The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08

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I, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
menu VIII include the 'dellcacies OF the
season. a palmist and loan art col-
lection Will be among the attractions.
Music. and recltations will also enliven
the evening. i4
Children will be entertained from
I to 6 O'Clock In the afternoon with q
Teddy bear party.
Personal Mention.
The Rt. Rev. Theodore DnBose Brat
ton and Mrs. Bratton. OF mississippi,
who have been enjoying delightful
visit to Mrs Ida w. Ellerson, of No.
4316 East Grace Street, have left for
home. Bishop and Mrs. Bratton made n
most favorable impression on many
Richmond people whom they had the
pleasure OF meeting. Mrs. Brntton Is
n sister in-law OF Mrs. Ellen Watkins
Perrin.
Mrs. Baskerville and Miss Matte
Baskerville have returned from a
visit to Jamestown Exposition and
Norfolk, Va.
at board meeting OF the Dnugh.
tcrs Of the American Revolution, pre-
I
Donald Mclean; and held In Continent
tai Hall, Washington. d. c.. tele-;
gram, received Wednesday, was read
from Mrs. Benjamin T.. Purcell, of
this city, chairman of the Jamestown
Exposition exhibit announcing tho
award OF gold medal and diploma to
the Daughters.
Mrs. Samuel .Bousll, OF Fort Rodmun,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. w.
II. Eberinarl, at No. 4 South Pine Street.
Mrs Daniel Weisiger and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Marie Louise Harrison, have
returned to the city. and are at No.
115 East Franklin Street for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gillian are
located ut No. 1920 West Franklin
Street for the winter.
Mrs. George "A. Haynes and Miss
Ellie Montgomery. of verdon. Va,
spent several days of this week very
pleasantly at the jamestown Exposi-
ton returning to the city "Wednesday
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Leigh
Street Church will entertain In the
lecture-room on Friday evening next
at S:15. 1t will be n pleasure to their
many friends to learn that the North-
side Orchestra will assist the members
of the society, thus assuring de-
lishtfully attractive program.
DR.. James G. Field, of the United
States Navy. and Mrs. Field are tho
the guests of DR.. L. C. ::oshcr, No. 427
East Franklin Street.
Mrs. James Caskie is Visiting Mrs
D. G. Jackson. on Diamond Hill, Lynch.
burg.
Mrs. George W. Bagby is spending
several days at the exposition. She Is
the guest of Colonel C. Fenton Day
at the Virginia Building.
Miss Williams. of Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Virginia Roper, or Freemason
Street. Norfolk.
Mrs. C. w. p. Brock is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Hughes, In
York Street. Norfolk.
Miss Katharine Wagner, (of winches-
ter, has gone to Washington to accept
the position OF private secretary TO
United States Senator p. j. McCumber,
of North Dakota.
Mr.. s. H. Ellerson is spending some
time in Staunton.
Professor j. H. Bader has returned
after brief visit to friends in Staun-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Wexford, of Newpor,
News, is the guest of relatives in the
city.
Mrs. j. NJ. Andrews and children Of
Norfolk, are visiting relatives in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Henry w. Hyde, of New York
City: Mrs. Frederick T. Hyde. of Wes-
ton. Mass. and Mrs. Allen Greenwood
of Waltham, Mass, are spending some
time with the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John
p. Hyde, on Peyton Street. Winchester.
Miss Amelia Kinney. after brief
visit to Staunton, Is now the guest of
friends here.
Mrs. William Roane Aylette has re-
turned to Newport News after visl.
to her sister, Mrs. Douglas Gordon,
in Baltimore:
Miss Annie Sutton is the guest of her
brother, Mr.. c. V. sutton. in, Newport
News.
Mrs. Katherine S. Jones, Mrs. w. NJ.
Anderson and Mrs. Lester have re-
turned to Richmond after spending
some time at the exposition.
Mrs. S. B. Hazelwood is visieing her
son, Mr.. J. NJ. Slaughter. of No. 61e
Twenty-eighth Street, Newport News.
Mr.. C. B. Adams, of Newport News,
is in Richmond for few days, en- route
to Illinois where he will make his
future home.
Miss Daisy Burks has returned after
a delightful visit to Miss Ida Garth
right, of No. COS Twenty ninth Street.
Newport News.
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