The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

lcnac,o1s 10 The Times Dispatch)
sIiTEOLK, VA, May 12--One OF me
most elaborate functions In the history
80 snfrnlk.s social world came Off Tues tH
da,, hight when the entertainment, =
ITrip Around tile World, given DS t.'e
M,nistering Circle OF Kings Daus'.te, 90 =,
This circle estimates that at ies fl' ~
neoplcs attended the AFFAIR ana me k g. 10
receipts are $40. the net proceeds Sr4 ..
The countries Of America ii .a,'at
Greece and Japan were repies ,.1.. =
the homes Of Mesdames =. NJ d., - ~,
~ 1,ru,tt M, ". Joyner and ~ .. XIV
- respectively. At America an orches-
10 rendered delightful music all aur'n :
j, = evening AT Holland. professor =. W. Az.
yx,,,he, a ressed in Il Dutch costume rem
dered instrumental selections
ofsthe features at Greece was the
,,,.,,a stat,,ary which received mu ecl
nroise 4 male uuartette aud n mixed
n,artette sang some ragtine pieces. -
Tanan refreshments were III aDtl't, 't'ue
at all the houses. ..,a,,,,
pasenrers we're transferred from "coun-
49,, - country in carriages ana autps.
Thoso we're free, both to the kins
daughters and to the passengers
a. each home the decorations ana .,l'e
Costumes Of the committees and SERVING
maids we're in the national colors u ~
countries they represented
"wednesday Mt the home Of the orioe
cousin, Mrs. John G. Williams IN Cou,..
land Va, Charles T. Eure' agea t'''ir
wears. and Miss Lille fioiiaha' ''ssn
twenty-six, We're principals OF u VIZ.
ding, The ceremony was perlorliieu ~, ny
Rev. Or. W. II. Derieux, o. Snlto'N', : ~
groom is a lumberman OF Gates co'iu.s,
Ia to n
county. and is n daughter of Henry iio'-
land
Miss Mary Causey entertained the SUI
folk Literary Club Thursday httei1ou'''
from 4 to 6, at her home, No. JOB Frank
lin street. Some interesting papers were
read nv Misses Daisy D. Nurney ana
Susie P. Prents,
mi, ,rbis was the regular weekly meeting
= Mrs. John B. Pinner will entertain It at
the next meeting, which takes place
Thursday at P, NJ
Miss Lois Phillips was the hostess OF
the hostess of the Lotus club al her
hcme on West Washington Street
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. large number OF both
guests and members We're present.
Several prizes were given. Delicious
refreshments were enjoyed. The hours
were from to 1880 p. NJ.
Miss Lille Norfleet and Mrs G. W.
Jenkins entertained the Randolph So
ciety OF tho st, Paul's Protestant Epis-
copnl Church Thursday night at their
home, No. 5i6 Main Street. An Interest,"
ing contest was engaged IN and prizes
we're awarded Refreshments were a
feature
The Ladies' Benevolent and Social
Union was entertained by Mrs. Claude ].
Dennlson, Mrs. John King at the home or
the latter, No 4s4 Main Street. Al the
regular business OF tho union was trans
acted, after which the meeting took on
a social air.
Mrs c, ". Tanner, of Richmond, who
had been guest of Mr.. and Mrs John
B. Primer, on Brooklyn Heights. left
for her home Thursday afternoon.
During the week Mrs, Tanner. Mr., anu
Mrs. Primer, their daughter, Katharine.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John King, were mem
bers of party which spent some time
at Old Point
The ladies' Aid Society Of the IresbN-
terrain Church met Friday afternoon, May
nth, with Mrs. John ". Rison, Jr.. on
Grace Street, Mr. and Mrs. Rson moved
to Suffolk from Richmond few months
ago.