The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06
Beautiful Luncheon.

sClrClcy IT lrSt Baptist CnurCl1. A Il4
Beautiful Luncheon.
Mrs j. Taylor 1Illyson OF No. 10 East
franklin Street, was the hostess Of q
very beautiful luncheon yesterday af-
tcrnoon at O'clock, III honor Of Miss
Rosa Virginia Smith, whose marriage
to MI. Abner Stephenson Pope will
take place next Wednesday.
& Tho luncheon table was exquisltclyIl
decorated with pink sweet peas and I
smilax. A ccntrcpiccc of the fragrant
blossoms was surrounded with pink
shaded candles In crystal candelabra
and the dainty menu further carried
out the scheme of the whole Grape
fruit was served in smilax-wreathed
baskets. and the ices were adorned with
clusters OF sweet peas tied with tiny
bows Of pink gauze ribbon.
Mrs. ,Illyson's guests were Miss Rosa
Virginia Smith. Misses Nellie and
Louise Bowman Of Lynchburg: Miss
Jessie Jones, Miss Madge Bowie, Miss
Maude Starke, Miss Virginia Clarke,
Miss N1adge Montgomery. Miss Otey
Minor Miss Ruth Harrison and Mrs.
Howard Sutton.
House Party at Ben Venue.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene, Of
ben Venue" Rnppahannocle county,
was hostess at a delightful house party |
during the Easter hoAuays. On March
3Oth she gave large reception in
honor of her house, guests, to which
about 200 were Invited.
Members Of the house party were
Miss Mary Meade, Of Topeka, Kan:
Miss Maud Littlepage Kcnncrly, Of
Clarke county; Miss Louise b.. Meade,
of White Post, Va; Miss Sara MacAtce
and Miss Mary Waller, Of Front Royal,
Va; Mr.. f. Webb Maddux, of Fauquier
county; Mr.. Lacy G. Lackey, Of Clifton
Forge, and Mr.. Burbank Dc Jarnette, Of
Fredericksburg, Va
Huguenot Society.
The Richmond branch Of the Hugue-
not Evangelical Society will hold its
annual mass meeting at the Grace
| Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow
| evening at 8 o'clock.
I The address will be made by Bishop
L. Z. Hoss. Of Tennessee, who is well
| known as one Of the most eloquent
clergymen Of the Methodist Church. An
i attractive feature OF the service will
be the singing Of an old Huguenot
l canticle, which the excellent choir Of
4 Dr.. Witherspoon's church is expected
to render.
AS is well known, the Richmond So
ciety has, for several years past, been
supporting q clergyman at Lamotke-
! Fenelon, in the rural districts of
| France. where evangelical work Is
much needed and appreciated; and it
] Is In order to keep this good work
before the Richmond people that these
4 meetings are held. All those interested
are cordially Invited to be present.
To Give Easter Hunt.
AS,,1 roo,,1ipo wi he In
| charge Of a pretty Easter egg hunt,
:. to be given this morning at II o'clock
Ion the lawn of the Baptist Home for
Aged Women, corner Harvie Street and
Grove Avenue.
Delicious home made candy will be
on sale, and the little folks arc prom.
ised a good time. If the weather Il
!, bad, the hunt will be postponed unit
! the next clear afternoon.
Proceeds will go to the State Nils
4 sion Circle Of the First Baptist churcl,
+ Initial Dance.
G The Cot;llion Club a recently forme.
Z sccia! organization, gave its initin
: dance in Hermitage Golf Club las
Z evening.
y The dance, which began at s O'Clock
: was in the hands OF a committee com
posed Of Mcssrs. G. z. Ready, A.
= Gilman and w. w. Nance. and an OK
A. ceedingly pleasant evening was sper
T. by the boys and girls present.
y Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Ruskell and M
S, and Mrs. T. w. Grimmell were til
Q. chaperons. s3.
n Among those dancing were Mise
. Anna Rosenegk Christine Roscnesl
:, Grace Gilman. Julia Payne lImn1
~ Brown, May B. Taylor. Of PETERSBURG
At Jean McGraw, Elizabeth N1cGraw, MAI
as ME Hall, Messrs. c. B. Pollard. j.
CT Wilson, A. S. Gilman, John Ruskc
w. w. Nance. 7. B. Brown, r. T. No
he fleet, w. B. Robinson, II. J., Lorrain
or II. c. Taylor, c. D. Taylor, G.
te Ready, and others.
Ill Building Completed.
., The Norfolk Landmark of yesterd
- has tho following notice that W
so prove OF interest to Daughters of t
~ Ccnfcderncy all over the State:
la. Following an inspection of "Bea
he yeIr," the home of the Daughters
be tho Confederacy at the expositlt
EN- Yesterday by tho board of directo
lte Contractor Moore received all but
Nral payment for the erection Of t
structure &
~ ~, The final amount VIII be paid ca
- next week, when tho building will
turned over to the Daughters Of I
ssh Confederacy fully completed.
ity All furniture and fixtures for
ov- building are now in readiness to
sent to the grounds at SewelIs Pol
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