The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19

Rector's Aid Society of Epiphany
Church., assisted by number of jolly
inatrons and maids, will give the farce
"The Old Maids Convention" for the
benefit OF the church.
large number of friends are ex-
pected to witness this very amusing
burlesque on the trials OF splnster-
hood.
Pupils Recital.
pupils recital was given by the
members of Miss Belle Johnson's piano
class on Saturday afternoon at No. 10
South Third Street. The pupils per-
forming were as follows Misses Margie
Nicholas. Gene Heck, Marion Boice.
Alma Cecil, Annie Nicholas. A. N.
English, Mary Porter lillian Cook,
kathrine Staten and Master M. Por-
ter.
Unique Entertainment.
unique entertainment will be
given under the auspices of Asbury
riace Methodist Episcopal Church on
thursday evening from o'clock until
midnight, at the residence OF Mrs. r.
Z. Traylor No. sl2 West Main street.
Colonial tea and reception, given In
hotior OF Marquis de Lafayette's first
visit to America by General and Mrs.
Marina Washington will be the feature.
L
arc invited to attend.
Mothers Club to Meet.
The West End kindergarten Mothers,
Club will meet this afternoon at 4
O'Clock IN the Kindergarten room
at Lompardy and Main Streets.
obedience" will be the subject for
discussion.
Mothers OF the new pupils are espe-
ciaily invited. but all Interested are
welcome.
AT these meetings mothers bling per-
picking questions and talk over mat
ters In friendly council. The expe-
rience OF the many is placed at the
service of the one. Suggestions are
made in regard to helpful reading mat
ter, and useful home occupations.
Books are loaned from the club
library.
Has Been Postponed.
The Summer Rest entertainment. ad.
vertised to take place at No. SOC 1-2
Floyd Avenue, on February goth, has
been postponed until further notice.
Given To-day.
A parlor talk will be given to-day by
Miss Maria Blair, at No. s11 Floyd
Avenue. under the auspices of the
White Memorial Circle. Miss Blair's
ShDJSSt WIZ pS i ne Isles VI Tie huTl-
attic and Jerusalem" and her personal
experiences in this most interesting re-
gion will make the talk very pleasant
occasion. The proceeds will be devoted
largely to the Day Nursery, to which
work this circle of Kings Daughters
has given generous aid.
Coosler-snryay.
Mr. Walter D. sarvay announces the
approaching marriage of his sister,
Elizabeth Hammond. to Mr.. Carl Henry
Coogler, of Pueblo. Col. The marriage
will TAKE place on February 26th, in
the home Of Miss Sarvays sister. Mrs.
John Weatherell. of No. 419 Van Buren,
Avenue, Pueblo. Col.
Whist Club to Meet.
The Sue Gordon Whist Club VIII meet
Mrs. C. E. Borden on West Franklin
Street.
Observation-Disclosures
The wedding of Miss Sarah Vowel
Daingerfeld. daughter of Mr.. r. l..
Dangertield. of Alexandria. to Mr..
Charles Goldsborough Stirlipg. former
iy of Baltimore. but now of New York,
will be celebrated on Friday. in st.
Thomass Episcopal Church, New York.
Miss Mary Daingerfield will be maid of
honor, and Mr.. j. Edward Stirling the
best man. After the honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Stirling will reside in
New York.
To Close Monday.
The Richmond Exchange for Wo-
mans Work will remain open Satur-
day, February 22d. but will observe
Washington birthday on Monday, by
being closed for that day.
Personal Mention.
Mrs ]. Mason Miller has been spend
ing some time in Stanton, and Miss
Fanny Miller, who has been the guest
there of her mother, has returned to-
Sweetbriar Institute.
Miss Jellis Scott has returned to
Richmond after a visit to Miss Walter
at Montgomery Hall, near Staunton.
The Roanoke Chapter U. D. c.. is
giving a series of card parties during
February.
Mrs. Frank schoheld is the guest of
her sisters. the Misses Pummer, in
Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Walter and
daughters, Misses Jane, Ruth and
Frances Walter, are visiting Richmond
and Old Point.
Mrs. Z. A. Robinson is at home after
VISIT 10 Mrs. anna NJ. bra&ton, OF
Fredericksburg.
Mr.. ]. w. c. Bryant, Jr., who has
been visitor to the city, has returned
to Clifton Forge.
Miss Minta Richardson has returned
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Newport News.
Miss P. Harris, president of Virginia
College entertained the bridal party
of her niece. Miss Boatwright, whose
marriage to Mr.. Clayton will take place
in the college auditorium tonight.
Miss Lottie Nelson has returned to
Newport News. after visiting friends
here and in Petersburg.
Miss Mildred Dulaney, of Baltimore,
is the guest of the Misses Bnford
RABBI BENMoscHE RESIGNS.
Gives Up Work Mt Durham On Account
of Health: ReturnN to Norfolk