The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
TO-DAY.
Travel Talk" by Rev. Robert W.
Forsyth In Woman's Club at p. M.
st. Johns Circle. Kings Daughters,
with Miss Nellie Payne ut Home for
lncurabes at 4:30 T.. NJ.
Excursion PARTY.

lIlS UP " 20 Will tnS ASBOClullOu
for the Preservation OF Virginia Anti
quities on their annual pilgrimage to
jamestown Island on Monday, May
18th. The Pocalontas has been the
general choice of these parties, as being
less apt to be oyercrowded and Offer
ing the added attraction of n brass
band and other details which will add
to tho comfort and pleasure Of the
guests.
One excursion party includes Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Sampson, DR. and Mrs. Moses D. Hoge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pattison, Misses
Lucia and Margaret Owen, Miss Alice
Galloway, Miss Alice Hoge and Miss
Emma Sampson.
Delightful Hop.
One of the most delightful hops Of
the season was given by number Of
young men at the Hermitage Golf Club.
Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Steven
son Pope were the chaperons. Among
those present were Misses Beryl Barber,
Cora Younger. Meta Randolph. Jean
Knox, Anita Cussens, Peachy Lyme,
Juliet Keith, Ellen Meade. Annie Har-
man Kerns, Katherine Copeland Nancy
Selden, Miss Reeves. of Washington;
Nellie Sutton. Grace Vest. Rena Glaze
brook Rosalie Jones, Katherine Wat
kins Lucy Christian. Otey Minor, Nellie
Price Morton: Miss Smith, of Washing
| ton, and Miss Annie Laurie Haynes
Messrs Ernest Allen, Robert Alsop.
Weldon Banton. Edward Breeder, Hun
ter. Camp. Fred. Darlington, Basil Cole.
Cabell Fitzgerald, George Fitzhugh.
Basil Gillespie, Marshall Gillian,
George Hnw, John Harvie. John James,
Lane Lacy, Walter Lefew, Pryor Lips
| comb. Ernest Mead, Everard Meade,
Percy Montague Herbert Newman.
Hugh Rose, Frank Sampson. George
Scott, Burton Snead. Frank T. sutton.
Jr., John Argyle Turner, Jack Turpin.
Edwin Williams. Richard Boyd. Landon
Jackson, Cary Fisher and Clinton Boyd.
Cards Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Pearson Binns
have issued invitations for the marriage
| OF their daughter. Nellie Moss. to Dr..
Ashton HARDWOOD. both of Charles CITY
Va. Tho marriage will take place ut
tho brides home. Wednesday. May lotn.
Both bride and groom are well known
here. the former having received ms
medical education at the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, and the latter being
an alumna of the Woman's College.
Admiral E.Vans'S Guests.
Among the Richmond guests invited
to the reception given by Admiral Eop-
lev Evans aboard his flagship. the Con-
| necticut. Saturday afternoon wero Lieu
and Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellvson. They were also invited to tnA
bali given Saturday evening at the
Cnamberlin Hotel. Old Point Comfort
which was an unusually brilliant ar
fair.
Miss Shields Honored.
Miss Hattie Shields, who has beer
visiting friends in Norfolk. was me
guest of honor at an enjoyable saiiina
PARTY given on "Wednesday evening las,
by Mr.. Ralph Jones'. on his yacht Mon
soon.
The guests were Miss Shields. Miss
Bessie Merritt. MISS Priscilla Matthew'S
Miss Baynie Taylor Miss Louise Jones
DR.. Gordon. Lieutenant Cokeiey, Mr.
Nv w. Dew. Jr.. and Mr.. Griffith bod.
son.
Reception Hostesses.
At the reception which vii follow
Rev Robert w. Forsyths Travel Talk
before the Woman's Club this after
noon, the hostesses will be Mrs. G. y
Davenport and Miss Frances B. Scott
. VINO Will pTcSluS Ut lue CobItc lopi'
anc. Mrs. R. H. Lindsey and Mrs. S. w
lTravers, who will pour tea.
Annual Meeting.
The Council of Jewish Women will
hold it's annual meeting for the cleo
lrion of officers at 1880 clock this af
lte1noon. in Temple Beth Ahabah.
To Come for Reunion.
Captain Murray r. Taylor. who i
lorlginally Of fredericksburg, Va, bu
who has for some years occupied tn
position of manager for Mrs. Ptoeh
Hearst. at San Simeon, Cal, will conn
. to Richmond for the Confederate Re
union.
He was one OF General A p. Hill:
AIDES during tho War between the
states, and the news of his return I,
his native State at this particular dat
ltdes in arms, many Of whom hope L
have tho pleasure of shaking hand
with him and bidding him welcome.
Captain Taylor Is a brother Of Mr..
Charles Solden. OF No. ais East Frank
Tin Street, and VIII be her guest &c
at least part of his stay in Richmond
,, Pokahuntas Bell.
Mrs "A. S. Green, president OF Polka
huntas Bell Association, has Just nc,
turned from the Jamestown Exposition
and would be glad to see tho Richmond
members OF this association and other!
who are interested in this historic bel
at the Jefferson to-day between the
hours of II and ! O'Clock. She desires
to make n report of the selection thu
associa tion has made for the environ
mcnt and position of this bell. The 10
] cation Is ideal SO far as regards tn,
early settlement days which the bel
E represents. 1t will be on time to rint
+ out It's peaceful tones on the 18th O
3 May.
Personal Mention.
: Miss Evelyn Gordon has returne,
q from visit to friends in Newpor
Q News
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dashiell Epp
have returned from their bridal tou
and arc at home at No. 1o4 North Lin
> den Street,
n Miss Bessie Hoge, OF Staunton, VIII
: has been visiting the exposition, Is tn
4 guest in Richmond Of her cousin, Mis-
: Katharine Steger IIogo.
Rev. j. A. Thomas has returned t
:, his home in Lynchburg. after spendin
y several days in Richmond as the CUES
y of Mrs. O. II. Gillian,