The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03

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included: Misses Hctt, of Washington;
Miss Harris, OF Pittsburg; Miss Dear
born, OF Amherst: Miss BRIGGS. Of Pow
hhtan county,; Misses Fitzgerald, Ar
cher. Hunt, Ewig, English, Glenn and
Lewis.
Box Party for Guests.
Misses Lima and lInttie Shields have
as their guests Miss Barton, Of KAN
sas City, Mo-, and Miss Dulin, of Nc
vada. The Misses Shields and their
guests, together with tho Misses Hill,
Of st. Louis occupied box at the
Academy OF Music Saturday afternoon,
to see Miss Percy Haswell, in Miss
Hobbs"
During their stay in Richmond, Miss
Barton ana Miss Dulin will be guests
at several attractive social functions,
given in their honor.
Reception to Veterans.
at the delightful reception given 1.-THE
veterans and visitors Friday evening
by the North Carolina Society, NUM-
Der of ladies took charge Of the en-
tertainment and refreshments. Mrs.
Charles =. Borden was chairman Of the
reception committee and In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. Stonewall jack
son, whom the veterans were, parties
ulnrly pleased to greet; Mrs. Morehead,
Mrs EN-. Baker, of Norfolk; Miss
Hughes, Mrs. W. w Moore. Mrs. Swan
son, Mrs. G. r. Guy, and Misses Ellz-
abeth and Nancy Selden.
Mrs. Edmund Strudwlck, who was
chairman Of the refreshmcnt commit
tee, was ably assisted by Mrs. G. G.
Johnson, Miss Maude Morgan. Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs. e. o. NIcCabe, Mrs. Sell
den Wake Miss Emma Morehead Whit
Vos u ~ ~ N a.
Mary johnson, Mrs. NJ. L. Massey, Miss
Willlnehan, Mrs. A. II. Harrison, Miss
Laura Hughes and Miss Mears.
Pretty young girls who served the
delicious refreshments were Misses
Elsie Harrison, Elizabeth Cooke. Mary
Boyd. Chloe Cooke. Lucille Massey. and
others
where the reception was held. was
most attractively decorated with the,
hlue and white of the University Of
North Carolina, and a delighted
crowd OF veterans enjoyed an excel
lent vaudeville performance and
number of speeches.
Cards Out.
Mrs. Bette II. Wilkinson OF Chester
field county. has issued CARDS Tor the
marriage OF her daughter, Agnes Con-
stance, TO z lulA e.AAAN'S
The ceremony will take place on We'd
.nesdav. June 18th, at p. NJ, In Skim
quarter Baptist Church. Chesterfield
county.
Tasteful Decorations.
At the sponsors ball Friday evening
tho dainty refreshments were made
doubly attractive by the tasteful ap-
pointments for serving as arranged by
Mrs. G.. w. Massie and Mrs. Stephen
Beveridge and their committee from
Oakwood Memorial Association.
The punch tables were decorated
with red and white roses and carna-
lions. Ices and cakes were beautifully
dispensed, each plate bearing tiny
Confederate battleflag. These, togeth-
err with the attractive dance cards,
made pretty addition to @ collection
of reunion souvenirs. Jti 3lgi h st5 VI
Meyer-DiIlon.
Tho home Of Mrs. John Dillon was
the scene of a pretty marriage Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. when Miss
Picnic Dillon became the bride of Mr.
Francis Augustine Meyer, of New
York, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. J. B. Hutson.
The bride Is q young woman Of very
attractive manner and personality, and,
like the groom, is well-known. and
popular
! Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer left for a North
ern tour. including visits to all the
principal cities. On their return they
will reside in Norfolk.
U. ID. c. badges.
Badges for Virginia Division, U. D.
c., can be obtained at No. GIL East
franklin Street and No. 703 East
Franklin Street.
Hourd to Meet.
The board of managers, Baptist Home
for Aged Women, will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at s
o'clock. "a
Trustees Entertained.
Members OF the board of trustees for
the Confederate Memorial Association
were entertained at dinner Friday
evening last by Leutenant- Governor j
Taylor Ellyson.
ers made beautiful table adornnent.
and the spirit of "Auld Lang Syne"
rendered the occasion memorable.
Among those present We're: General
Robert White. of West Virginia: Col.
onel T. S. keenan,. Of Raleigh. N: q;
General b, IL. league. OF Aiken. S. C,;
Colonel w. c. Radcliffe. Of Little Rock,
ARK; colonel John M. Hickey, OF WASH
ington, D. c.; General d. M. Haley, Of
lHaileysviilc, I. T.: Colonel William Ken
nan of Mexico City. Mo-: General w. ].
Bchan. of New Orleans: Captain j. III.
Carter of Chllesburg. KY; Colonel w.
| D. Cameron. of Meridian. Miss; Hon.
Samuel Pasco. of Monticello. Fla, and
Colonel William II. Cross. Of Oklahoma,
Tuesday Afternoon Club.
| The Tuesday Afternoon Club, Of For
ost Hill, held It's annual reception on
| Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs, Walter a. Watson, their president,
Those who took partgin the program
and helped to make the evenings ems
|tertainment an unusually ENJOYABLE one
were: Mrs, Charles Plumlner. OF Peters
burg; Miss Margaret Knowles and Miss
Davis, of Richmond. and Mrs. Michel
dc Tarnowsky and Mrs. Algernon Hurt,
OF Forest HILL
Misses Wilson IIOnOred.
Among the handsome luncheons given
I at the Westmoreland Club on Friday
last was one OF which Miss Helen Me-
Cay Phillips was hostess. and the three
charming daughters OF former Governor
Wilson, Of Charleston, ", Va" were
guests of honor. This attractive trio
OF sisters are representing their State
Mt tho Confederate Reunion.
Covers were laid for q party OF nine,
| and decorations Wcre In CT COnfGucrQt to