The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-12

No. SOB Park Avenue, debutante OF
this reason. and her younger sister,
Miss Virginia Dilworth Chamberlayne,
VIII be at homo to their friends on Fri.
day from to T.. M. Miss Chamber
layne has been much admired since hep
entrance into society.
pnr1or Talk.
Miss Maria Blair will give a pnrlor
talk under the auspices OF Mrs. John b.
Lightfoot's Circle OF Kings Daughters
ut the residence OF Mr.. Boswell Alsop,
No. S11 Floyd Avenue, on Wednesday,
February 18th, at 1880 p. NJ. The sub
ject will be "The Isles OF the Adriatic
and Jerusalem" Miss Blair will relate
her personal experiences while touring
through this region of sacred associa-
ton, beauty and romance. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Day Nur-
sery. for which cause this circle is at
work.
Valentine Pnrty.
A very attractive valentine party
Will be given tomorrow afternoon.
from to o'clock in the auditorium
OF Woman's Christian Association
building, Nos. 70g711 East Franklin
street. The entertainment will be for
the benefit Of the Brotherhood Of st.
Paul, and Is under the auspices of
ters. 1t is hoped by the ladies in
charge that large attendance will
second their efforts in charitable
cause.
Guests mt Brandon.
Life at Brandon on James River,
where Mrs. Randolph Cuyler Is dispens-
ing hospitality during the absence of
her mother, Mrs. Guile Harrison, In
the South, has been rendered more than
ever pleasant by q number of guests
seeking acquaintance with this famous
and historic home.
Mr.. Otway Byrd, who has been at
Upper Brandon with a party of New
York friends, visited his cousins at
Lower Brandon, and Mr. stephen
Poyntz, of England, who spent some
time in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
Egbert Leigh, s., went from Rich
| mond to Brandon, and is now at Shir-
| ley. He numbers an Anne Carter
among his ancestors, and nowhere can
recollections associated with her mem
DRY be better recalled than at her
ancestral home.
Chapter to Meet.
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
Of the Confederacy. will hold its meet
| ing to-day at IL A. NJ, in Lee Camp
1 Hall. a cordial invitation is extended
to all visiting Daughters.
Central Committee to Meet.
The Central Committee OF the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of N!r-
| glnia Antiquities will meet at noon
4 to-day In the rooms Of the Virginia
Historical Society.
Guests Arriving.
| Out-of-town guests began to arrive
in Charlottesville yesterday TO attend
the wedding OF Miss Mary Wait.
Wood. daughter of Captain and Mrs
/ Micajah Woods. to DR.. Frank A. Lup,
ton, which will take place in Christ
! Episcopal Church this evening, at S:3(
o'clock.
Among the guests are Mrs. Frank
Page and Miss Title Page, of Brook
| Ign; DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman Nor
ris. of Birmingham, Ala: Mrs. Johr
| Whitehead and Miss susie Whitehead
OF Salisbury. n. c.. and DIR. D. Fl. Tai
ley and Dr. Robert Nelson, of Birming.
ham.
Miss Woods, who is considered one
of the most beautiful young girls in the
State. has SO many friends and rel
afives In this city that her wedding
which is to be brilliantly celebrated
is as much matter OF interest il
Richmond as In Charlottesville.
,Iarburs-Hack.
Mr.. Frederick r. Hack, of Baltimore
has announced the engagement OF hi.
niece, Miss Virginia Rienan Hack, Il
Mr.. William A. Marburg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Marburg, OF Balti
+ more.
Miss Hack is daughter OF the late