The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-12

and college girls who Will
come home for the Easter
HOLIDAYS to spend two weeks with their
home people and young friends here.
There are, to be theatre parties,
dances at Hermitage Golf Club and
Lakeside In their honor. luncheons,
driving parties, and all kinds of out.
door fetes that late April weather VIII
permit. -.
A number of the Richmond girls will
be accompanied by school friends, who
will visit them during their stay. and
be guests of honor at number OF the
social affairs to be given. Among the
Richmond girls attending Miss Spence's
school. in New York; st. Mary's. Bur
lington, n. j.; Sweet Briar Institute,
Mary Baldwin and Stuart Institute,
staunton; IIollins institute. Notrc
Dame, Baltimore, and vassar College
Branch, ELLA Buck. Nancy Patton,
Gwendolyn rutherford, Resale Valen-
tine. JAMIE Moore, Lettlce Woodward.
Mary Chalmers. Sadie Habllston, Mary
Saunders. Mary Haskins, Cary Valen-
tine. Fanny Miller, Barbara Trigg,
Alice Nelson, Louise Crump, Elizabeth
Wingo. katherine HaEan, Lora Crump,
lucy witt, Martha Bowie. and from
RandolphM Macon College, at Lynchburs,
Misses Emily Lyman, Margaret Manor
and Miss Boulware.
Young men pursuing their studies at
different educational institutions are
Messrs. Herbert A. Claiborne. William
Miller, Marshall Forsyth. Talmage Don
nan, John ingram. John Wexford,
Corydon sutton, Carl Walker, Fred
Campbell, Robert Jeffress, Charles Wat
lsins. Frank Christian, Darlington Will
llams and Erskine Buford. at the Uni
versity OF Virginia; Messrs. Charles y.
wortham James Patton, Jr., S. IL.
Morgan, Jr.. Chiswell D. Perkins, Ed
mund Strudwick. Jr., and William ].
Frazier. at Woodbury. Forest; Messrs
Hamilton Claiborne, David Grant and
Plchegru Voolfolk. at Episcopal High
School; Messrs. Thomas Atkinson, Jr.
Albert Bruce IErskine Hazard and
Hughes Lindsey at Princeton univer-
aity: Messrs John Aiken Branch and
Robert Coleman Walker, at Yale.
Clnss Day Officers.
Glass Day officers elected at. a re-
cent meeting of the senior class of Wo-
mans College are Miss Mary Walden.
historian: Miss Helen Gregory, orator;
Miss Mabel Maryland, prophet: Miss
May Settle. poet; Miss Chester Woodiin
valcdictorian; Miss Helen stone, tree
orator; Miss Dorothy Hart, bonfire ora
tor, and Miss Ivey Smith, toastmistress
1t was decided unanimously to name
the class tree In honor OF Professor
Roinhardt.
The class OF 1908 is as follows: Miss
MARY Warren May, president; Miss 1vey
Lucille Smith, vice president: Miss Mary
Gibson Hundley. secretary; Miss Eva
Virginia Agner. treasurer.
The class roll includes Misses Mary
Atwen, 3. L.; Elhei Chewing. B. l.;
McPhail Conley. B. L.; Marie DuVal
b. L.; Helen Gregory, B. L.: Ruth
Gwathmey. b. l.; Dorothy Hart, B. L.
Bessie Hutchinson, b. L.; Nina Jones
y. L.; May Settle. b. L.: Nora Meador
b. l.: Inez Palmer. 3. l.; Audrey Stout
b L.: Mary Walden, B. l.: Mabel
WayIand. b. L.: Jessie Lipscomb
r. A.: Mary Uundley, b. a; Ruth
Jarratt. b. A.; Mary May, b. A; Louise
Prince. y. a.; Inez Smith d. a; Helen
stone b. A. and b. NJ; Carrie VIII
lnEhan. b. A.. Nina Wood B. A.: Eva
Agner. ~. A. and b. NJ; Chester Wood
I'm. NJ A. and B. NJ; Nina SAVER. b. ~
NJ, and Nellie Welton, B.. NJ.
Hostesscs of the Day.
Miss Kate Meredith and Miss Nora
Leary Will preside over the tea cups II
tile tea room at the Ladies' Cafe Of
the Jefferson Hotel this afternoon. AS
sisting them in doing the honors viii
be Mrs. Horace Hawes, Misses Eliza
beth Atkinson, Elsie Lindsey. Caroline
Gordon Rennolds and Mrs. EgberI
Leigh, Jr.
The tea room will be as attractive as
usual. and doubtless, as well pat
ronized.
Annual Meeting of board.
The annual meeting Of the board Of
managers of the Retreat for the Sick
will be held at noon to-day in the par
lors OF the hospital. Reports from
chairmen OF committees and treasurer:
OF cots will be heard and officers elect.
ed.
The officers and members of tho
board and all interested In the work
Of the hospital are gratified at the
results accomplished during the pas
year, and the excellence of hospital
appointments and service rendered, as
well as the amount of charity be-
slowed.
The Literary Round Table.
The worst thing that can happen tt
book is to be received with indlf.
ference. for the seed which the sower
goes forth to SOW. to fall on flintS
soil and perish from neglect or In.
attention.
Certainly no such fate can befal
Miss Glasgow's '.Ancient Law" which
under the admirable direction of Mrs
c. v. Wingield. awakened a most III.
terested and prolonged discussion yes.
terday afternoon at Woman's Club.
Everything concerning the book. Its
localization, Its title, Its characterize.