The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07

w. w. Inere Inc honeymoon Will
| DO spent among the mountains On
their return they will reside at No.
| 400 West Marshall Street
| Gone to Jamestown.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson left ycster-
day for Norfolk sl1d the Jamestown
Exposition to attend the opening cere :
of the Virginia Division, United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. held in the
Auditorium at II A. n. Mrs. Swanson
Will take part In the reception to he
given the Daughters by Mrs. j. r.
Speight, OF No. SS4 Freemason Street.
Norfolk. this evening. from $3.50 TO
| 1890. and will be present at that ten
dered by Hope.Maury Chapter to-mor-
! row evening. In the home OF Mrs.
| Walter II. Doyle.
| The Algonquin Hotel. at Norfolk. is
! headquarters for. the delegation from
/ the Richmond Chapter to the United
Daughters of the Confederacy conven :
ton. Mrs. Norman Randolph, presi-
dent OF Richmond Chapter; Mrs. Edgar
/ D. Taylor. Mrs. Thomas S. Bococlz, Mrs.
George A. Lyon, Mrs. j. H. Timberlake
and Mrs. B. A, Blenner had reached
Norfolk Tuesday night. and other chap
ter delegates were expected.
Auxiliary Sale.
! A cake and pie sale. under the au-
spices of the ladies' Auxiliary of the
No. 81, In Sixth Street Market on Sat-
urday, when those In charge hope to
have the pleasure of visit from their
friends.
Needle Work Guild.
All members OF the Richmond branch
of the Needle Work Guild and thoss
interested In this work are urged to
send their contributions in promptly.
either to their directors or to Mrs.
Pleasanton L. Conquest, No. Ill North
Fifth Street.
Each package should have the name
of the sender plainly written on It, so
that she will be credited with the
donation.
The exhibition will take place at
noon on the 14th OF November. in Muir
phys Hotel Annex, Grace Street en-
| trance, and all Interested are invited
to attend.
Pastors Reception.
Overlook Presbyterian Church of
Barton Heights will give reception
in the church to their new pastor, the
Rev. Ramon L. White. OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Tomorrow evening
at $3.50 o'clock.
Alumnne Reception.
"A reception will be givan by the
Alumnae Association of Woman's COL
lege, this city Tomorrow afternoon
from to o'clock, in honor of the
graduating college class Of 1905.
Decorations In palms. smilaX and
flowers will carry out the college and
class colors. a musical program for
the afternoon has been arrang ed, and
q recitation will.be given by Miss Eula
Bailey Refreshments will be served
throughout the afternoon by younger
members of the alumnae.
The officers of the graduating class
are Miss Mary May, of Waverly Va,
president; Miss Ida Smith, Of Emporla.
Va, vlce-president; Miss Mary Gibson
Hundley, of Mathews county. secre-
tary, and Miss Eva Agnew, of Mont-
gomery county, w. Va, treasurer.
In Honor of Miss Dunnington.
Miss ElIzabeth D3unntng!.q2In, OF Farm;
Gillle i the guest OF Miss Mabel
at cards in honor Of Miss Huntington.
Personal Mention.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Winston are
al the Chesterfield for the winter.
Mr. Matthew Gilmour and Miss
Gllmour have taken apartments at No.
lis East Franklin Street.
Mrs. William Gordon Robinson and
little daughter, Anne. OF Roanoke, Va,
are spending some time In Richmond,
and arc at No. 1l5 East Franklin
Street
MISSES Sue and Mary Davidson, OF
Lexingtonn Va, arrived at No, 215 East
Franklin street, this city, Monday
evening. They Will attend the U, d,
c. Convention in Norfolk, visit the
Jamestown Exposition and spend some
days In Richmond on their return
route.
Mr. and Mrs, II. G. Lucas have re-
turned from New York, and are at
NO. llo North Third Street.
Mrs. Robert G. Scott and Mrs. Kitty
Scott McGilvra have returned tog the
city, and will be Mt No. 112 East
Franklin Street for the winter.
Mrs G, G. Cardwell, who has been
spending IL few days III Richmond, has
returned to her home IN Newport
News,
lieutenant Harry Newton Cootes, VI,
is, A. military lttache TO the fair,