The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

-HE i,npromptu musicale at the
Woman's Club yesterday after
noon was thoroughly delight,
full affair.
Misses Ellie Workman, Mar.
Baret Owen and Zcllc Minor, with Mr.
Weitzal as accompanist. completely
captured a large audience, including
many visitors, and had TO respond to
encore after encore.
The club parlors, decorated with
sweet spring flowers, were brilliantly
and fashionably thronged, the social
part of the afternoon being an UNUSUAL
success.
Hostesses OF the afternoon at the
tea and lemonade tubles were Mrs.
James caskie, Mrs. William Meade
CLARK, Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. John
sLandstrcet and Mrs. Robert willing
ham. Jr. They were assisted by Misses
Maude Stringfellow Jessie Hazard,
caroline Abel and Resale Jones.
Mrs. Anderson in Cuba.
Mrs. William a. Anderson Will spend
The month of May with her son, Lieu
tenant W. u. a. Anderson. at Maranao.
Cuba. one of the beautiful residential
Suburbs of Havana.
Lieutenant Anderson will go on Au-
gust 1st to the United States Military
Academy. at West Point, n, Y, he hav-
Ing been chosen to fill the post Of pro-
fessor OF engineering a the academy.
He will probably remain at the acad-
envy four years.
Attorney General Anderson has re-
moved with his daughters from No. t14
West Franklin street TO No. 5 West
Franklin Street
Mrs. Swnnson's Guests.
Mrs. Dunn. of Washington. is the
guest of Mrs. c. a. Swanson at the
Mansion. Mrs. Alexander Magruder
and Mrs. George Marye, of the national
capital, will come TO Richmond to
spend several days as weekend Wis
itors of the Governor and his wife.
Mrs. swanson is enthusiastic over
her recent visit TO Washington. She
was entertained every day while there
and remained over on Saturday for a
handsome luncheon given by Mrs.
Emory. wife of Admiral Emory, and
for dinner of which Mrs Magrudcr
was the hostess on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Swanson will give A large re-
ception Saturday afternoon in honor of
visitors to the Conference of Chart
ties and Correction.
Luncheon aud Bridge.
Mrs. NJ. A. Samuelson will give a
luncheon and bridge party at Hermit
tage Golf Club this afternoon at 1880
O'Clock, in honor of Miss Barrow, of
Lexington. Ky, who is in Richmond
for the Surgeons Association meet
ing. and guest at the Jefferson Ho-
tel. Young ladies to meet Miss Bar
row will be Misses Carrie Pace Neal
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ell Eugene TAYLOR. Mary Donahoe
and Charlotte Miller.
Hollywood Memorial
Hollywood Memorial Association met
yesterday noon in the lecture-room of
Second Presbyterian Church. and made
arrangements for Hollywood Memorial
Day.
The Rev. Landon Mason will deliver
the opening prayer. and the Rev. G.
w. Finley, of Thinking Springs. will
be the orator OF the day. Lieutenant
Governor ]. Taylor Ellyson will. as
chairman of the day, Introduce the
speakers. and Mrs. T. A. Miller, as
vice president of the association, Will
have the program in charge.
Invitations will be sent to military.
veteran. and memorial associations in
. Richmond. Memorial services Will be
held Sunday. May 31st, In the Second
Baptist Church.
1t was decided to send delegates to
the meeting of the memorial associa-
tons in Birmingham. Ala, on May 9th,
and to request Richmond Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
TO take charge of Confederate mom-
ments in Richmond. except the Lee
Monument, which is in charge of Holly
wood Junior Association.
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mortal services on May 9Th was ac-
"cepted-
Whist Tournaments
One of the most brilliant gatherings
7 OF the club season was the bridge whist
tournament. which was played at the
Woman's Club on Saturday evening.
There We're fourteen tables The high
est score Uus made by Miss Claire
Guillaume.. and Mr. "A. P. Wilmer The
game was admirably managed by
Admiral Webster while the hostesses,
Mrs. D. T. Williams, Mrs James r.
Parkinson. Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
Mrs. r. Cecil Garlick, contributed a
great deal to the success Of the even
Ing.
Miss Adams mt Club.
On Monday afternoon. May Nth,
Miss Jane Adams. who will be attend
ing the Conference on Charities and
Correction, Will address the members
OF the Woman's Club. Miss Adams,
who has acquired a world wide reputa-
ton a s tho founder of Hull House, Chi
cago, is Very interesting speaker.
and is most pleasantly remembered by
those who Ware fortunate ~