The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
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PERSONAL

IA MISS PosIE MEREDITH and MISS
Ia "a Nan Lindsey will receive
NH callers at the Girls Club tea.
X room In the ladies' cafe OIL
the Jefferson Hotel, and, as
hostesses, will be assisted by NUMBER
of the pretty matrons and young girls
of the city.
The tenroom Is most attractive. ana
Is a place where social life centres III
pleasant fashion, prolncnaders Tor tne
afternoon seeking refreshment there
and intercourse with friends over me
cup that cheers. Delicious ices ana
cream are served in addition to tea
and waters.
At the Rosemary Library.
TIE second of the series of silver
teas to he given weekly during Lent at
Rosemary Library was we'll attended
Yesterday afternoon.
The reception committee included
Miss Annie Blankenship. Mrs. Parker
baehiell. Mrs. j. Aston Cabell Mrs.
william Bentley and Mrs. Willis The
library rooms were lighted with shaded
candles and lamps and decorated with
roses and carnations.
The hostesses were assisted by pref
ty girls, and the callers were most
delightfully."- received. The library re.
CCDtlOnS arc Il Cldi iSdtuiC vi
Lenten life.
Annual Board Meeting.
The annual meeting of the board of
the Retreat for the Sick was held yes
terday at noon, the business meeting
having preceded 1t at II o'clock.
officers elected were: Miss Mary
Norwood. president; Mrs. w. N. Ham
lett. with Mrs. B. a. Blenner, assistant,
recording secretary; Mrs. SPOTS, cor
responding secretary assisted by Mrs.
w. S. Murray, and Mrs. Jack Temple,
treasurer.
Independents from the different
churches included Mrs Anna f. Rahm.
from the Episcopal Church; Mrs. James
A. Grigg. Presbyterian: Mrs. Shelton.
Baptist: Mrs. Mark Peyser. Hebrew;
Mrs. Richardson, Methodist, and Mrs.
Moseley, the Christian Church.
Summer Rest Calendar.
The Summer Rest Calendar will meet
at No. 500 East Grace Street Monday,
March 10th, at PJ. NJ. All members
are requested to pay their dues this
week.
February Class Meeting.
AT the February meeting of Miss
Zelle Minors music class. selections
from Bounner, Lebert, Martin. Kullak.
Moskowski. Chopin and Tschaikowski
were charmngly rendered by Miss
Minor and Miss Marie Gibboney. Miss
Jennie Jones. Miss Margaret Stuart,
Miss Lucille Neal. Master Thomas Ma
hone. Miss Rosalie Rehling. Miss Mary
johnson, Miss Marian Spicer and Mr..
Arthur Thomas.
TheSroll of honor, containing the five
highest averages to February ED, con-
tanned the following names: Misses
Marian Spicer. Lucille Neal, Hosalie
Rehling, Marie Glbboney and Mastet
Thomas Malone.
Musical Reception.
A musical reception WILL be given
this evening at $40 o'clock by the
Girls Society OF Seventh Street Chris
tian Church. in the home of Miss Hes
ter Tabb. No. zoos Monument Avenue
An excellent program will be rendered
and the proceeds of the entertainment
will so to the church window fund
The young ladies interested extend 9
cordial invitation to their friends an1
the public generally.
Annual Meeting of Board.
The annual meeting of the board OF
the Exchange for Women's Work viii
be held in the rooms of the exchange
to-day at noon. A full attendance o.
board members is requested.
Personal Mention.
Mr. William r. Hill, who has beer
confined to his home for the past ter
weeks with typhoid fever. is now much
improved, and has returned to his bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pegram are Wis
| ting Mrs. Pegramis parents. Colone
and Mrs. Harry Hodges. of Duke Street
Norfolk.
Miss Bell Perkins, who has been the
guest of friends in Norfolk, is now a
Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point.
/ Mrs. Arthur Fl. Taylor has joined he,
Husband in Danville, where he has ac
cepted a position on the staff of thu
Register. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are a
No. GIG Main Street.
Mrs. James Bailey will spend a weel
with her daughter. Mrs. Frank l..
Brown, Of Boston. who is now her CUES
at Old Point. Captain Brown, now sta
toned at the Marine Hospital in Bos
ton, will join Mrs. Bailey and Mrs
/ Brown at Old Point.
Mrs. Strathmore Owens. of this city