The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-30
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
= THROUGH the courtesy of Mrs.
b. r. Williams, u luncheon
Will be served from l to Y.
NJ. on Wednesday, In Lee

- THROUGH the courtesy of Mrs.
ID. r. Williams, u luncheon
Will be served from to Y.
NJ. on Wednesday,, in Lee
Camp Hall for the benefit OF
the Arlington monument fund. of which
Mrs THOMAS 5. Brock in state Direc-
tor.
A luncheon recently given by Mrs.
Williams for the benefit OF Commons
wealth Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. proved such
SUCCESS that 1t assures u pleasant oc-
casion for this week. a substantial
lunch con will be served and q silver
contribution Will be taken at the door,
The yourrer members OF Richmond
Chapter e9l look after the wants of
visitors and will render themselves
most agreeable. Ladies requested by
Mrs. Williams to receive are:
Mrs. Bocock. Mrs. i. A. Hodges.
Mrs. A. Holiday. Mrs. j. D. Clothier,
Mrs. T.. Gazebrook, Mrs. j. Timberlake.
Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs. b. Ellington.
Mrs. j.. r. Ellyson. Mrs. c. Buchanan.
Ladies In charge of the luncheon will
Mrs. n. Randolph. Mrs. 1ngies.
Mrs. r. Christian. Mrs w. Christian,
q. . w
Whist Tournament.
Seven tables engaged in the whist
tournament at the Womans Club on
Saturday night. The game of dupi-
cate whist was played in most spirit
ed manner points being resolutely con-
tested with the liyeliest interest.
Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mr.. Arthur
Robertson made tho highest score.
Refreshments were served on the
card tables at IL o'clock, country ham,
dainty sandwiches, asparagus salad and
cafe noir being discussed with much
zest.
The game was managed by Admiral
Webster and those playing were:
Mr.. A. Robertson. Mrs r. S. Smith,
Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mrs. Linard,
Miss NJ. f. Moore, Mrs. f. p. Turner
Mr.. A. Cannon. Miss Bell.
Miss C. Guillaume, Mrs. Walter Clack,
Mrs A. NJ. Tyler. Mr.. Clack,
Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. NJ. ID. Hoge.
Mr.. Giles, Mr.. w. r. Robins
Mrs. G. A. Allen. Miss Fl. Montague.
Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Brocl<enbrough,
Mrs. d. Williams. Miss ]. Mcleod.
Miss Halyburton. Mr.. Waller.
Mrs. A. Cannon. Mrs. B. Spalding,
Admiral Webster, Mr., Scott.
Miss Head in Richmond.
Miss Mabel Head, OF Nashville. Tenn,
associate secretary of, the Woman's
Home Mission Society. Of the Southern
Methodist Church. will be in Richmond
on Friday for the day only.
In the afternoon she Will speak at
Broad Street. and at night. at. Park
Place Church. Miss Head is a young
woman of much ability. All persons
interested In home mission work are
cordially invited to be present.
Excursi0n to Williams burg.
The Peterlsin Guild OF ST. James
Church will give an excursion to VIII
liamsburg on Easter Monday. This is
the first excursion to the old city
since the memorials were placed In
Bruton Church.. Many will recall the
delightful day spent there when these
memorials were presented by the Lord
Bishop of London and the late Bishop
Satterlee, of Washington. The train
will leave Richmond on April Goth at
9 A. NJ, and returning will leave Will
liamsburg at 6:3s p. NJ.
Miss Overton Entertnlns.
Miss Loveday overton, of No. als
North Twenty sixth Street. was at
home to number of her friends or
Thursday evening. She was assisted in
doing the. honors by her sister, Miss
Ethel Overflow. Toward the close OF
the evening refreshments were served
Mrs. Overton acted as claperon. Among
those present We're Misses Loveday,
Ethel and Sadie Overton, Daisy Goode,
Margaret Wilson, Cora and Marjorie
Morton, Edna Stage, Dora Harper, Nell
lie Wakefield. Susie and jamie IIix,
Daisy Nicholas. Myrtle Brown, Alice
Tinsley. Sadie Seldom, ana Messrs. Rob-
ert Strotmyer. Armistead Whitlock.
Hubert Witt Tom Jones. Willie Grigg,
Howard Crane. Preston Belvin. Stan
ley Blankenship. Dan Xix, Dan Cole
man, William Martin; Charlie schaff
Willie French, Mr.. Wills. James Find
lay, Charles Wallace and Pairo Over
ton.
Womnn's Guild benefit.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Woman's Guild of the First Bap-
list Church Will be given in the church
parlors on the evening of April 10TH
The program will include the pre-
sentation of beautiful tableaux and
fine music.
TO Give Entertainments.
The Archonides. the newly formed
organization of the daughters OF
Sena tors and Representatives.. OF which
Miss Bessie Lambs president. met on
Friday afternoon III the home OF Miss
Smoot. No. 1886 Connecticut Avenue,
Washington.
A permanent organization with mem
berShip for life Was effected Miss