The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

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at Bostocks arena this afternoon and
evening
A particularly lively performances will
help to mako the affair enjoyable. Tick
cts may be obtained at the Retreat, or
from the ladies Of the board.
Lecture To-Day.
Miss Maria Blair will deliver lecture
on the Austrian Tyrol this afternoon
at $50 o'clock. In the assembly room
of the Woman's Christian Association
Building.
Miss Blair will tell her personal ex-
periences in travelling through the Tyrol;
and her interesting presentation Of an
interesting subject will, 1t Is hoped, at
tract large audience.
The proceeds will go to White Me-
mortal Circle, Kings Daughters. who
work largely In the interest Of the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery
Charity Ball.
The charity ball, given last evening in
Masonic Tomplo, under the auspices OF
the German Ladies' Aid Association, was
most successful.
Mrs A. Rosencgk was chairman of
arrangements. and much credit Is due
to her and her able corps of assistants
for tho success Of the affair
delicious supper was served after the
dance.
Personal Mention.
Bishop T. a.. Jaggar, OF Boston, is the
guest Of Captain f. H. Deane, of No.
2O3 East Franklin Street. He will preach
Sunday morning In ST. Paus Church
and Sunday afternoon at Monumental.
Mr.. and Mrs James Stuart Reynolds
have returned from their wedding tour,
and are at No, lis East Franklin Street
for the remainder OF the winter
Miss Margaret Foster. 8of Schuyler,
Va, Is the guest Of Miss E@Ett rr.lt at
No. sos Park Avenue.
Mr.. j. a. R!dgeley, who has been in
the city with his wife, who Is III, has
returned to his business In Pittsburg,
Pa. Mrs. Ridgeley is able TO be out
! again.
Miss Helen L. Hayes OF Grove Road,
lleft last week for Savannah Ga. to
spend a month with her aunt Mrs. Seay.
Miss Lora Chaplin, who has been sick
at her home for sevekal weeks is much
(, better. She expects to go South shortly.
| Mrs. Robert Pegram has returned from
a visit to her parents, Colonel and Mrs.
/ Harry Hodges. in Norfolk. She was
| Mr.. Walter Burruss has returned to
his work at Richmond College after q
visit to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Franklin
have issued invitations to the marriage
/ Of their daughter, Miss Martha Ashton
Franklin. to Councilman Edgar M.
| Young, Jr. The ceremony will take
| place in st. Georges sEp/,opal Church
| Fredericksburg, on the evening Of We'd
nesday, February goth. at clock.
Miss courtenay crump has returned
from a visit TO Miss Elizabeth Martin
in Norfolk.
Miss Nancy Benedict. of Athens, Ga.
who has been the guest Of Miss Core
] Younger, Will leave tomorrow to spend
4"week- end with Mrs. Richard Hall Da-
| Wis, in Petersburg. Mrs. Davis will en-
tertain in honor Of her guest.
Mr.. c. Hunt, OF Keysyille, Va. Is
undergoing treatment at st. Lukc's Hos,
! pital.
Mrs. D. s. Russell, Of Fredericksburg
has arrived to take charge Of the Nurses
| Home of Memorial Hospital.
Miss Caroline Kidd is the guest o
Miss sale Dobie.. In Petersburg'
: John Fox, Jr., the noted author, +
! spending some timo at his homo IN BIZ
Stone Gap, Va, where he Is at work OF
/ q Forthcoming novel.
Mrs ]. T.. Clarke and Mrs. Douglas
3. Gordon, of Baltimore, will visit Mrs
William Roane Aylett in Newport News
shortly.
Among those who received at the TO
cent Southern Relief ball In washington
were Mrs. William Rutiln Cox. OF Rich
mond Mrs. Donald Mclean, Of New
York, ana Miss Mamie Randolph Heth.