The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-26

X MARRIAGE Of Miss Juanita Nelson
Cohen to Mr.. Benjamin Harry Sond.
n helm at $3.50 p. M, In Jefferson Club.
Mr.. Pinckney at Wonan's Club.
@ Mr.. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney,
who was tho speaker for the afternoon
al the Woman's Club yesterday, dealt
with a highly interesting subject IN
very delightful manner.
4 He spoke Of "The Religion and Lit
erature of Ancient Egypt" with q "a
milinrity that betokened careful study
and wide research. and touched his
subject with an added interest when
he drew parallels between the STORIES
and legends of the ancient Igy ptihns
and those Of the modern Ehslish '"'
Americans .,,,
Passing to study of the EaS ptl'l,.
religion. he described the manner
Of worship of Isis and Osiris, and tue
absolute devotion with when 'nes
were regarded by the anciehts.
Guests Of the afternoon were Mt
and HRS. John stewart Bryan, MIS-; ~.
George Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Wili'an.
Gray, Mrs. Philip Shield, MISS A ,,,
yanterrtft OF Gloucester county, MISS
starv + ,ewis of Sweet Springs, w. Va;
AR Henry Sydnor Harrison, Mrs. MOS
M of Bedford county; Miss Rose
Caperton, of West Virginia.
Mrs. l.. B. Janney served tea ana
r,rsa c,hiles Terrell poured coffee ae
tte4,Isual Monday afternoon reception
Miss Thomson Honored.
beautifully appointed supper WAS
-,.,ar saturday evening at Lakeside
Country club in honor of Miss ROSA
mond THOMSON, of Andover, Mass VIZ
Is the guest in Richmond OIL MISS .u'''
Osterloh. IL. "a ~.
-,osts we're Miss Thomson, Miss Lii
Ian Rinford, and Miss Eugene Seiden
1avlor. Messrs John Cutchins. Ropers
Peyton and Cloyd Kent.
III Miss Shields Guest.
Miss Hattie Shields, of this city. was
among the guests at a charming affer
nom tea given February cath on
board the United States ship Virginia,
E Lieutenant Fitzpatrick was host ana
his guests were Miss Shields MISS
Mathews. of Shreveport. La; MISS pes
sic Merritt, Miss Emile Vaughan.
& 1Iautenant-C ommander Latimer, Lieu
ES tenants Gardiner and Vote, and Ensign
Brooks.
Benefit Tea.
silver tea viii be given next Tues
day afternoon. March 5th, from 70
o'clock. at 1909 West Avenue, Pro
ceeds will go to the State Mission
Circle OF the First Baptist Church, an
organization which works entirely tor
the evangelization of Virginia.
sA A program of music Will be rehdere"
bv Mrs. Evan Chesterman and other
- artists and refreshments will be served.
Misses Myra Chambers, birmingham I'll.
lett, Ida Fleming, Juliet Martin ana
several other young ladies Will serve
and assist in entertaining.
To Give Tea.
Thee Earnest Workers Society Of Grace
StreeA Presbyterian Church will eve
sG sii1er tea in the home of Mrs a. Iren
81 Miller No. SIG West Grace street OF
"a Thursday afternoon next from a:ao !
1880 O'Clock. The house Will be vet:
N prettily decorated and Refreshments VII
be served by the following young ladies
Misses Clare Smith, Lucy Coulter, Louis
Ea Trent Miller Lucille Massie and others.
program of music will be rendered b.
Mrs. Clarence CABOT and Mr. Dough-
Gordon Miss Ollie Belle HARDWOOD WI
give i, dramatic reading. a pleasant eve
ming is anticipated.
Annual Pound Party.
The board of lady managers of I'll
sstreat for the Sick arc making arrange
s hts to give a cordial reception to III
..uullds of that worthy cause on Ihurs
4 =
snerored institution has made q goo
lord the past year. giving over 35'
s ys of free treatment to needy sufferer
Donations in aid of this work will
sratefully received
Miss Cannon Entertained.
Miss Alice Cannon, of Frcdericksbur
5{ who has been the guest OF Mrs. Am
Jameson at UniNn,Theqlogi Seminar
has been pleasantly entertained on Sc
cral occasions during her stay here. Sc
eral charming teas have been given
her honor. Her program of last we
s3 was made up of a Colonial dance, a Was
ington Birthday party and several 9th
social affairs.
Richmond Tourists.
party OF tourists who arc spending t
late winter eason in Florida and at t
various Gulf resorts includes Mess
IT, T. Adams and family, OF Richmor
Mr.. II. O.. Feathcrston, OF Lynchbu+
sls Va: Miss Lena Ramey. of Marshall. v
DR., and Mrs. Leo Lawrence, of Orlant
Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Wordsworth,
s Georgia. Many enjoyable boating n
fishing excursions have occupied
weeks very pleasantly, but the climax
excitement came recently, when til
pleasure boat was disabled and becaln
some miles from land in the Gulf
Mexico.
party Of seventeen persons includ
the Virginians mentioned, had spent
delightful day camping on one of the FL
ida keys. Returning home late in
afternoon the boats engine broke dc
suddenly. Sails We're resorted to.
g5 the breeze began to fail while they W
still far from shore, and the entire pt
5gS faced night on the Gulf without (
or drink, BY hard work and car
steering. the boat was finally brou
through an inlet within the reefs,
was safely landed on q small island, wi
III the kind fishermen provided rcfieshn
ana larger boat TO take the p
across the bay
They arrived safely ut Sarosota
Ss headquarters, about 10 o'clock In the
ming. and found the townsrolk and
friends very uneasy concerning their
layed appearance.
Chapter Meeting.
The regular meeting OF the Old
M minion CHAPTER. Daughters Of the Al
l3. lean Revolution was held yesterday
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