The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
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PERSONAL
~R. AID MRS. DAVID CREEPY,
y IN OF South Third Street, gave u
WI Leap Year proposal party on
" Friday evening.

'
IN IN OF South Third Street. gave u !,
N Leap Year proposal party on
I'VE Friday evening.
The novelty OF the enter
tainment, and the earncstness with
which the young ladies addressed
themselves to the task of proposing
proved very diyerting to onlookess.
Miss Fanny Kent. of Southwest Nir.
glna, won the prize for being tho
most successful proposer. and the palm
was awarded to Mr.. Buchanan for /
refusal made with the happiest degree /
OF nonchalance.
out the evening. and the host AMI
hostess succeeded in giving their !
friends a thoroughly enjoyable time.
The Domino Ball.
An attractive social event of Thurs
day evening will be the Leap Year ball
to be given In Masonic Temple. under
the direction OF Miss Resale Mines
and Miss Ella Binford.-
Colonel Thomas B. McAdanls Will
lead the german and the patronesses
OF the evening will he Mrs. William l..
Rcyali, Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Jr., Mrs.
Charles Shields, Mrs. Robert G.. Rem
nolds. Mrs. C. c. Walker, Mrs. Fred
ipieasan;s and Mrs. Thomas Stokes.
The chaperoncs Will be Mrs. John a.
Coke, Jr.. Mrs. Bruce Bowe, Mrs. James
lT. Rutherford. Mrs, Frank Hobson
Mrs. r. n. Vaughan. Mrs. Z. B. Sadtler.
Mrs. Edmund Benson, Mrs. Gilbert We'll
den, Mrs Stuart Bowe, Mrs. Robert Pc
| gram, Mrs. Julian Binford. Mrs. Robert
IW. Williams. Mrs. William Taliaferro
and Mrs. Thomas B. McAdams.
Young ladies are requested to secure
tickets from Miss BInford, at No. 500
West Grace Street; Miss Mines, at No.
90: West Grace Mr.. Binford, at No.
IN East Grace, or from Mr.. George D.
! Morgan.
To Give Recital.
The executive COMMITTEES of the
Junior Auxiliary of st. Paul's Church
an organization noted for the efficient
/ help 1t renders the Ragged Mountain
/ Mission and other needy mtssions--is
lat st. Paul's Thursday evening at sac
/ o'clock. The committee Is composed
4 Of Misses Margretta MCGUIRE. Louise
4 PURCELL and Mrs. Fred Noting.
4 An excellent program has been ar
4 ranged. Mr.. Ben Potter. of London.
England: Professor Er = i. cosby OF
i Annie Louise Reinhardt. viollnlst, apd
! Mrs. Clifton NJ. Miller. soprano. VIII
i take part
tory for the benefit OF auxiliary work
Tie Thim members Of the auxiliary are
I hoping to have good attendance.
Tea a Success.
The Japanese tea given by the For.
]. est Hill Circle or kings Da ..1 .,ae,
yesterday evening. proved very pleas
! ant success.
!, , The tea was. given In the home OF
: Mrs. Leland Rankin. and Japanese
: steal and dramatic recital was pro.
. ductive of much entertainment.
Dr.. To,rbo at Nomnn'x ColleSe:
Dr.. Tonic OF COLUMBIA Ga y, $, ss; Nf CIV
sstsrs On before sa the s staden Of Wo
!, : mans College, their guests ana friends
!, in the college chapel last night.
9 the staff OF the Chisel, the Woman
q College quarterly. deserve much credi
! for having secured SO distinguished
c spea ker as DR.. Tonbo.
n The students OF Richmond Colleg
. were the special guests of the even
. ing.
Q Tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mino .,
= scene of a nretty marriage Wednes
- dayat $50 O'Clock; when their daughtel
81 Susie became the bride OF W. ~, .; Ss 4e
IS Fluyunna county. The bride was :
T. !, tired in travelling suit 81 plue e ,e.o.t
~ with hat and gloves to malSh " " "a, q
y tendants were Misses sarah =. w y ! ~ y
u land Lille e. NORRIS; Mcssrs. Bleu Us Q
s Morri and Robert S. Alarks Atts
q spending several days In Richmond tn
y |vounG couple Will leave 1oF tnelrs ~
~ ture home In Norfolk.
=. Personal Mention.
" Miss Jennie G. Johnston, OF No. J !
~ South Fifth Street, ,left.last week g
,e Florida, Cube and other Souther
Is. points. III \ 81 s..
MISS Lucy Daniel has Just returpe
from, a visit to her parents 1t Arcade
II Chr rlptra county,
Former state Senator and Mrs. job
4. l. JefIries have announced the engage
.ment OF their dau ghter, Leslie to D
~ Raymond Wallace, Ct Chinttanoos
= Tonn. The date OF tho wedding Is So
= for the last OF February.
Miss JAMIE Watkins OF Houston,
spending some weeks with friends
a Richmond. ,9
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page. Mrs. Alit
Starke5 ana her sons, Newton and Ale
IN lhave Just returned to their homes 4
b Norfolk, from an extended trip to II
@ Pacific coast.
- Miss Annie W. Broaddus,of Bowlir
n Green. spent q part OF last week 1
Richmond.
Read "The staEe-struck Gill;
Sarah Bcrnhardt, in sundays Time
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