The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL.
~ YESTERDAY.
Commonwealth Chapter, D. A. r.,
met with Mrs. Warner Moore.
Ser,l-monthly recital at Richmond
Conservatory Of Music.
TO-DAY.
Deep Run Hunt meet and reception.
Weekly afternoon dance at Hern'
tage Colt Club.

Detp nv, n r'u',. '''eS .N a"' 800,
Weskly a,.e,i'o ','' u' a"se a. ~ ~
s. taae WV o'uo
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Cnapter Meetlllg.
a f,or,t,nnwealtb chnpter. Daughters of
+bo American Revolution, held n literary
wanting Yesterday In accordance with a
rocnntIv established custom OF tho chap
,nr Mrs Warner Moore was n very
charming and gracious hostess
& ,>cll regent. Mrs ID. r. Williams. Mrs.
n, i, IStlinpton Mrs, kate S. VIM.
airs Warner Moore. Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrison,
Mrs ri lorraine Mrs. Harriet Ford,
Mrs William Writ Henry, Mrs W. II.
N.aIsnn Mrs. NJ. i. Johnson Miss Helen
Morrison Mrs c. a. Blanton, Mrs. NJ.
"A Anderson Miss Anderson, Mrs. NJ.
Il Z THOMAS Mrs. L. r. Han,berlin, Mrs.
4 f.oso Mrs q p. Lee Mrs. a. T. |
II,,,,tt Miss / ,ojgh. Mrs John S. Muuce,
Misc Madge Ereedley Mrs. Landon b.
7sax,,n+ds Mrs. c, ". p. Brock Mrs.
preston Carson, Mrs. w. r. Nawter
NIes r,hiles Eorrell Miss Zelle Minor,
AIRS. c. ID. Wingfeld.
i5 Among the visitors were Mrs. John
houston Of ST. Paul Mimi; Mrs. Ed
ward lSeecher Finck, of Philadelphia;
Afrs Robert Hayden. of Chicago; Mrs.
t,ryler. OF James Wood Chapter, Park
4,,sbi,r, w. Va; Mrs r. c. Quinn, of
1slue Ridge Chapter, Lynchburg.
AIRS. ID. II. Williams, chairman for the
day announced the numbers on u care
fulS- prepared and interesting program.
l'ho meeting opened with n song by
Mrs. NJ. b. Thomas, whose rich soprano
Voice was heard with delight by cul-
Tired audience. She responded TO an
enthusiastic encore by singing Mar
Ealita."
Mrs. b. II. Ellington then read care
fully-prepared and interesting paper OF.
George Washington and Miss zelie Minor
rendered several wel-Selectcd piano
numbers. Mrs. Edward Beecher flhck,
of Philadelphia, added to ttlc p!oSrana
humorous and amusing recllai, Witt,
4 was particularly appreci''lou py .''s ~
players III IN roe le r , Of the chapter an
,,a,ead Tho ,n,nerative need of activity
,,,nn, c,,anter members looking toward
& 49, col,ection of relics for the Daughters
axh,htion at jamestown Exposition. She
snid that it was necessary for every
member to notify the regent at once OF
;,ll relics which can DO loaned for tho
occasion The mementoes VIII li,, De p'a u,,a
IN an aosuauteis y. ~ IA n,,,ht from ma
VIII DC sua Au',..., ICY ,, ul
fsaluers " SOU n,rooax, nromiscf
AMONG .ne $500, 70 INA sword If
II i,,frt nn IL which
c.e.'elai $500 ,,,,,ota the Rill Of Rights,
pi1,, halone;nr nj one time to Lord
7 CORVALLIS, and General Tareton's own
ranteen.
The literary program closed WIN
piano solo by Miss Minor. a \, s . h h,
followed. during winch a de'iclous co 1,a
ton was served Mrs. Moore sus ta1h, sls,
her ALREADY estlpiisheu iei'u'a'ioii w
the most graceful hospitalty'
Musical Recital.
An excellent program was rendered AZ
the Richmohd Conservatory " MusiS
last evening, when the pupils appeared
in their seml-mohthly rec'la,.
Each number was pieas'i'eiS per
formed. the work rehecuhs cfeoi' on
teachers and puplls.
The program was es 1oilows:
p ysras Fanny i Hu,son inez verser and
Mary and Annie Walden.
.orca in Bv-Gono DAYS. Suits
Miss lille Berger,
a., El,.uso,, Baff
Ny;es ouiso King.
F,ianao,;n overt,,re Selected