The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
THE TIMES DISPATCH. RICHMOND VA SUNDAY FEBRhY 80 1908

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try, should have the opportunity OF
hearing this lecture. with that III
view, u large number OF ladies' and
gentlemen havc been invited to be
present and members or both associ-
ations are entitled to invitesescorts.
Admission will be by card only, which
must he nresented MT the door. Mem
5bers IN lfhc ,vouan's Club can secure
their Tickets at the club, unless they
belong. 10 both bodies, In which case
their X. ~. a. postnls VIII admit them.
Mr.. Pinohot Will be introduced by
the Hon Andrew j. Montaguc.
On "Wednesday afternoon, nt halt
past a. Mr.. Willlam Ryan. Reinhardt
will give nm 'lnner Player" recital at
the club. assisted by Miss annie Lo,,ise
Reinhardt. violnist and MISS Frances
West, soprano. This promises TO be II
unique and most interesting musicale,
in consequence of which ,nc lneetins
of the Literary Round Table VIII be
omitted.
Dance mt Golf Club.
delightful dance gotten up by MISS
Marie Lightfoot. Miss Katherine Cope
land and Miss Nell sutton was given
Thursday evening at Hermitage Golf
Club. After the dance leap year sand
wiches and coffee were served. Those
enjoying the pleasure of the evening
with the young hostesses aiready men
toned. We're: Misses watkins, Knox.
Glover, Allen. liaw, Morton, TUCKER
Wills, Chataigne, Cardoaa' lyier, Lshe'
Walker, Glazebrools, Elyson, Waddill,
Conway and Tanner: Messrs Jackson
Nottingham. Montague, Lipscomb. Guy,
Booth, Alsop, Handy, wills. BOYD,
Mann, Rice, Blanton, Howard, Lacy.
Coghill, Dew. Ryland, AshbN, Jeifress
Parkins, Bldgood, Campbell, Glaze
brook.
Chaperons of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sutton and MIR. ana
Mrs. Boyd.
Musicale at Club.
On Tuesday evening at $40 o'clock.
In the Womans Club. thore VIII DO a
musicale given BY the young ladies OF
Grace Episcopal Church for the beneit
OF the organ fund of that church.
The following artists Will take part
in the program: Professor f. c. Hair.
DR.. Huff, Miss Myrtle BEDFORD. Miss
Frances West, Mrs. Graham. Miss
Maria Adkins. Mr.. Douglas Gordon.
Mr.. Stein ami Senator Latham Fletcher,
OF Warrenton.
TO Meet in HIuscum.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society Will meet in the Confederate
Museum "Wednesday, March 4th, ut IL
o'clocis.
SOM: Recital.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. In
the studio of Miss Etiie Aylett Cofer,
No. eos East Franklin street. a song
recital was given by one of Miss Cofers
pupils, Miss Steinlein. She was as
sisted by Miss Blanche Phaup and Miss
Cofer
Decorations were in green and yell
low, and carried out in spring flowers.
Light refreshments werc served. and
the audience was made up of friends
OF the vocalists.
The program included three groups
OF songs by Miss Steinlein. two by
Miss Phaup, and one by Miss Cofer,
which We're rendered beautifully.
Golden Wedding.
One of the pieasantest social gath
erings of the past week was one COM
memorative of the fiftieth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Wills, of No. 1905 West Main Street,
held on the evening of February 18TH
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills were married in
1858 in Hanover county. near Ash
land, and have lived in Richmond ever
since.
OF their children, the eldest. Mr.. j..
William Wills, lives in Atlanta. Ga.
Two sons residing In Richmond--Mr
Linwood Wills and Mr.. j. Russell Wills
with their wives. received with Mr..
and Mrs. p. Fl. Wills. Four grand
children-Misses Mary Basby and Rosa
lie w. Wills, Masters Allen Linwood and
Julian Norris WjIls-were also present
to render the family circle more COM
plete.
Decorations. as befitted the golden
celebration. We're in jonquils and Amer
lean Beauties. The wedding cake, beau
tifully ornamented, was in conspicuous
evidence. Among the guests present
was Mr.. William Russell, OF Peters,
burg, who OBLIGATED at the wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wills fifty years
ago. Miss Sarah a. Wood and Mr.. VIII
liam A. Wood, Mrs. Willss brother and
sister, and the only surviving members
of her bridal attendants, We're also
present.
A number of handsome gifts were re-
ceived. among them $50 in gold coins.
AT the close OF the reception prayer
was offered by the Rev. DR.. David NJ.
Ramsay, of Grace Street Baptist Church.
and all present Joined in singing the
beautiful hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds.
Among friends present in addition to
those already mentioned. were: DIR. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Ramsay, Mr.. w. r. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Peirce. Mrs. Susan
A. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wood,
Master Henry Wood. Miss Mary Wood,
Mr.. Herbert Woodward, Mr.. Wills
Woodward and Mr.. j. l.. Phippen. Jr.
Wedding Announcement.
The engagement was announced of
| Miss Virginia Bruce Braithwaite, OF
williamsburg, Va, to the Rev. M A.
Haughwout, Of Mexico City, at a tea
given Wednesday, February 10Th.
Miss Braithwaite wore white, trim
med with satin and violets. Miss Cora
Smith presided at the tea table and
was assisted by Miss Elizabeth More
cock.
Mrs. r. B. Lee. OF this city. was as
sisted in the dining-room by Misses
Evelyn Goodwin. Carroll Garrett, Mar
guerite Roberts and Katherine O'Keefe.
Miss Edith Anne Pemberton Ragland
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