The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-02

Afr. and Mrs. u. III finger, Mrs..
w. r. johnson, Nlrs. VIZ. Billiard, Mrs.
Louis Seal, Mrs. william, Hope. Mrs.
w. M. Lybarger. Mrs. Annie. Pierce, Mr..
Amanda pasedag. Eva Hope, Mary
Johnson. May Brittle. Ida Billiard, Eln,nI
johnson, Annie Pierce. Lizzie zank,
Madeline unger, Lizzie Pace Messrs
Charles Teskie, Chester Johnson, Geo.
Smith. John Rowe, u. Smith, H. Arndt,
A. Arndt, Herman Zank. II. Buchanan,
George Moran, g. w. Carr. Harry Galli,
John Pasedag. Masters Erwin Rupp.
Arthur Rupp, Charles stewart Unger,
Preston Unger aud Raymond Pnscdng.
Christmas Sale.
The ladies OF All Saints Episcopal
Church, will hive a Christmas sale, be.
ing and continuing through the day. Mt
All Saints parish house. Fancy and
useful articles dnd Christmas dHintics
VIII bio offered
For thc Home for Incnrnbles.
Miss Ptzev, assisted by her guests,
will give Il dinner on Wednesday next,
from 4 to II p. Nj, for the benefit OF
the Home for 1ncurables.
The entire lower floor will be thrown
open. There Will be rooms for cards,
and music and u smoking room for
gentlemen.
The dinner will be served on the
European plan. at restaurant prices.
The menu wifi include old Virginia
ham, quail on toast oysters to order,
pickles. hot rolls. wnffles, beaten bis
cult. mince pie. homemade cake and
cream, coffee. cocoa and tea. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
Under the auspices OF Miss Mary
Thomas's Auxiliary to the Home for
ilncurables, on Friday evening next at
the Academy OF Music. the Princess
TriXie. the trained horse that since
last April has been delighting every
visitor to the Jamestown Exposition,
Will give performance here.
TriSle's name and fame have gone
SO far abroad that, beyond the an
nouncencnt OF her coming. she needs
no commentator to the public. all
classes alike, big people and little
people, being equally interested In this
wonderful animal.
y crowded and an enthusiastic house
doubtless awaits her coming. All pur-
chasing tickets to the Academy will
have tho pleasure OF realizing that
they not only Will be repaid by the
enjoyment they will receive. but that
they are contributing to q most worthy
cause.
st. IIll,ln's Guild Sale.
st. TIilda's Guild. OF st. ,Pauls Epis-
copal Church, will have Its annual
Christmas sale on Tuesday. from Q a.
NJ. to p. NJ. and from to 10 r. NJ. In
the home Of Mrs. George b. Hutchings,
No. 90 North Laurel Street.
Beautiful articles Of all kinds, In
Guiding handsomely dressed dolls and
fancy novelties in new and original
designs will be displayed at the sale.
The ladies OF the guild will be most
NIL To Hov fr n s1h f,
public call.
Auxiliary Meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Branch II.
for Incurables will be held on Tues
day at II a. NJ, in Murphy's Hotel
Central Committee Meeting.
The central committee of the A. r.
Y. a. will meet Tuesday at noon in the
rooms of the Virginia Historical So
ciety
RummaEe Sale.
The Wonlans Auxiliary of the Nir-
ginia Passenger and Power Company
Y. NJ. C. a. will hold rummase sale
at No. 1909 East Main street for the
week beginning tomorrow.
Friends who wish to contribute aru-
cles will kindly send them between
the hours of i o and s. On account OF
this sale, the regular monthly meeting
at the Reservoir will be postponed until
the second Thursday in December at
$3.50 o'clock. at which time there will
he a general conference on Good Cook
ing
Members are requested to bring one
or more good recipes. especially for the
lunch basket.
Annual Meeting.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society Will hold Its annual meeting
on Friday next at II a. NJ. Ill the Con-
Tolerate Museum.
Regents and vice-regents are re-
quested to bring in their reports.
Personal Mention. !
Miss Mary Overton Have has beeh
paving a visit Of some weeks to her
aunt. Mrs. u. P. Ballard, OF Washing
ton. D. &C. She Is now leaving for
Baltimore, where she will attend the
marriage of n school friend
AR and Mrs. Henry Robertson, of
Washington, D. c.. who spent last win
ter in Richmond. will sail on tho
steamer Ainnehaha from New York.
December 18th for London. on thelr
way TO Gothcnburg, Sweden, where Alr
Robertson has recently been appointed
United States consul Mr.. Robertson
| is by no means new to the service, nav
ing held responsible positions In Can
ada. Switzerland and Germany. 81
Miss sallie Dupree, OF North Caro-
lima, is visiting Mrs. Willis Robert Jen-
kins, Of No. 1904 West Clay Street.
Captain Lewis Merriam, United States
Army. Of Washington, D. c.. who has
been the guest in Richmond of Captain
William Graeme Harvey, has returned
Ito Washington.
Miss Kitty Lancaster, who has been
visiting her brother in New York for
1.-THE past month, will be at home on De-
cember 3d.
Miss Miriam Z. Bowman left last
week to visit Miss Dora Lang, of New
York City, n