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

will contribute to ye pleasurable coca
sion. while refreshments served gratui-
tously to we guests by faire naidens
| will maintaine ye fame Of Mistress
Washington's hospitalitie. For Se ben
ofyte OF We repaire funde of Park
Place Church. stately damsels, bewitch-
|ingly arrayed. will offer dainty stitch
cry. fabrics broldered fit for ye wear
ers of ye twentieth century. while
others. skilled in ye art of housewifery
will display tempting sweetmeats. An
offering of a bit of silver placed in the
palm OF Mistress Nellie Custis Will
enable we guests to spend n delightful
evening"
Pnr1or Talk.
Miss Maria Blair Will give a parlor
talk on Wednesday. February 10th. at
1880 P. NJ, at the home OF Mrs. Bos-
well Alsop, No. sl1 Floyd Avenue. Miss
Blair Will make her subject "Jerusalem
and the Isles of the Adriatic." and the
afternoon will afford the pleasure of
hearing her personal experiences In
this region Of sacred association and
romance. The proceeds will be de-
voted in part to the Day Nursery, to
which work Mrs. John B. Lightfoots
Circle Of Kings Daughters, under
whose auspices the talk will be given,
has given generous aid for some years
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Major ana Mrs Langdon r. Christian
announce the engagement of their
Clarence Watkins Hentlley, of Jackson
vile. Fla.
Trunks Returned.
ST ca
Church wish to thank all those who SO
kindly assisted to make a success of
their concert and social, which took
place at ST. Mary's Hall Wednesday
evening. The entertainment was of a
high order. and was greatly enjoyed
by large and appreciative audience.
The Woodland Glee Club, composed
of Messrs. Ernest Render, Charles
o'Rorll, Forrest Stewart and Russell
High. entertained with several vocal
selections; Misses Annie and Clara
Hulcher rendered highly appreciated
piano duet: Miss Mary Manning. in
vocal selection accompanied by Miss.
Rosena Steinbrecher responded to sew
eral hearty ,encores; Miss Mamie Ryall,
the popular elocutionist. amused the
audience with comic readings; Miss
Mamie Grasberger entertained with
several piano solos: Mr.. Lonnie Wilson
delighted the audience with his yaude-s
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Daughters Luncheon.
At the buffet luncheon to be given
on Saturday. February ed. under the.
auspices OF Commonwealth Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
the aides receiving will wear Martin
Washington costumes. including the
becoming fichu, which was charming
accessory characteristic Of that stately
dame
The reception committee includes
Mrs. David T, Williams, Mr.. M. Alien
Chambers. Mrs. Charles A. Blan,on.
Mrs: W. II Nelson. Mrs. C. p. Lee. Mrs.
Q. " Wingfield Mrs. A. +. HUNT lad
Mrs. ID. Fl. ingalls,.
Decorations vii be in red. white aud
blue, and the patriotic idea will be cn-.
ried out in the refreshments. The
proceeds Of the tea will be used to meet
the last payment on the Daughters
building at jamestown.
Ladies' Aid Society.
On Friday afternoon, February 2lst,
from to 6, the Ladies' Aid Society and
the Sulbeams will give George
Washington party in the lecture room
iof Leigh street Baptist Church The
gone days will be especially attractive
to the children for whose pleasure the
program has been arranged
on Friday evening, February 21st,
from S:15 to II, the Ladies Aid So
ctety will give a Colonial entertain
ment in the lecture room of Leigh
Street Baptist Church. The ST. An
drew's orchestra and number of
leading vocaiists will furnish the pro-
gram.
Colonial colors Will be used In the
decorations and refreshments. and
Martha Washington costumes will be
! worn by the young ladies' assisting at
the refreshment tables.
Valentine Entertainments.
| st. Jonn's Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will give a beautiful valentine en-
ltertain'nent ON the evening of February
18th, in the home of Mr.. !. S. Moore,
No. 22o9 East Broad Street.
| Decorations in drawing and dining,
rooms Will be in valentine colors-pink
and greenland hearts and Cupids will
be everywhere in evidence. A delight
full program will be rendered by Miss
Myrtle Redford, pianist; Miss Annie
Louise Reinhardt, violinist and Mrs
I Clifton NJ, Miller, soprano sooist.
MISS Eula Bailey, dramatic reader
"''i W. ssVeihl NUMBERS on the pro-
gram. which will also include an Illus.
trated song contest.
Guests will be received by Mrs. j. S
Moore, ST., Miss Alice Moore. Mrs. j. S
, Moore, Jr,, Mrs. Ramon d. Garcin, Mrs
D. T, Edwards. Mrs. W. G. MAYER. Mrs
| ". A. Burrows, Mrs. William Cr,mp
Mrs, j. #. Craigie, Mrs, e. T.. Quarles
Mrs j, l. Tallaferro and Mrs. B. II
Howard.
|
Miss Alice Moore, chairman OF tn
entertainment committee, Will have as
ISOLATED with her Mrs G. j. Billups
Mrs. B. A, Hord, Mrs. c. w. Massio
f Mrs, j. f. Green and Mrs, ID. P. ed
wards.
The candy committee will be unde
lhe direction of Mrs. w. o. Moore
:, whose assistants will be Mrs. VIC
Moore, Mrs. Oscar Grover, Mrs. q. 7
Talley, Mrs Powell, Mrs. John Charlie
ton, Mrs, Maggie Anderson and Mrs
W. S. Deazley.
The decorating committee will in
olude Mrs. j. Il. Green, Mrs. John Sore
Mrs. Park Gary, Mrs. Samuel Frisch
7 korn Mrs I.asisiter, Miss Matte Wood
! assisted by the entertainment CON
! mittec.