The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
For Distinguished Visitors.

Members of the Woman's Club will
be hostesses at n charming reception
this afternoon from to Z o'clock in
honor Of the distinguished Confcder-
ate women who are attending the re-
( ,Nion
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Mrs William
Malone, Mrs. Lucy Lee Hill N1acgll
i Miss Mary GUSTS Lee, Mrs. j. Il. b. Stuart
regents of tbs Confederate Museum,
State division presidents of the Daugh-
y ters OF the Confederacy, officers OF the
Jefferson Davis Monument Asso citation,
sponsors and maids Of honor and other
distinguished women will be among the
I invited guests.
Owing to limited space. admission
4 will be by card only, and visitors cards
will not be good for this occasion.
Decorations will be in red and white,
and the usual charming hospitality of
the club will make this notable event
{ OF reunion week.
rs Informal Reception.
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee. honorary pres
ider: of the Homo for Needy Confedcr-
ate Women, Mrs. Andrew Jackson Mon
4 taguc. acting president, and the ladies
Eof the board extend n cordial invitation
Ito the veterans and visiting members
of Confederate organizations to at
]. tend an informal reception at the home,
No. East Grace Street, this afternoon,
from to Z o'clock.
Is The ladies Of the home will be glad
Ito greet their old-timc friends, and
4 Captain Sally Tompkins, who has been
an inmate of the home for the past
ltyear, will be especially glad to renew
Stold acquaintance, with any who may
have come under her ministering care
during her period of service at her hos
pital, conducted from 'G1 to G5 in this
city.
Missouri Party Here.
Mrs. John Francis Davis, Of Kansas
City, Mo-, is chaperon for the sponsors
and maids from Missouri
Her party of young girls has attract
ed much attention on account of their
beauty and wit, and they are always
third balcony at the Jefferson where
they hold an informal levee each cvc-
ming.
Mrs. Davis is president Of Stonewall
jackson Chapter, Daughters Of tho
Confederacy, of Kansas City, Mo-, the
largest chapter in her State, with a
membership Of $50. She is the daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. John A. Brooks.
Young ladies in her party are Miss
& Edith Haydon sponsor for the Missouri
veterans, and Miss Louise Ingram, her
maid of honor; Misses Shelter Vivian
Virginia Vivian. Carlton Williams, Car
RE Lewis. Ucarl jewell Sarah B. Nor
ton, Mamie Woods, Maudc Colby and
s Maud Bryan.
Miss IIctIl Here.
Miss Nannio Randolph Heth, daugh.
ter Of General Harry Heth and presi.
dent of the Southern Relief Society
of Washington. is at the Jefferson. She
occupied a place Of honor in the parade
OF the Stuart unwilling and Will also
be in a carriage in the rarade on Mon
day. She will receive with Mrs. Swan
son at the RECEIPT ton to be given in the
Executive Mansion this evening".
In Honor of Bride.
Miss Virginia Cabell Baker. OF Win.
chester whose marriage to Mr.. Peter
yrcndenburgh Of New York. takes
+ place to-day, was guest of honor at 9
beautiful card party given "Wednesday
morning by her maid Of honor, Mis-.
Frances Peyton Page, Of Winchester.
A number of prominent society girls
not only from Winchester, but from
other Southern cities, were the guests
An elegant Luncheon was served after
the game.
At Daughters Headquarters.
The scenes &c 1'ridaY wore but con-
y tinuanco Of .thesucightful hours at the
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