The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
DISPATCH: FEBRUARY 49, 1908

Nfeshaihes III. Nj. Barbour! Harvey
mnvif. Henry Schmidt, j. 7 Allen,
William Farrell krata and Lynch.
memory table VIII be supervised
PAINE, Miss Clara Chalk. Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. RI.
Anderson. Miss Lille l!ailev. Miss
Stella Mountcastlc Miss Annie Nolde
and Miss stephan.
observation-disclosures.
Nh. Charles H. Parkinson and Miss
Irene. Blackwell Malone, both of
tBrunswick county. were married III
Washington Wednesday last at tic
New Willard Hotel. BY the Rev. Will
liam French Locke.
The bride was accompanied by her
aunt andsa party of FRIENDS. VINO VIII
Messed the solemn rites.
Mr.. Perkinson is srciessf,,l real
estate man of Dolphin. va aiiu his
lr!de ~ pretty and accomplished
belle OF Meredithville. va. Mrs. Per-
kinsor spent last winter in Washing
ton, aud has many friends here.
Temp Year sOclnI.
A most delightful affair was tho
Valentine and leap year social given
by tn, Thursday Afternoon club al
No. 10A North Linden street, on Thurs
day evening last. The members of
the club are Mesdames i. ID. Epps,
James Sweeny, Jr. c. l.. Seaton. w.
Woodward, a. w. Orpin; Misses Edith
Miller, Bessie Pond Lily Nj. Becker.
Alice Grey and Marion Welsh. TIE
decorations were hearts and Cupids,
and the leap year idSl was carried out
With great success in the different
ways of entertainment. The men pres
ont included Messrs. L. y. and j. J..
'',sfas, James Sweeny. Jro G. l.. Seaton,
w. Leigh Carneal. a. j.. Phillips. Jr..
j. w. Woodward. A. w. Orpin, w. J..
Miller, Henry Epps, w. l.. Philips and
e. r. Leatherbury.
silver Tea.
~ silver tea. for the benefit of the
Shcltering Arms Free Hospital, will
be given Friday afternoon, February
a1st. from to o'clock, in the home
Of Mrs. George T. King, No. Gil West
Grace Street
The members of the circle who will
receive are as follows: Mesdames John
o. Taylor, e. II. Peterkin, Thomas
Christian. Thomas b. Floyd j. Bout
ware Kidd, Charles G.. Mason John
Mcknight, Charles ellis Taylor.
stephen r. Beveridge w. III. Nelson. H.
Lee Lorraine, William Reed Mccall;
Misses Annie II. Ball and Rena A
King. All friends of the hospital are
cordially invited
Miss Wilson'S Appointment.
Miss Bessie Garland Wilson. formerly
of this city. now OF Petersburg. VA.
has recently been appointed directross
of the music department, both vocal
and instrumental of the Bowling
Green Female Seminary.
Miss Wilson received her academic
and music degree from the Woman's
College of Richmond. also certificate
In vocal music at it's last commence
ment. Her graduating recital will be
recalled with much pleasure. as she
then rendered well varied and diff
cul. program.
Miss Wilson possesses a mezzo-
soprano voice of unusual depth and
power.
Her success will he heard with much
pleasure here and throughout the
state.
Interesting Address.
a very able and entertaining adj
dress was made before the Tuesday
Afternoon Club by the Rev. DIR. Rob
ert Forsyth. of ST. Paul's Church.
The club held its last literary meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Walter A.
Watson. The attendance was large.
the attention rapt and the address al
together delightful. DR.. Forsyths sub
jecs was ..Shakespeare in London" and
all of his hearers felt when he fin
ished that they were familiar with the.
scenes and circumstances he SO graph
cally described.
The next lecture before the club will
be delivered by Mr.. James Aston Ca
bell, on the evening of March 27th.
Bridge Party.
A very pretty bridge party was given
on Wednesday, last By Miss Rosa Wells
at her home. on Nash Street. Wilson,,
n. c.. in honor of her guest. Miss Helen
NJ. Mcleod OF Washington. After Il
delightful hour or two at cards. an
elaborate course luncheon was served
the guasts upon the card tables. Among
those present were Misses Fannie Boy
kin. Dora McRae. of Chapel Hill: Miss
jamie Penick. Mrs. Paul Branch, Mrs.
Graham Woodland Miss Ximena Roberts
and her guests, Misses Duncan. of RAJ
Outlaw Mildred Taylor and Lucy
Smith, of oxford: Mrs. Wade II. An
derson,' Mrs. J. r. Edmundson. Misses
Pauline Woodland, Lola Wells. Frances
Wells, Sallie Jordan, Bessie Gold, Eula
Rouse Anita Watson, Mary Hadley,
Clyde Moore. Ada Royal. Gladys Wells,
Misses Taylor, Campbell, Richardson,
Tomllnson Hackney. Addie Moore,
Ellen Clarke. Ida Virgins, Bette
Wainwright, Misses Stronach. of RAJ
leigh: Mcsdames Pettus, Rierson. Hugh
Murray Nathan Anderson, Jr., and
Richardson,
Indoor Garden Party.
One of the most attractive booths Of
the indoor garden party, to be given
by the Charity 1Tete Association on
February 2stht and 29th, at the Ieffer-
son Hotel auditorium. will be that of
Mrs, James "a. Grigg, who has charge
Iof the refreshments.
Her booth will represent an Italian
pergola, and will be covered with
flowers from sunny Italy. II will be
SITUATED in the foyer of the audi
forum, and promises 10 be very
popular.
Mrs. Grisg's committee includes Mes
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