet
in memory OF the beloved leader and
founder OF the Shcltering Arms.
Members OF the circle arc A1esdames
M. w. Tatum. E. H. Peterkin, George
r. King, John o. Taylor, William IL.
Nelson, II. Lee Lorraine, J. B. Kidd.
Thomas 3. Floyd, Thomas Christian. II.
Gillis Taylor, s. T. Beyeridge Charles
Mason, and Misses Annie Ball. Lillian
Taylor, Annie Jacobs and Rena King.
+ The Young ladies serving will te Misses
Josephine Elicit. Virginia Fleming, Kath-
crime Kent, Charlotte Meade, Mary Van
Deventer, Alice Nelson. and Rena and
a Blanche King
The circle invites all its friends to
attend. LIZ
An Easter Trip.
Mrs. !. r. Girs annual excursion Is
looked forward to with much interest
nv ladies. as 1t Is personally conducted.
and many ladies 90 under the chaperon-
age Of Mrs. Gill. The number Of young
people who go to Washington at this
time to wed has given the trip certain
amount OF curious public interest pos
sessed by none other.
Kate Wheelock Whist.
The Kate yvheelock Whist Club will
meet Wednesday at P. NJ. with Mrs.
. j. Willard Craig. Of No. 30 North Lom-
4 hardy Street.
as Ladies' Aid Met.
The regular monthly meeting Of the