The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

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each guest very grnc,onsly, and Mar.
her little bow, mdking ench feel wo,
come
After this cordal reception tho
guests We're taken into the pnrlor,
which was beautifully decorated. Wine
was served, after which they were soon
cngrosscd III fascinating gan,cof pro-
Rrcsslvc sctbncls. rally-cards were
very unique. cacll bearing n twig ur 4
hand-paintcd leaves and bright. red
cherries.
Prizes were won by Miss Vera ire
william and Mr. Hudson, OF Gloucester,
MISS Vera being awarded tho frat
prize, picture of hand painted cher
rics ss.s4t-5s,
Later tiny hatchets were passe,l:|
around. and each lady and gentleman
having corresponding numbers were /
partners for n collation. which was h
genuine Colonial feast.
In the dining-room was n cherry
tree linden with ripo red cherries. tho
correct number of winch had to bo
guessed.
Miss Booth Bland, being tho FORUM
ate guesser won the ..rst prize, hnnd-
tainted flag. Mr.. Bernard Bland won
tho BOBBY. Last. but not least, pa
triotc music was rendered by Mrs.
w. H. Sutton.
Those present were Misses May
l3clie,E OF AiouceSlefi NIFTY Siuv nroofe
az Lnncnsler, Mrs. Waters, OF New
York; Misses Grace Post. snlome Post,
Vera Trevlian, Crystal Leigh, Booth
Bland Bessie Vaughan, Mazio Vaughan,
Edna Jackson Alma Bland, Rosalic
Bland, Mollc Farinholt Hosnlin Sut.
ton, Ada sutton, Blanche sutton. Mary
L. Corr Brooke Corr. Grace !. Roane
Mrs. r.. d. sutton. Aressrs. Bernard
Bland, Woodland Ronne, Moses Roans,
Cecil Roane. Gary r. Post Wilton
Moore, Hnrand Moore. Elmo Corr,
Clyde Tonne, Gussie Trevllnn. Robbie
sutton, Johnnie sutton, Wi!lio Sutton,
Robbie Jcffros, Ernest I1ogg, Hudson,
j. w. Vaughan r. b. Sutton. Or. w.
w Bennett and DR. j. NJ. Bland.
Ladies Auxiliary.
The Ladies Auxiliary. A. 0. Fl. Di-
vision No. Q. Will meet at st. Patrlck's
Hall, at Twenty sixth md Grace
Streets. tomorrow evening ut S:15
O'clock sharp.
It lis important for members to DO
present. as the bugincss to be trana-
acted concerns every person connected
wfthathe society.
The names OF all now members to be
eceived into the society and initiated
Monday March 18th, must be presented
at .fis rueeting. Arrangements will
he made for tho calebratior of st
Patrick's Day, and the committee will
report on the banquet for March 18th.
Those having tickets or money from
tho german of + february Sth VIII please
make returns This will be the most
Important meeting OF the year. The
payment Of dues will be in order
Personal Mention.
Miss Caroline Wise, who has be,n
visiting her sister Mrs. t. G. Dnrst
in this city has returned to her homo,
In Alexandria. Va.
Mtss Kate E'smere Fuller left Fri.
DAY to spend the weekend IN Ports
mouth, whern she gave a recital in tina
CongreEationalist Church. of that city.
Miss Rachel Thompson and her
niece, Miss JAMIE Long OF Etna Mills,
Va. ar. the guests OF Mrs. Jacob UNI.
lauf In this city.
Miss Eleanor Lindsay, OF this city.
who Is a student at Oldfleld Seminary.
Glencoe. Md. spent several DAYS this
week as the guest of her schoclmate,
Miss Mary Conrad. in Leesbnrg, Va
Miss Frances Craig, of North Twenty
seventh Street, who has been spend
ing the winter in Ptttsburg, is visiting
her brother. DR.. William II. Crnig. and
other relatives and friends in Philadel-
,, phia.
- Mrs. Thomas w. Preston and her
mother, Mrs. F. s. Blair. OF Wythe.
Willie, who have been visiting in Rich
s11ord and other points in Eastern Viz
ginia, have gone to Bristol, where Mrs
| Blair is a guest In her daughter'o
: home.
| 1t has been announced that the Hor.
| William jennings Bryan Will vis.
| Roanoke. Va on April 18th, when an
I elaborate reception will be given him
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