The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
., HE excellent sale OF tickets
gives assurance OF the fact
that n roodly number of T9trb.

I-1 HE excellent sale Of ticket
gives assurance OF the fac
that a goodly number OF Rich
il mond people will accompan
I the excursion to Jamestow
Island o-day, given under the auspice
fof the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities, with Mis-
Betty Ellyson as chairman.
The interest and Importance OF TIL
occasion and the charming Octobe
weather will render the excursion TIN
most interesting and attractive OF til;
/, year. the annual pilgrimage on Ma,
18th excepted.
The trip to the island Will be made
in the steamer Hampton, leaving til,
wharf at Sis o'clock sharp. All de
string to do so can get luncheon OF
board, and every possible effort Will b,
made for the comfort and pleasure o.
all who go. There is every indication
that most congenial crowd will bonrt
the Hampton this morning, as severa
hundred tickets had been disposed OF
yesterday.
Mr. Pcnbody's Lecture.
Mr. George Foster Peabody, addressed
large audience in the Woman's Clut
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Peabody is a most pleasing
Work in the Improvement of the
World
He deplored the number of women
entering into the office world, and firm
ly held that woman's place was in the
home. for the Improvement and better
ment OF men.
Mrs. L. T. Lewis, Mrs. John Southall
Mrs. Moses D. Hoge, Jr.. and Miss Ellen
Guigon were the hostesses Of the after
noon.
Bishop Tuttlc Honorcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Cooke en-
tertained on Thursday evening dinner
party, In honor of Bishop futile. at
Holly Bank" their home, on the Her
mitage Road.
Other guests were DIR. Thomas Nelson
Page. the Rev. v. w. Shields, OF Jack
,sonvlle, Fla. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Strudwick.
Souvenir ProErnmx.
Souvenir programs arranged by Mr..
Henry Lee Valentine. to be distributed
to-day on the Brandon and roca-
hontas to members of the Genera,
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. are quite as artistic and ap-
propriate assthe invitations previously
sent out by Mr.. Valentine.
A tasseled silk cord in Colonial blue
and yellow Is used to bind in the
leaves. The covers have the James
town Church tower etched in gold
and the Virginia coat OF arms in blue.
The first page Is inscribed with the
cross, the letters l. II. S. underneath.
and text in old English script, giving
the date. character and objective point
of the pilgrimage.
The order of exercises comes next.
informing the reader that Holy Com
munion will be celebrated at 1:3o p.
NJ. in memory of the first celebration
of the rite by Anglican churchmen on
June 81. 1907 when the Rev. Robert
Hunt. first pastor of the Jamestown
Church, was the celebrant. Then that
of Southern Virginia. the host of the
pilgrimage and bishops selected by
him
The last page Of the program con-
tains incidents in the History Of
Jamestown" beginning with May Is.
1907, and ending with the removal of
the seat of government from James
town to williamsburg.
Woman's Auxiliary.
Miss Louie Taylor. representing the
Diocese of Southern Virginia. will have
charge of arrangements on the Hamp-
ton. which will convey members
of the woman's Auxiliary to James,
town Island. and bring them back to
the city tonight.
On the Pocahontas, Brandon and
Hampton, luncheon and after
noon tea will be served to guests of
the OCCASION.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Council of Jewish Juniors, Sun
day. October 18th. in the Nestry room
OF Temple Beth Ahaba at $3.50 P. NJ. All
members are requested to attend.
Personal Mention.
The Rev. George H. Ray. D. D.. came
to the city Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the Board of Governors of
the Masonic Home. OF which he is a
member.
Mrs. W. B. Pitts. of Loretto. Va. who
has been the guest of Mrs. c. II. Taylor.
of Bowling Green. Va. is visiting her
mond. and is attending the State Fair
and horse show here.
Mrs. William N. Catlin. Of Hampton,
Va. will arrive In the city to-day and
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. E..
on venable Street, for
several weeks.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd
and Miss Rebecca LLOYD are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Pelham Blackboard. in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Crimes. OF
Wake Forest. W. Va, are guests OF the
Misses Cringan, No. ! North Third
Street.
Miss Harriet Coles Webb leaves to-
day for a visit to friends in Boston
and New York.
Mrs. John Pollard is the guest OF her
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