The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-11

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homo after March list at No. els East
Grace Street, Richmond.
Birthday Party.
Little Miss Lois Bell, daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. r. o. Bell, Of No. 1919 Han
over Avenue, will give an entertainment
this afternoon from to 6 o'clock, III
celebration of her third birthday.
All decorations will be In red, and the
valentine idea will be prcttily carried
out IN the refreshments and table ac-
cessorics. Dainty valentines VIII be
given as souvenirs.
Children invited are: Misses Eliza
beth Cox, Elizabeth Dyer, Margaret
banks, Helen and Frances Huntley,
Mary, Helen and Elizabeth Yeats, Mary
Heaton, Mildred Craig, Judith Thomp-
son, Frances Woodward, Elizabeth Ma
gill, Jessie Crenshnw, Helen Boothe,
Masters Edwin Laird Garland and
Charles Pollard. Bentley Cox, Robert
and William Mayheld, Robert Johnson.
Grnyson Fairbanks, Muscoe Huntley,
Howard Yeats. Archer Jones, Claiborne
and John Connellcy, Ben Rawles and
Clarke Boothe.
Surprise Party.
Miss Elsie V. Payne was delightfully."-
entertained in her home on Thursday
evening by q surprise party. Music
added greatly to the enjoyment OF the
earlier part OF the evening. instrument
tai selections were contributed by Miss
Payne and Messrs. X. c. Smith and r.
p. Payne The vocal solos Of Miss Sadie
Frederick. Mr. II. l.. Smith and Mr.
Daniel Clarke were especially enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served at a
late hour.
Those present were: Misses Annie
Roy and Alice Whiting Taylor, Miss
Elsle Payne, Miss BERTHE G. Davis, Miss
Ethel Hewlett, Miss Nellie Smith, MISS
Mittie Points, Misses Sadie and Flossie
Fendrick and Miss Evelyn Waller,
Smith. b. j. Coffnan. r. G. Smith,
Daniel Clarke, Julian Burruss. II. Z.
Payne and DR.. NJ b.. Coffnan.
Mrs. r. p. Payne and Mrs. Julian
Burruss chaperoned the party.
Mrs. Finck's Lecture.
Under the auspices Of Richmond Chap
ter. Daughters Of the Confedcracy, Mrs.
Edward Beechcr Fincis, will deliver her
illustrated lecture on THE Wonderland
| OF America" In the hall OF the House
OF Delegates tomorrow evening at s'oo
o'clock.
Mrs. Finck is thoroughly acquainted
with her subject. having Travelled at iels-
| urc through California and Yellowstone
| park, as well as through tile mountains
/ of Colorado.
| Sho Is a lecturer Of much note, ana
| hns won n well-deservcd reputation as a
/ woman Of force and influence IN ner
native city, Philadelphia. where she hoids
positions Of prominence IN several ialso
literary and philanthropic organizations. !.
A splendid musical program VIII De al1
! attractive feature OF the evening.
Annual Meeting.
Tho board Of the Home for lncnraDles
! held It's annual meeting on Saturahy d.
/! noon, when the following ot1eeIs 49, 49,
eIacted: President, Mrs. Peyton r. Sai
,,npton. Vice Presidents Mrs. William r.
r,wier Of tho Christian Church; Miss saiiy
i creanhow. of the Episcopal Church; mrs.
1 Inhn Harwood, of the Baptist Churcn )
Wrs John Murphy, OF the Cathoilc
| 1.hurch: Mrs. L. Q. Miller, OF the Me'lioe
1ist Church: Mrs. Loren Dicklhso 5,, y,
the Presbyterian Church, ant " VIZ o. 49,,
\ cvc,c of the Hebrew Church. MISS anna nv
4 n,Ii ,,,oa elected treasurer. Mrs. fTaiihl.ll
ctaarns ar. corresponding secretais
~ i,itzhugh Mayo recording secretals
and Miss Sarah Allen, chairman " ''oo''N
a committee.
Plans Succeed.
MI n,uphters Of the Confederac!
I, w,rginin arc congratulating theni
.a,ve. IN the success Of their pan VIZ
na,ord to representation at the james
town Exposition.
Thcir house, which is to represen
1orerson Davis's mississippi home
.paa,voir." is nearly completed. an
will be ready for occupancy by Mare'
III Mr.. ]. i. Biggs. Of this city, ma
generously offered TO furnlsh VI
house when completed.
Contributors certificates and mem
bership cards are being distributed p
the treasurer, Mrs. Y. y. ia.e' % az
idly as possible.
IF has been suggested by Mrs. Eus
. tace Williams, Of Kentucky, who WI
have charge of the cafe to be attache
to the building that number Q
young girls from each chapter be ap
pointed to serve, thereby rendering tn
restaurant more attractive.
At Wonan's Club.
The history class Of the Womans Clu
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Tho subject will be Sir William
. Berkeley, the History Of Virginia iron
. 1e42 to 1900" Mrs. II. William Pcmberto
will read paper.
Chapter Meeting.
5 Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of tn
, Confedcracy. will hold their regulu
!. monthly meeting Thursday morning
| this week at II o'clock In the assembl
, hall of the Woman's Christian Asst
, citation.
Board to Meet.
! The regular monthly meeting Of tt
! board of managers. ShelterIng Arm
: Free Hospital. will be held to-day a
y noon at the hospital. A largo attend
J, ance Is desired.
5 Pie and Pound Party.
: THO Newberry Memorial Circle q
Kings Daughters and Sons, will giN
d their annual pie and pound party til
re evening in the home OF Mr.. VILLA
II Robertson. No. 1000 North Fifth Stree
The circle has done good work *
's tho Shelterlng Arms Hospital, and IL
|. members are anxious that those WI
have so literally contributed in IL
nrst will kindly remember the nee,
s of the hospital on this occasion.
~ Officers of | hc cirClu ara Mrs. 'NhOil