The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22

Church Homo Tor the ASeu S'et ~
announce that. on account OF the an
senco from the city Of the matron,
who has bocn called to North Carolina
by the death of her sister they WI
not be able to extend their accustomed
hospitality in serving luncheon to-
day.
The home, however, will be open to
friends, and donations Of all kinds viii
be thankfully received throughout the
day. Members of the board Will be
glad to have their friends call and IN
spect the work of the home
Benefit Entertainment.
An attractive benefit entertainment
was given last evening at No. 906 IL
Floyd Avenue, under the auspices OF
the Sewing Circle of Pine Street Bap-
fist Church.
The program was as follows:
j. "Danse Neapolitan' (Sidney
Smith,. Miss Rosamond Braucr
.. Selection. Miss Eula Bailey.
3. instrumental Selection-West End
Angels.
4. "Reves de Boheme" (Ilomalske),
Miss Rosalnond Brauer.
S. Song-Mr. Harry Lucy.
G. Mandolin Marcll-Misses Grace
and Mabel Cousins.
7. Duct-AIiss Georgia and May Lucy.
s. sclection--Nlss May 1'elvey.
9."Polka de Concert" (Bartlett), Miss
Rosamond Brauer
10. "Rufus Rastus johnson Brown"
Misses Georgia and May Lucy, and
Mr.. Harry Lucy.
II. Comic Selcctions-Mr. Wilkie
Freeman
Pound Party. -.
The Retreat for the Sick will give
it's annual pound party on Thursday,
February 2sth.
The board of managers will extend
a hearty welcome to all who may call
on that day from Il to P. NJ. Dainty
Refreshments will be served.
Silver Tea. E
a pretty silver tea will be given in
the home OF Mrs. w G.. Camp No. 2522
Grove Avenue, this afternoon from 1850
to $50 o'clock.
Young girls in charge are the men,
bers of Circle No. Q, Cleaners Society,
of the First Presbyterian Church. They
are Misses Natalie McFaden, Pauline
Anderson. Elizabeth Beveridge, Kath-
crime Lee, Margaret Camp. Rebecca AL
sop, Mamie Johnston and Caroline
Preston.
An attractive musical program will
be rendered. and delicious refresh
lncntS Will DC ScINeu ny Suuu6 iuAiS,
in Colonial costume.
| To Give Tea.
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of Centenary Methodist Church
will give silver tea this evening,
from $40 to 1890 o'clock. in the home
Of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Young,
No l12 North Fifth Street.
MIR. Shepherd Webb, Mrs. Blasingame
and other well known artists will rem
der an excellent musical program. anc
Miss Ollie Belle HARDWOOD will recite
Delicious refreshments will be served
Pretty decorations will be in Colo
NAL colors. buff and blue. and young
ladies serving will be attractively cos
tuned in old fashioned style. win
pai,t powder anG patches. They ar
Misses Celeste Weisiger Bessie VII
son. Constance Keesee, Louise Rich
urdsor. Lucy Lewis. Louise Lewis. OH
Belle HARDWOOD Kate Lyon, Lula iar
wood, Mrs John Swartwout Mrs Pau
Townsend, Mrs. Leroy Lee, Mrs. L
II. Terrell. AND others.
$ Tea at Library.
{ The first Of a series of silver tea
e was given yesterday afternoon frot
!. to o'clock, at the Rosemary Ii
i brary.
i number Of ladies of the BOAR
= Se.NSu refreshments ai'd p'So>'eAA~
versation over the teacups was tn
: order Of the afternoon.
: The board has adopted this plan c
: raising money to buy new books c
: fiction for its patrons. and friends {
, tho library arc col dially invited I
r lend their aid in the work.
=. Personal Mention.
a Miss Mary Kemper, of Cold Sulph,
g Springs, Va, Is Visiting Mrs. w.
II Camp at No. 2522 Grove Avenue.
II -
Mrs. Lorr and Miss Rosa Lorr, {
Lynchburg, are spending some tin
= here.
Mrs. r. A. Howell and Miss Eth
h Howell have returned to their home,
Roanoke, after visit 10 Rlchmoi