The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
RICHMOND WEDNESDAY,
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

1A NA~A ~ go
~ ARDS are g out tor the Y
Y Hol gntcn Stone. on the even.
- Ing Of Novsmber 18th. at the
ef hSs s ss ,to:ss 4 tho daughter 4, e
Mrs Mary =. Sutton. formerly q Pc.
many friends and relatives in Rich
n1oi.ad where she has frequently
Mr.. Stone Is q popular yeeung bus
stay-af.Iiomc Whist.
The stay-at- Home Whist Club met
G1iila,imc, s at NJ East Grace sss Street
The top score was made by Mrs. Hem
,.n rl; l. spllman, playing with Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Travers, OF No.
Coz West Franklin Street.
whist Tournament at Club.
The monthly whist tournament OF
Ing date on Friday evening. November
OF the club.
Auxiliary Card Parties.
The series OF card parties. to be
gihysn under the a,spises q Beth
begin this afternoon at s:so O'clock
[li II 4. 4; Aa !, Whist and bridge Viii
To Meet with Mrs. BnrksdaIe.
The cooperation workers of Sum
ner Rest Will meet socially on
M9s pIght at the residence S q
East Grace Street.
Hoard Meeting.
"a meeting OF the ladies Of the board
Of the Home for Needy Confederate
Women will be held In the pariors Of
the Home. No; East Grace Street;
has at IL sbsnped e date tS
first to the second Thursday Of each
month. and all members are requested
to be present.
Meeting Postponed.
The me eting OF Richmond Chapter.
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
day, on account of the absence of the
president and many members at tn.
general convention, U. D. c., in Nor
folk this week.
1t is gratifying to note that the re.
port OF the treasurer OF the. Beauvoir
Building Fund Association, Mrs. c. 3.
Tate, who Is also the newly elected
president Of the Virginia Division OF
on tho building settled except $500.
nc Return. lot tins month. tn BUM
Ing and the furniture in 1t, are ample
Offsets again. t. Inc .sn,..n.ei
order was given directing the execu.
tive committee to sell the building.
with view to prompt and final settle-
ment.
The Virginia Division feels that 1T
has much cause for self-congtatula-
duct Of the building during the James
town Exposition. There the, Daugh-
ters have been most creditably repre-
sented. They have dispensed hospital
North and South. They have kept alive
the memory OF President Davis by a
reproduction OF his post-bellum home,
and ithey have managed all business
matters in connection with Beauvoir,
with admirable energy and ability.
Musical Tea.
Mrs. clifton NJ. Miller has issued In
vitations to a tea on Friday after
noon. from 5 to o'clock. The pleas
ure OF chat over the tea cups VIII be
enlivened by a fine musical program,
In the presentation Of which Mrs. Mil
Ter. who is a most gifted vocalist. will
be assisted by number of Richmond
musicians.
Bull for Miss warfield.
Invitations have been sent out by
Governor and Mrs. Edwin Warfieid for
a. large ball at the Government House.
yember 2Gth. in honor of their second
daughter. Miss Louise Warfield. a de-
butante of this season. A special train
more and returning. The ball Is look
ed forward to as one of the most brill
liant events OF the opening season.
New Chapter Formed.
new chapter Of the United Daugh-
ters. of the Confederaey, recently form.
as Beaure gard Chapter. No. hoe. al
ready numbers sixty members. The
objects of the chapter are historical.
educational, memorial. benevolent and
dance at Rauscher's. on the evening OF
November 18th, from to II o'clock,
for which Invitations have been ex-
tended TO other Confederate organiza-
tions.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Regina
Raisin, daughter Of the late I. Free
gerfield. will be celebrated in Balti-
more, Md. on Saturday next. the Rev.
Father John F. Quirk, of Fordham Uni
versity New York, assisted by the
Rev: Father Brady. of st. Ignatius
Church. officiating.
bour and Daingerfield families OF Vir-
ginia.
Complimenting Miss Grnvcly.
Mrs. Thomas Pollard Williams, OF
Danville. gave a tea last Friday af-
,ternoon In honor of Miss Mary Grave
ly. who is we'll known in Richmond
through her visits to Miss Mary Drake
and Mrs. Charles Bowe. then Miss Mary
| Drewry.
Mrs. Carr, of North Carolina, re-
ceived with Mrs. Williams and Miss
| Gravely.
The punch bowl was presided over
/ by Mrs. John Boswell. Mrs. J. Leonard
Jennings and Miss Frances Covington
poured tea.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Halle r. Loud. Of Morristown
4 N. j., will be the guest of Mrs. o. II