The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
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~ people IN ltlCnE1Ontl.s
The annual tea OF the Assoc
citation for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities will be given to-day from
& TO n p. NJ. In the parlors OF the.
Virginia Historical Society, where
callers will be welcomed by tho officers,
and members OF the directory board. 1T
S. to be regretted that Mrs. Joseph
D., yam, the president Of the adsocia-
ton. and Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. the
8nctirg president. will be prevented
from attending on account Of sickness.
Mrs. John ri. Southall Is chairman
by Mrs. j. Aston Cabe1l, Miss Mamie
Jones and Mrs. william BENTLEY. Little
girls to serve will be Misses Emily
Clarke. Emma Conquest. Elizabeth
Bentley, Ethel Aston Cubeil. Mary.
TonpkIns and Doris Jones.
Miss Sally Denne and Miss Ella Bin
ford. the successful directors OF the
"Burlcsaue on the jamestown War
path" that-ls to be given this evening
and Tomorrow evening In Belytdere
Hall, for9the benefit OF the Brother
themselves on The big sale OF tickets
already made for the two evening".
1.-THE yurlesquc certainly promises to
be popular show.
The quarterly meeting of woman's
Missionary Union. of East Hanover
presbytery. will be held In the Pres
byterian Church. Of Manchester. ut
Tenth and Porter Streets Ladies GO
ing TO the meeting are asked TO take
the Forest Hill car starting from
Seventh and Broad Streets.
Mrs. Harrie Webster Will give g
tea In her apartments at tho CHESTER
field this afternoon.
Much interes. centred yesterday af-
+ernoon in the meeting OF the Literary
Round Table. to discuss Mrs. Burnetts.
recently publishes novel. "The Shuttle"
under the able lead OF Mrs. Thomas
Cary johnson. OF Union Theological
Seminary.
Mr.. r.. A. Baughman, Jr.. entertained
d number OF friends last evening Mt
cards, In his home, No. 922 West Frank
lin Street
Mrs, 4; A. Baughman and Miss Mary
Barney Baughman will be at home to
friends on Thursday afternoon through
out the season.
Miss Lenore Tinsley, Of Picuuenocque,
Henrico county, was the guest OF honor
at tea given Tuesday afternoon by
her sitter. Mrs. s. rutherford Rose,
with whom she is staying.
Merry Comedy.
la Serena to be played in Rich
nond on February a2d. BY the Area
dams. the dramatic company OF the
University OF Virginia. Is q merry
Mexican comedy. full of fun. catchy
songs and having nm attractive feature
IN q number OF Eood-looking chorus
girls.
In the opening scene SIR. John
Luck appears as Carroll. "a daring
American, who has usurped the gov
/
self In the midst OF an annual Mex
4can revolutions. Mr.. Graham. of the
University OF Virginia, takes the role
Of Corey. The disfnherited son OF an
3trate father. who flees from his
parents wrath to Mexico. He recog-
rizes Carroll as an old friend but by
force Of circumstances is compelled
10 lead La Serena's loyal sons against
the rcvolutionlft.
American girl. who has run away from
home TO escape Marie &c with an un-
known millionaire. She and Corey
meet and are infatuated with each
otner. AS Juanita. faratical Mex
3cen maid, Mr.. Redell makes a good
r,ortrayal. and Mr.. Cameron imper-
.,onates Clue. detective, extremely
Many funny and embarrassing play
cpisodes are brought about by mis-
takes In Identity. The chorus dances
are new and intricate and the songs
very musical and catchy.
smartly Gowl.cd.
A bright l.tle society paper. called
the palm Beach Daily News saws In
its issue OF Sunday. January :6th:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allen, OF BAL,
Ponclana yesterday morning for their
annual sojouru. were welcomed by
large circle OF acnuaintances. Mr. and
Mrs, Allen arc enthusiastic golfers, are
1ntensely Interested in deep sea fish.
ing, and devote rome time 70 surf
batr!rg OF which they are ootn yer!
fond. Mrs. Allen is considered one OF
the smartly gowned women VI an
Beach society.
Meeting OF C. NJ. L. S.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society met at II o'clock a.. ". YES
tarday In the Confederate Museum
AIRS. Alfred Gray presiding.
,rhe report OF Mrs. J. Enders Robin.
son delegate from the society TO the
Convention OF the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy meeting N MOTORS
last November, was read, ana MIs.
Robinson was given q vote OF et's ,l n !, Nc
for the excellent service re e. ~
her in putting the work OF the soc1esSs
before the conventions
The resignation of Mrs. John ", Cor
don as vlce-re gent Of the North caro-
lima room, was accented with regret
and Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges was elect
ed to the vtce-regency. With great
regret, the society received the reslg-
nations OF Mrs. Lucius ]. Polk. and Mrs.
Decatur Axtell. regent and yice-regent
OF the Arkansas room.
Those present at the meeting were
Nrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs. J.. Enders Rob
inson. Mrs, w. N. Hamlet. Mrs. Thee.
Ellyson, Miss Bette Ellyson. Mrs. IN.
q, Freeman, Mrs. ". a. Harris, Mrs.
81. Allison Hodges. Mrs. r, A. Pntter-
son, Mrs. c.. w. P. Brock, Miss Baugh-
man. Mrs. ]. II. Undertake. Mrs. Lizzie
Cary Daniel. AArs. Archie Cary. Mrs. v.
Booton Hill. Miss Ellen Jones, Mrs.
George A. Lyon and Mrs. Norman v.
Randolph.
Mrs. Barnett Assists.
Mrs j. Trlplett Haxall, Of Baltl-
more, gave luncheon Tuesday ufter-
noon In honor Of her debutarte nicc.,
Miss Anne Gordon Thorn. Mrs. Douglas
II. Gordon nnd Mrs. George Barnett
we're members nf hn rnceivinfr 4 t,a Yfy