The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
Ing, April Goth. at o'clock, in the
home OF the brides parents.
Thanks Returned

hanks ReturneQ.
The ladies Interested In tho recent
production of the operetta. "Red Riding
Hood" which was a great success, de-
sire to thank most sincerely the firms
and individuals who helped them so ef-@
fcicntly In their work Of presenting
the operetta. They desire also to cx-
press their appreciation to the public
for the liberal patronage they received.
Misses Gait Honored
Miss Virginia Bruce Braithwaite, Of.
Williamsburg, Va, entertained Thurs
day at cards at her home in honor or
DR.. Mary Chandler Lowell and Miss
Ellen Chandler, of Boston. The color
scheme was pink and green. The par
lors were beautifully decorated in del
icatc colors, and the candles from the
colonial candelabra gave beautiful
glow to the occasion. with green and
pink candles. The score cards were
hand painted. with little Easter rab-
bits at tho end of the ribbons. Each
table represented a flower, with the
e-cards OF the table to match. The
first table was violet the next mar
cissus. and a number OF others. The
last was wall-flower.
Fl Misses Mary Ware Gait and Bertha
Brnithwaitc. wearing white dresses
with green and pink ribbons, kept
score. assisted by Miss Lucy Stubs and
Mr.. Alfred Murphy. The games We're
called by little whistle suspended
over the violet table by green ribbons.
The first lady's prize. "A beautiful
bunch OF pink carnations and maiden
hair fern, was awarded Mrs. Frederick
johnson. The first gentlcman's prize,
bisque cardcase, hand-painted IN
green. was won by Mr.. Roach. The
consolation, heart-shaped case made
Of California orange wood, hand paint
ed, wars awarded to Mr.. Marsden.
Miss Virginia Braithwaite received.
assisted by Mrs. j. N. Purcell and Mrs.
L. C. Long. Dainty refreshments were.
served at the close of the evening.
Those present were Mesdamcs Viola
Ware, Randolph Macon, Ritche, Fred.
Johnson; Misses Mary Gait, OF Baltt-
more; Ellen Chandler, OF Boston; Jetta
Thorpe, Annie Gait, Harriet Hankns,
Rosa Emery, Emily Christian, Lucy
Stubs and N1cssrs. Thomas Peachy,
Becker, Marsden. Roach, Arnold, Dold,
Campbell, A. Murphy. Wigglesworsh,Y
Lieutenant Robert Gait, Professor
Crawford and Professor Coffey
A beautiful german was given Fri
day evening by lieutenant Gait and
Miss Annie Gait in honor Of Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Gait Of Baltimore.
The evening was most enjoyable.
Progressive Whist.
Miss Agnes M. Schraudt entertained
ut progressive whist" Wednesday eve
ring. Seven tables were engaged and
four prizes were given.
The house was decorated with palms
and ferns. The dining room had Easter
decorations, and at each plate were
Easter favors.
Association to Meet.
Tho Visiting Nurses Association VII,
meet Tuesday at noon at the Nurses
Settlement, on North Seventh Street.
Surprise Party.
delightful surprise party was given
Miss Edna Hetzer, of No. PA South
Jefferson street, oil Thursday evening
last. About twenty five Of her friends
spent a very pleasant evening. enjoy
ing games, music and delicious re-
5froshmcnts.
ennort. Annie Dunford, Katie Dunford,
Violet Devereux, Ireno DevereuX, Jen-
mic Long, Mary Bongers Rose lloherty,
stella James, Irene Poat and Mrs. i.
Dunford; Mcssrs, Park Clemltt, Jamea
Jones. John Davenport, John Dunn,
James O'Noal, Y. Thacker. FeliX
and Dr. Crittenden,
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing tho marriage of Miss Jane
Scott Tunstull, DAUGHTER OF Mrs Nsi-
son sale, to Mr. William Hatch Dent
OF the City of Mexico.
The ceremony took place on APrl'
Attn, in the city of Mexico. where y M.
and Mrs Dent will be at home aftef
May 1st. 49,
Eoth bride and groom have many
relatives and friends in Virginia, VINO
will bo interested in the annon''ce-
ment.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George cnutts Homes s.
OF New York, and little son are at the
|Jefferson Hotel. Mrs, Holmes VIII bn
|s,ecallcd most pleasantly by many
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