The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
!. Ii Honor of Mrs. Swanson.

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Mrs. c. A. swanson was the guest OF
honor at n dinner given In her home
saturday evening by Miss bfhe Branch,
WHO sailed from New York for England
yesterduy.
p5'l'nblo decorations were liles-of-the-
valley and pink roses, yelled IN WHITE
title. The serving of the courses was
most artistic. grapefruit glasses having
1, cluster of pink carnations tied to their
stems; sorbet cups being ornamented
with pink sweet pens, and punch glasses
:, rendered exceedingly pretty with frag-
rant little bouquets Of lilies-ot-t he-Nai-
Icy and violets, The company was
most congenal one. and the whole aiiair
& was very enjoyable.
To Entertain at Cards.
Mrs Claude 4. Swanson will entertain
!, nnmber Of her friends at bridge whist
Saturday afternoon. her cards of inVi-
tnuon having gone out yesterday.
Date Corrected.
The date for the reception to be ten
dered Sby Mrs Charles w. =. Brock and
Mrs Edwin l.. Hewitt to MISS stevens
and Miss DOYLE IS Thursday afternoon,
February 7th, from 4:so 70 o., M, M,
aud not Friday. February sth, as has
Y heen previously announced in the
papers.
Reconsideration.
The marriage of Miss Mary Eli Rich
ardson. daughter Of Mr.. David A. Fich-
ardson, to Mr.. Charles Reimer. OF Bal
fillmore, will take place this afternoon
y at $3.50 o'clock in ST. Johns Episcopal
Z Church, the Rev. Robert a. Goodwin
S officiating.
The bride will be attended by her
cousin Miss Laura Lee Richardson, as
maid of honor. Other attendants Will
be the best man, Mr.. II. S. Barry, Of
Baltimore. and the groomsmen. Mr.. Il.
h -, Richardson Of Spencer, N. Cl broth
or of the bride: Mr. Il. o. Preston. of
Baltimore; Mr.. w. j. White, of Nortoik,
and Mr.. J. L. Fuller, of philadelphia.
rs A Very pretty reception was ten
dered the bridal party and few
friends last evening In the home or the
bride, NO. 2O2 North Twenty first Street.
The Young couple will make their
home in Baltimore where the groom
holds a responsible position with the
Northern Central Railroad.
q, Annual Meeting.
= The annual meeting of the District
Nurses Association will be held to-
day at noon in the Nurses Settlement,
on North Seventh street. a large at
tendance IS desired, as a matter OF
civic interest will be discussed.
Art Club Tea.
Mrs. Houston will read paper on
teenth Century" at tho meeting OF the
Art Club this afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock
Mrs. jeffrey Montague will pour tea.
Miss B1air's Lecture.
Miss Maria Blair will deliver a lecture
under tile auspices of the Whittle Memo
IS ria, Circle of Kings Daughters on the
tim Association on Friday at 4:3o +. Nj
Austrian Tyror' at the Woman's Chris
This lecture promises the rare enjoy
|ssa ment of a new field of travel, ard is
& largely the personal experience OF Miss
@ blair while touring through this region
of exquisite beauty and romance. The
g proceeds of the lecture will be devoted
MIG to the Day Nursery and the Ragged
Mountain Mission.
Benefit Card Party.
A cuchre party will be given this even
ling in st. Patrick's Hall, Twenty-sixt
and Grace Streets. under the auspices 0
I'M st. Patrick's sunday school teachers. a
Sas this entertainment is for very worth
cause 1t is hoped that large numbe
xviii attend Refreshments will he serve
by n bevy of pretty girls, and We,
A. enjoyable evening is promised to al
y Tickets may be procured from the con-
,ntttee, composed Of Messrs McSweene.
Sullivan and Cahrpodonina; also frol
Ii teachers and at'tha door
DR.. Woodward's Lecture.
A coodly number of Shakespeare e,
E thusiasts braved the storm yesterd;
Sg in order to hear DR.. Franklin c. Woo
& ward address the Woman's Club
Ss "Romeo and Juliet"
DR.. Woodward invariably wins t
5S attention of any audience he q
ES 3dresses, and he is at his best as a st
dent of Shakespeare His theme We
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