The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
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RADFoFD, VA, March 2S.-tiX- Gov
from the Brooklyn Democratic Club
to attend their annual jefferson din-
ner, which will be held April 10th, with
the Hon. w. j. Bryan as guest or
| honor. A large number Of promi-
nent Democrats from various parts
OF the country will be present, and
an effort will be made to arouse q
genuine Bryan enthusiasm. The invi-
| tations were issued by the president
of the club, Hon. Daniel NIoynahan.
Govcrnor' Tyler has also received an
Invitation from the William Watts
Chapter Virginia Division, U. D. c..
inviting him to occupy place on
the 18th OF April when Mr. Bryan
Will he the guest of the Daughters,
| ana will make an address.
The Current Events Club was very
i charmingly entertained by Mrs. George
IL. Cassell at Casselton, a large NUM-
| Der of guests participating IN the
/ pleasures provided by the hostess.
i Delightful music was rendered by
4 Mrs. o. b. Pryor, Mrs. j. Lewis 1ngles.
i Misses Lucille and Annie Cassell, and
\ n pretty flower contest was one OF the
pleasant features of the literary pro-
| gram The sheets on which the Ques-
! tions wore written bore d real jon
l.
which gave a charming suggestion OF
spring. Elaborate and delightful re-
freshments were served by the young
daughters of the hostess, assisted by
Mrs J. Lewis lngles.
Miss Bessie Lyle was hostess to the
Afternoon ldlers Saturday afternoon,
when the play to be given by the
club at an early date was rehearsed.
Refreshments were served by Misses
Bessie and Evelyn Lyle and the after
noon was most pleasantly spent
The Wednesday Music Club was en-
tertained this week by Misses Stark
and Baldwin OF the home Of Mrs Eliz-
abeth c. Adams. There were a D.l
twenty members present, and tho Cho-
min program which was rendered was
very beautiful. ~,
The original papers read were: THE
Condition Of Poland" Mrs. Q. B. Pry-
or: THE Life of Chopin" Miss Alice
I Jones and "Chopin's Genius as Com
! poser" Mrs. ]. Lewis Ingles
I The musical numbers were as fol.
lows: "Mazurka, A Nat No. B." Mis-:
q Elizabeth Nye; Waltz. A fiat" Pear
Rosenfeld: Funeral March, duet. Nils!
Anna Wilson and Mrs. VIM Resented
a "Polonaise, Opus 40, No. J." Miss Cul
gin, Prelude, Opus 20, No 81, ~, . mrs MS
!! IS" Mrs. o. 3. Pryor; "Etude, Opus q
a No, 10" Miss sallie Harris.
= The next meeting Of the club WI
u be held at the West End Hotel, VII
q Mrs. Joseph Corbett as hostess.
q The German Club gave q pleasan
4 hop at the West End Hotel frida
81 evening.
Mrs. w. L. Caldwell ana little so'
L Walter of New York, are Visiting d
a ~ o. Bullard, en- route to Lynchburi
= after visit to Mrs. James Bell,
"a Abingdon
n Mrs. Hugh G. Preston and daughte
u Miss katherine. were guests at y
"a home Of Ex-Governor and Mrs. lyle
IA Miss Meta Billiard who has spei
N the winter in Wisconsin, illinois ar
"A Michigan. Is expected nome ne
IA week.
"a The new Tyler building being cree
n ed by Mr. II. c. Tyler, on NorWoe
M street, East Radford Is nearing. cor
M plction and the lower floor IS alrea'
a occupied The First National BanK
n cupiey the east corner. The bee Fly
"a *, Resented, proprietor, IS also !, !
"a Gated in the building. and inc ta'!o
a ing establishment OF w. II. Garkln