The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-27

the Sick. will constitute reception
committee for tomorrow, when tho
annual pound party of the hospital
will be given from 10 NJ. to P. NJ.
All friends of the institution will
be cordially welcomed. and light re-
freshments will be served.
Engagement Announced.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday has
the following item of interest:
The engagement Is announced Of
Miss Mary c. Jackson to Mr.. David
Grigsby Long, of Albe1narle county,
Va. Miss jackson is a daughter Of
the late Mrs. Eugene jackson, who.
before her marriage was Miss Re-
becca Cohen. and is niece of Mr.
Mendes Cohen. The date for the we'd
ding has not been announced.
Looking for Home.
President ". II. White. of the Rich
mond, Fredericks burg and Potomac
Railway, accompanied by Mrs. White,
spent yesterday in Richmond selecting
q home, which they will occupy hero
in the near future. They inspected
the house on West Franklin Street
owned by Mrs. Charles Pickett Stokes,
but it is not known whether they ar
rived at decision.
Mr.. and Mrs. White now live in Nor
folk. but Mrs. White. before her mar
riage, was Miss Emma Gray. a most
attractive and popular Richmond go
cicty girl. Her old friends will be
delighted to welcome her and her FAM
lily to Richmond and to the place which
seems to be naturally awaiting them
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Boyce D. BROKER has returned
from a brief visit to New York.
Miss Willie Pendleton, who is spend
ing the wintersin Southern Florida Is
enjoying many outdoor pleasures with
her friends there. She recently spent
week on camping party in the
extreme Southern part OF the State
and several other excursions are plan
ned for early spring.
Miss Grace Weber has returned from
visit to her brother the Rev. T. Fl.
Athey, in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Charles Culpeper and daughter,
Miss Ottolene Culpeper of Portsmouth,
are the guests of friends here.
Miss Lizzie spragg has returned to
her home in Louisa county, after q
lengthy visit to friends here.
Mr.. Garrett Francis, Of Alexandria
has arrived in the city to accept a new
| position. and will make Richmond his
| home in the future.
| The engagement Is announced OF Miss
| Cornelia Hamilton Janney, daughter n
| DIR. and Mrs. Charles IL. Janney, OF
Philip NJ, Knox, son of Captain ant
Mrs. Robert +. Knox, also of Alexan.
dria. The wedding is to take place
| early in April,
Miss Daisy Samuel, Of this city, Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest b. Crawford, o
/ Harrisonburg, We're among the guest
at an elegant social function on Fri
day evening last when Professor ant
Mrs. W; II. Bolster entertained tn
Young Married Peoples Social Club o
that city, Mrs; Crawford viii be re
membered in Richmond as Miss Boss
| Rountree.
Judge J. NJ ouarles, of Stanton, 1
spending a few days in this city.
] Mr. Hubert Lefebvre visited hi
aunt. Mrs. II, II. Powers, in Christians
burg sunday.
Mrs. Ryland Gwathtmey visited he
uncle, Captain +. V. Winston, in Louis
county last week. She was joino
there by her son, Mr.. Frank CiWath
mey, of Washington, ID. G.
DR.. j. S. Halsey recently visited ID
j. n. Barney In Fredericksburg.
Mr., John Christian Is spending fe,
days with his parents in Newport New
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Alexander Bruce
| who have been spending two year
| abroad, are expected to return to the
home in Richmond next month.
Rev j. Yates bowman spent sur
Il n al ~
preached AT St. Georges Episcopi
the pulpit of All Saints, this city.
Cards are out for the marriage
Miss Maud Ellington, daughter Of Il
late Mr.. Samuel Ellington, OF Staffo
also OF STAFFORD. The marriage "
take place on Sunday, March Gath.
Miss Kate Elsmere PuIler viii lea
for Portsmouth Friday, ard will ri
a recital in the Congregational Chur
Of that city, Friday evening, Miss RI
Ier recently gave Very successful L
eltai in suffolk.
Miss Ellen IT. Kent has returned
her home IN Louisa county, after
pleasant visit To her brother In Il
city.
Miss Berry, Rarber returned vest,
day from visit TO her home In Frs
erlcksburg.
Miss blanche Robertson has retu,
ed from N Visit IN M. AIiuuou t9L al