The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-22

have appeared here. Following tllis
feature a german figure on skates Will
be led by Mics Louise Boudnr and
Mr.. william Dewey Cook.
Those participating IN the german
figure will have to pay an extra charge
of 25 cents, and will receive badge.
Only those who have in their possession
badge will be allowed On the floor
after 10 p. M. All desiring to take
part in this figure may get badges
from Mr.. William Grigg. No. 100 West
Avenue. or at the Horse Show Building
on Friday night. General admission
Aliens. Thaw & Grants, the hotels and
prominent drug stores, and from prl-
vate individuals connected with the
Home for 1ncurables.
A called meeting OF the board for
the Home for Incurables will be held
in Murphy's Annex this morning at 4
o'clock. Business OF Importance will
be transacted, and a full attendance
Is requested.
Novelty Party.
The Willing Workers of Monumental
Church Will give novelty party at
s:15 P. NJ. Thursday and Friday In the
Sunday school room OF the church.
A special sale Of cakas. candy and
other. storeroom accessories will be
held throughout the day Friday. no
admission fee being charged until s:15
+. N. It is hoped that the party will
be we'll attended
stny-at-Home Club.
The stay-at.Home Whist Club met
Monday evening With Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Robins. Mrs. Basil spalding and
Mrs. Nelson made top score. The next
meeting will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur NJ Cannon. in the home
OF Judge Edmund Waddill. 92i Park
Avenue.
Echoes from Dixie.
The concert 10 be given By the Con-
Tolerate Choir OF George Il. Pickett
Camp. on Thursday evening. April 3otl.
at the Y. NJ C. A.. promises to be a
very successful affair.
Mrs. j. Grlff Edwards, Of Ports
mouth. Va. COMMUNICATIVE chief OF ail
the Cnofederate choirs, will be the
leading soloist.
A fine program has been prepared.
and tickets for the entertainment can
be had at the Y. NJ. C. A., the Cable
Company. Tragle's and Schaaf's. as well
as from any member OF the choir.
In Honor OF Miss HoEe.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling gave a lunch
con on Saturday last to Miss Mary
Stuart Hoge, Of Louisville. Ky; Miss
Wheat and the buds Of this year and
next.
At a luncheon party at the West
moreland Club Mr.. Randolph Holiday
entertained Miss Hoge, who is his
niece. and who is to be one OF the
attendants at the Houston-Price wed.
ding on Thursday.
The occasion was most enjoyable.
Willing Workers Entertain.
The Willing Workers OF st. Marks
| Church will give an entertainment in
row evening at o'clock. A very :n-
lteresting program has been arranged,
including play entitled Cinderella
by the following little folks: Bessie
| Cox, as Cinderella; James Lawler, as
Prince Rupert; Joe Gasser, as the
king; Madeline Cox, as the mother;
Eliza Belle Wilkinson, as fairy grand
mother; Lila Priddy. as Peacocina;
Ella Dunn, as Stucupetta; 10y Ed
| wards and Tom Jones, as courtiers.
| Refreshments will be served at pop
ular prices.
Mrs. Hnrwood's Reception.
| One of the handsomest entertain
ments of the week was the reception
given yesterday by Mrs. John S. IIar-
wood, of No. 1000 Monument Avenue.
in honor of Mrs. John S. Harwood, Jr.
| House decorations were elaborate
and beautiful. Southern smllax fes-
TONED the grill work Of doorways and
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