The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

interest, as well as of Importance to
Richmond music lovers, will be a con-
cert to be given by ST. Hida's Guild
of st. PauPs Episcopal Church, Thurs
day evening. January Gath, at $3.50 o'clock.
in the auditorium OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
large number of society ladies will
be patronesses for the evening, and n
brilliant audience will be- in attendance.
The artists have been chosen with great
care, a celebrated singer from Boston
and distinguished vollnist being among
the number on the program, promising a
musical treat OF the rarest kind
The proceeds of the concert will be
used for the support of teacher in the
Ragged Mountain Mission, where the
degradation and ignorance of the people
is almost inconceivable. The guild Ia
also assisting the Nurses Settlement in
this city and is interested in various
! other charities for which 1t Is always
actively at work.
st. Hilda's Guild has rs its president
Mrs. John *. Branch, and is composed
| of a large number OF society women who
have been untring in their efforts to
ameliorate the wretched condition of the
people in the Ragged Mountains Of Vir-
ginia and to aid in the noble work of
the Nurses Settlement in this city
The guild supports teacher In the
Ragged Mountains, and no charity should
make a stronger appeal to the public
than this work among sVirginia's desti-
tute mountaineers.
The Nurses Settlement has its work
in Richmond among the INDECENT sick.
number of noble. self sacrificing wo-
men give their entire time to the teach
ing of sanitation cleanliness and caro-
! of No irly ~
|, The entire program and the list OF
patronesses will be published later
Tickets may be obtained at the Young
Mems Christian Associa tion, Hunters
book store. Bell Book and Stationery
Company. and also from the following
ladies': Mrs. Robert Blankenship, No. $40
East Franklin Street: MRS. Turner Ar
rington, No. los West Grace Street: Mrs.
Frederick Scott. No. $40 Park Avenue,
and Miss sallie Hobson. No. West
Franklin Street
Miss Johnston's Guest.
Miss Cornelia 1rby Morgan is the guest
OF Miss Mary Johnston at Miss John
stohs nome, No. ITO East Franklin street
MISS Morgan is the daughter OF United
states Senator Morgan. of Alabama.
Miss Robinson Will Entertain
Miss Martha Maury Robinson Of M
slsi1 West Franklin Street. Will enter
tam number of her friends among tha
younger society set of Richmond M :,
card party to be given Thursday evening.
January 18th. at $3.50 o'clock. o
AS You Like II
4 new bridge club, containing Inst !,
nan score OF members, and recently, ~ .
canned, is called AS You Ike To-.
MRS, T. u. Harris will be the cluh hostas.
~ tle chesterfield this week.
Will Attend in Body.
Hoi!NWood Memorial Association ,,s
been invited through its president Mrs
- aaSlor Ellvson, and by DIR. James p
o'hith. chairman OF arrangements. to ~.
Tend the Lee memorial services M 81
fauis Episconal Church, on Sat,,rda !.
next, at noon, in body. Members ara
requested to assemble in the lecture-roon,
VI me church At 1l;30 O'clock and to wear
their badges
pr' smith has also sent an invitation
10 me association through Mrs E,llvson
requesting attendance OF members nt tba
annual sermon to be delivered 10 tho
confederate veterans by the Rev. DR.. w
v Young at Centenary NJ. Il. Cb,rch
thlS evening, They are asked to come to
the church half-hour before the time of
| service and be prepared to go in to-
gether.
Silver Tea Benefit
a silver TEA for the benefit of the Shelf
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