The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19

rations were In green, and shamrocks OF
all sizes were effectively used. souve-
Mrs were tiny shamrock pins. and Irish
melody and wit played a conspicuous
part in the program of music and reel
tations. delightfully."- rendered by Mrs.
John Murphy and Miss Eula Bailey.
genuine gypsy fortune-teller added much
to the evenings merriment.
Among the young ladies who assisted
in serving were Misses Mamie and Mary
Leo West Fannie Green, Susie Creath,
1nez Barnes Mary Whitsitt and others
D, A. r. Tea.
A silver tea will be given on Friday
afternoon from to I o'clock, in the
home of Mrs. d. r. Williams, No. 20
East Franklin Street.
A delightful musical program Is be-
ing arranged, and q number or popu-
lar society girls will serve.
Proceeds will go to the additional con-
tribution which the Commonwealth
Chapter, Daughters Of tho American
Revolution, purposes making to the D. a.
r. building on jamestown Island.
Miss Chewing Honored.
Miss Ruby Chewing. Of this city. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Philip sed-
don Boxley in Yynchburg. was prettily
compllmented by a euchre party given
| by her hostess on Wednesday last.
| In Difference to tho patron saint OF
old Erin shamrocks were the souve-
Mrs and green was the prevailing Color.
| Mrs NJ. B. Hickson, who won the
| first prize, and Mrs. w. RI. HarWood'
who was awarded the BOBBY both pre-.
| sented their trophies to the guest OF
honor an appropriate verse composed
by Mrs. w. Duval Adams, Jr., pelhg re-
sN.n q
4. A delicious supper followed tho game
Miss Chewing has returned to hel
home, No. 1897 West Grace Street.
Central Committee to Meet.
The central committee of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF Vlr-
ginia Antiquities will meet at moor
to- day in the assembly OF tht
Virginia Historical Society.
| Memorial Circle.
A meeting for the purpose OF organ
izing n Pocahontas Memorial Circle II
this city will be held this morning
II o'clock in the home OF Mrs. DAVE
II. Williams, No. 2lO East Franklil
street, Mrs. Thomas $. Bocock'
vice regent of the Pocahontas Memo
rial Association, will be present, an
will have charge of the Organization
All ladies interested arc invited to jo!r
Called Meeting.
Mrs. G. w Masse, president OF tn
Junior lakewood Memorial Association
has called a meeting of that body 70
o'clock this afternoon In her hom
No. 2721 East Broad Street.
Members are requested to be presen
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Waller Morton will spen
| Easter with her parents, Colonel ar
| Mrs, d. G. Mcintosh. at st, Jamt
| Hotel, Baltimore.
| Mrs, G. w. p. Brock has returne
| from visit to her daughter. Mrs, FloS
| Hughes, in Norfolk.
| Miss Bessie Hitter is quite Ill at h
home, No. 1O3 North Harrison Street
Mrs, Alfred Gray, OF this city, w
among the guests at a pretty brid
party given on Thursday last by MI
Mary Duncan. of Hamilton Avenl
Norfolk.
Bishop A, NJ. Randolph has been I
guest for ~ few days of Mr. and M
James r. Harrison. OF panvillc.
MIR and Mrs. g. b. Richardson I'M
i '"n"a to IiarrIsonburg after vi
to friends here,
Roy. II. ri, Martin. who has been
guest during his stay in Richmond
Mr., q. a, Hankins No, EOS West Cf
Street, will leave In few days
his home, in Salem, Va, much to
regret OF his Richmond friends.
Mr.. Samuel -. Hardy left for N
DIX Saturday on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Berkeley Winsh
ow of Strasburg, Va, arc spending
- cart OF their honeymoon In Richmo