The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-11
SOCIAL and
PER SONA.l...

4 ! . 90 i u ~ . Il % /.
I'm New YorE on Wednesday evening
Miss Ada L. Moore, daughter Of
the late DIR. p. P. Moore, OF West
~ wood, Va, was united In n1nrriagt
to Mr., Denjamin Simmons, Of
Rockdale, Mass.
After. an extended tour through The
North Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons WI
take up their residence at Rochdale
where Mr.. Simmons holds position
as superintendent OF the United statei
Wooden Company.
Park insOn--sIlOina
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee sllomaker
OF this city, have Issued invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter
Pauline Beryl. to Mr.. oliver Parkin-
son. OF Norfolk Va. the wedding to
take place November 3Oth, at $3.50 r
NJ. In Laurel Street Methodist Epls-
copal Church.
Expected This Week.
Miss Marie Selden, OF Erie. Pa, Is
expected to arrive this week and be
the guest OF her cousins. Misses Nancy
Franklin Street.
number of pleasant affairs have
already been projected for Miss Sell
denis enjoyment during her stay in
Richmond.
Williams Memorial Circle.
The Williams Memorial Circle viii
meet tomorrow afternoon at No.
1872 Monument Avenue.
4 Visiting Old Point.
Mr.. John p. Branch. accompanied
by his daughters. Mrs. Arthur Glas-
gov and Miss Effie Branch Is spending
few days at Hotel chamberlin. Old
Point, Va.
Concert and socinl.
The ladies OF ST. Anne's Society OF
ST. Mary's Church will give q concert
and social at st. Mary's Hall wednes-
day night at s O'clock. The ladies ex.
tend hearty invitation to their
friends. and promise them most en-
joyable evening.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given Misses
Vera and Rozella Burch ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs e. z. Burch on Friday
evening.
Music, games and refreshments rem
dered tho evening exceedingly pleas-
ant. Those present were Misses Kath-
leen Baseler. May Craddock. Mamie
Pettus, Audrey Jeter. Maud Richerson
Louise Langley and Myrtle Turner:
Masters David EMS, Russell Harrison.
Howard Atkinson. Langdon r. Chris
tan. .Jr., Clyde Horner and Willum
Holt.
Omcers EIectel.
The following diocesan officers were
elected at the seventeenth annual cor :.
ference of the Virginia Branch of the
Auxiliary to the Board, Of
Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
held last week In Charlottes-
VILE, Va:
President. Secretary and Treasurer
(for life). Miss sallie Stuart, OF Alex
andria; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Geo
French. Of Alexandria: Secretary Of
The Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. Robert Bar
ton. OF Winchester: Assistant secrn-
tary, Miss Frances Gibson. OF Rich
nnond; Secretary OF the Baby's Branch
IF the Auxiliary. Mrs. Walter Christian,
IF Richmond; Custodian of the United
Miss Margaret Crenshaw, Of
Grange; Correspondent of the Church
Periodical Club; Mrs. Mary 6. Wallace.
Of Richmond; Convocatlon Secretaries
Mrs Angus Crawford, Of Theological
Seminary; Mrs. Robert Ward, OF Win
chester, Va; Mrs. B. Brockenbroush,
Of Tappahannock: Miss Alice Leigh OF
Richmond. and Mrs. Alfred Rivcs. OF
Castle HILL
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Hugh Denoon has returned from
a visit to Mrs. 3. NJ. Shepherd. in ASH
land. Va.
Mrs. L. j. Moseley, Of Lynchburg.
Va. Is spending several days with rela-
tiyes In Richmond.
Misses Katherine and Ella Barth and
Miss May Whitaker. OF Philadelphia,
Pa, who have been visiting Mrs. Ar.
thur Davis and other friends in Rich
nond, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter C. Warwick, who
have been guests Of Mr.. Warwicks
mother at Campfs;d. near Richmond,
will spend the winter at Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. Fred Fair and Miss Elizabeth
Fair have recently visited tho Misses
Beal in I'luvanna county. Va.
Mrs. G. w. Briggs has sunclently
recovered to leave Memorial Hospital
and return to her home In Scottsville.
va.
The members OF the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society Of Second Presbyterian
Church have begun preparations for
baking fruit cake. Orders may be
s.