The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
R;cln,onders Corplimented


Ing young girls are winning coinpli-
slnents and pleasures galore, where they
are visiting in the various cities OF the
North and South.
Miss Lucy Christian, daughter Of MI.
and Mrs Waiter Christian, has been Tor
several weeks the guest of two popular
hostesscs In New York, her aunt, Mrs.
j. William Fosdck, and Mrs Charles
NJ Taliaferro, pleasantly remembered
in Richmond, as Miss Betty Christian.
Miss Christian has been much COM
plimented at teas, luncheons aud din
ners.
she had the pleasure of seat in
tho playwright's box at the first-night
production of Jeanne D'Arc" as played
by Julia Marlowe and b. II. Sothern.
She has also enjoyed evenings at the
theatre when Maude Adams appeared
in peter PAN" and Ellen Terry and
other actors and actresses presented
popular roles.
A pleasant incident Of her stay In
the metropolis have been the courtesies
shown her by friends, made during her
travels abroad last summer. Miss Chris
tian Is expected to return to Richmond
next week.
Miss Jean Knox is another Richmond
girl who has proven no less popula,
abroad than in her home city.
tollc nus pSslt NISItIlsS IL lCiluo fdl fLao
University and has been participant in
ali the nidwinter gaytities Of the Uni
versity. AT the recent midwlnter dance, her
card was filed ahead for all the $50 num-
hers on the program. Miss Knox Is now
the guest Of friends in New York City.
Miss Mary Butler, one OF the years
most charming debutantes, left last even
Ing for Florida, accompanied by her pa
rents, NIr and Mrs. a. st. Clair Butler
H.. = .,.b 1Nr x,,.s1l
who has been her guest for some time
Mr.. and Mrs Butler and party will
go first TO Deland. and from there to
Tampa and other resorts. They will be
away about four weeks. Miss Butler will
probably visit friends in Savannah, Ga,
before her return.
Miss Page Aylett Royal and Miss
Helen Mckay Phillips are enjoying the
last week of the season to the utmost,
the first in New Orleans at Mardi Gras;
and the second in Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, where her friends have arranged
several receptions and dances in her
honor.
Gfahan-Walthall.
The marriage Of Miss Belle Burnett
Walthall daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bell Graham will take place this even.
ing at O'clock in the First Bapts
Church, the Rev DR.. George White Nc,
Daniel officiating.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Nettie Shepherd as maid Of homo, anc
Mrs. James r. Percivall, Jr., of Back
stone, Va, formerly Miss Alice Weisiger,
Of Richmond, as matron of honor.
Mr.. William c.. Graham will attend Tho
groom as best man. and the folowlnt
gentlemen will act as usne.s; A1essrs
William Charles Darlington. Alexande
Graham. Ebert c, Waithall In, G. How
ard Redd, W. Fenton McBain. |slnes
Blair, Mason Harris and William d
Catlett.
Nj. Graham ard his bri0= will take
Southern tour, and will be in New Or
leans during carnival week.
Mrs. Parker Improved.
Friends of Mrs. Stafford Parker, VIII
has been very III at William Byrd Hos
pital, will be pleased to hear that she
fast improving, and that her conditio
is now considered by her physicians a
being entirely satisfactory.
Mrs. BartUn II. ."Grundy las furnisha
d memorial room at William BYRD Ho
pital in the most attractive and con
plete manner everything in it sugges
ing something for the pleasure or con
fort Of a possible occupant.
DR.. Cofer Here.
Or. Leland I. Cofer, head OF the qua
antiue station at Honolulu, Hawaii,
Spending few days with his father, NJ
y p. Cofer, ut No. lllT East Cli
Street.
DR. Golfer came here from New yor
where lie has been spending sever
weeks and will sail for his post OF du
in Hawaii on Saturday.
Meeting Postponed.
The annual meeting OF tho boa
OF managers, Virginia Homo for
curables was not held yesterday
has been postponed to Saturday NOR
ing next at II o'clock in the Annex
Murphy's Hotel The annual clccti
OF officers win take place at that tin
Benefit Entertainment.
An entertainment to be given u
evening in Northside Hall under t
auspices OF Northslde Orchestra. bi
fair to be most amusing. and enjoyab
The curtain VIII rise promptly at s,
o'clock upon some OF tho most ent,
tanning amateur players In the c
special attraction win be NJ
Hyals song, waiting at tho Churc
which was sung with such enthusias
applause at the Academy several wee
ago
Wright-Bryant.
very pretty marriage will take pl
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