The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
oC1ETY has taken UP the clever
idea OF tag day" and is deeply
~ interested in making 1t sue

oc1ETY has taken UP the clever
q idea OF tag day" and is deeply
=, inter in making It a sue
Mrs. Swanson laughingly said
over the tea cups of Tuesday after
noon that she intended tagging the
Governor, herself and her horses"
In the jefferson Hotel during the
morning hours of Monday, March 3otf
Mrs. Caskie Cabeli, with her attrac-
tive aids, will hand to each contribu-
tor. the little red tag, stamped In
white. with the nurses cross, and ask
each enc to wear 1t for the day.
Patronesses for Monday will be:
Mrs. @. A. Swanson, Miss T.. Noting.
Mrs. II. Ellyson, Mrs, o. II. Funston,
Mrs. a. Anderson. Mrs. J. Hill,
Miss S. Anderson, Mrs. u. NJ. Hoadley,
Mrs. C. Cabell, Miss NJ. Paine,
Mrs. C. u. WhitlockMrs. a. Small,
Mrs. w. l. Royal, Mrs. A. -. Blair,
Miss II. a. Royal, Mrs. ~. Il Bemiss,
Mrs. i. w. Harrison Mrs. Il. q. Reynolds
Mrs. H. Hazard. Mrs. j. Lyons,
Miss NJ IT. Lindsey Mrs. w. A. Thomas
Miss j. u. Hazard, Mrs. j. Caskie,
Mrs. H. Sklpwith Mrs. +. Cocks,
Mrs. II. a. SaundersMrs. p. Cooke.
Mrs. A. Wexford. Mrs. G. Benson,
Mrs. II. Strudwick, Mrs. s. Rowe.
Miss NJ. Blair, Mrs. c. 7. Williams
Mrs. C. Tompkins. Mrs A. S. Rutherford
Mrs. p. III. Mayo, Mrs. G.. b. Johnson,
Mrs. r. N. Carter. Mrs. VIM. Trigg
Mrs. i &. Williams. Mrs. S. w. Travers.
Mrs. A. Cameron, Mrs. j. II. Anderson
Mrs. l.. T.. Lewis, Mrs j. Dunlop.
Mrs. E. o. Noting. Miss c. Ryland.
Mrs. Moore's At-HOme.
The second of series OF at-homes
given by Mrs. Warner Moore, of No
sl3 West franklin Street rendered
Wednesday afternoon very pleasant to
n number of her friends. asked to meet
her sister. Mrs Wight, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Moore's parlors were most at
tractive, and in the dining room table
decorations were American Beauty
roses, resting on lovely cluny Lace
cover.
The color tones of red and green
proved most effective In the serving Of
,alnty refreshments, ices and bonbons.
The hostess and the guests of honor
were alike gracious and charming TO
their friends who called
At Palm Beach.
Mrs. william Ruffin Cox, who has
been spending some time in Jackson
VILE and st. Augustine. is now at Polm
Beach, Florida.
Before going to Florida she visited
Augusta and Savannah, Georgia. and
was beautifully entertained by the
State Society of Georgia Colonial
Danes.
Her Southern tour has been spe-
cially pleasant in the way of social
entertainment, and she is now In the
midst of gay and fashionable life at
Palm Beach.
Informal Tea.
A number of Miss Carrie Pace Meals
friends called at her home, No. West
yai .f
friend. Miss Edmonia Robinson. Of
Louisville, KY. and enjoy chat over
the teacups while welcoming her 10
Richmond.
Miss Robinson is great society
favorite In Louisville, and promises
20 be equally popular in Richmond.
VIII Sail saturday.
Mr.. A. Randolph Holiday has gone
to New York TO bid goodby TO his
niece. the Marehese san Germano,
who sails by the White Star liner the
Crefic from New York for Naples.
Mr. Al Holiaday, OF Nelson county.
the Marchesc's grandfather, who came
to Richmond to see her. is now the
guest of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Thos.
Boiling, at No. 6lo West Franklin
street.
Tournament Hostesscs.
ffostesses for the Woman's Club
whist tournament this evening will be
Miss NJ L. Moore. Miss Helen Mon
tague, Mrs. Basil Spalding and Mrs Ar
thur Cannon.
At the Tea Room.
Miss Kate Meredith will to-day be
the presiding genius of the Girls So
ciety tea room, conducted each after
noon in the ladies' cafe of the Jefter-
son Hotel.
She will be assisted in doing the
honors by Mrs. John Shelton Williams
Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds, Miss
Mildred Boyd and Miss Eda Atkinson
At Bclvidcre Hall.
IT is earnestly hoped that large
audience will attend the minstrel per
formance to be given tonight by the
Rollickers, In Belvidere Hall. for the
benefit of Woman's Christian Assoc!a-
ton.
The numbers on the program, begin
ming with the Court Of Fun " and end
Ing with zone Morning With John the
First" are irresistibly brilliant ant
mirth-provokng, and the cast includes
some OF the finest amateur talent II
Richmond.
and the fact that 1t is given for sc
worthy an object must bespeak for Il
everything In the way of generous
patronage.
Chapter to Meet.
Old Dominion Chapter Daughters Of
the American Revolution, will meet
at noon to-day in the home of the re
gent, Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson, OF
No. S11 East Grace Street.
Observation-Disclosures.
Invitations have been issued for thu
wedding Of Miss Ruby S. Fisher tt
Mr.. Harry L. Bowman. the wedding t.
take place on April sth, at the home
Of the bride. this city.
Sailing on the Celtic.
Among Richmond and Southern pas
sengers sailing from New York on TIL,
White Star liner Celtic Tomorrow are
Mr.. John S. Munce, Mrs. John S. Munce
Mrs. G. C. PeniclS, Miss Mary Clifton
Penick, Mrs. Russell Robinson, Mrs
Welforl c.. Reed. Miss Alethia AIcC. nn