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

Development of the Colony; Slavery and
Migration Of the Women; the Established
/ Church; tho Hueguenots; the Scotch
Irish.
FEBRUARY 25th-Governor spottswood and
Tlis Times; the knights OF the Golden
Horseshoe.
March 4th--Current History; Book Re-
views.
England.
March 1sth-Character Sketches of
Prominent Puritans.
March 25tll-Dutch and Quaker Settle
nl@nts Sketches of StuSvesant and Will
liam Penn
April 1st-Current History; Book Re-
views.
April Sth-The Schools and Churches Of
Colonial Days
April 15th-Colonal Art and Literature
April 22d--Coloniul Homes and Families.
April 29tli-Thc Dawn of the Revolution:
the Leading Statesmen of this Period
and Their Theories OF Government.
May Gth-Current History; Election Of
Officers.
May 13th-Final Meeting.
New Years Hop.
Miss Martha w. Gardner was the
hostess of delightful New Years hop.
given in her home In Lee District last
Wednesday evening from . until o'clock.
Singing. dancing and games We're in
dulged in until late hour, when the
guests repaired to the dining-room, where
supper was served The dining room, re-
ceptioa hall and parlors We're tastefully de-
Corated with evcrgreens and candelabrae.
Those who participated in the enjoyment
of the evening were Nfissse Virginia
n ewell, Eta Harris, Clevie Simms.
Elizabeth Zacharias, Agnes C;ulick, Mary
Pickett. Ruby Priddy, Minnie Wells,
Linda Ralston. Lula Angle, Maude Gard
ner and Martha Gardner. Messrs. Henry
Parsons, Amiel Parsons, Leslie Simms.
Leslie Oakley. Charles Newell. Paul
Newell. Richard Allen, Richard Schultz,
Lewis Moody, Ira Priddy, Samuel Harri-
son, Frank Moltz, Felix Martin. AIessrs
Garrett and Jenkins. Chaperons We're
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Garrett.
At Wonan's Club.
on Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club, Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield
chairman of the art committee. whose
simple, easy style has made her favor
lite speaker at the club. will give a paper
on "Heraldry: Some Uses and Abuses
of Coat Armor.'
On Wednesday, afternoon the Literary
Round Table Will discuss Mrs. Myrta
Lockett Avarys last book, Dixie After
the War" under the direction of Miss
Guillaurne
\ great treat is promised club men,
bers and. their friends on the evening Of
the 18th inst4xN when the distinguished
author and lecturer, w. t. Crockett. of
Tweedsmuir, Scotland, will give his heaH-
tiful illustrated lecture on Scott and the
Southland
In this lecture Mr. Crockett shows 1876
slides of the Scott country, all from the
most recent photographs: also portraits
Of Scott and of his ancestors, and OF
many other persons with whom Walter
Scott was Intimately connected.
King William Watch Party.
A merry crowd of young people gath
cred in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
| Robins, of Winchester, King William
| county, on Monday night last to dance
the old year out and the new year in.
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O'clock.
j Among those present were Misses Min
| ME Johnson. Mary Robinson, Mamie
Gregory. Gertrude Waring. Matte Hill
Irene King. Wortley Montague, Ida Mon
J tague. Bette Robins, Marie Robinson
Sophia Robinson, Vena Arnold, Miss
Richardson. Misses Carrie Littlepagc
Nellie Thompson, Bessie Num-. Pet'
Num-, Emma ROBINSON, Murray Garrett
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Helen Robins linda iancey' MarS
Vaughan, Annie f"weii. Estelie ana ltle.
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