The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-30
Social and
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49, Hawes at the Union Theological
Seminary Mrs Herrick is being much
entertained during her stay in Rich ,f,,
guests at the woman's Club on Mon
day afternoon She formerly made
her home in this city and Is most
pleasantly remembered here as the
daughter of Marion aariaaa.
lIsccitnl mt Womnn's Club.
Miss GeIine Macdonald will give
song recital at the Woman's Club this
afternoon at 4:3 O'Clock, assisted by
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD, pianist. This
recital Will be given in place OF the
usual meeting OF the Literary Round
Table
The Current Events Glass will meet
on Friday afternoon al >, and mere
after all afternoon meetings OF the
club VIII begin ct ) o'clock
Hnbiiston-seidcn.
An event In social circles this after
noon VIII be the wedding of Miss Nan
ME Sciden. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Seldep, to William NJ Hablls-
ton. the ceremony to take place very
quietly al tile home OF the bride. 3ld
Fast Grace Street, at o'clock. re-
ception VIII follow the ceremony, after
which Mr.. Habiiston and his oride
viii leave Tor New York. from which
place. tt1N VIII Adll Oii Atsf llN "
ship. George Washington. OF the North
German Lloyd Line. to spend several
months travelling abroad
OF Interest Here.
says the Atlanta Consultation: -
deltEhtful event OF Saturday evening
and a compliment to Frank 4. Munsey.
OF New York, the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs John -. Little, was the dinner
party given by Major y y. Hanson at
the Piedmont Driving Club. Invited TO
faF
John u. Little. Captain j. w English,
Miss Jennie English. Mr. and Mrs. j.
D. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. j. *. OFT
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Atkinson, Mr.:
and Mrs Robert r. MADDOX. MIR. and
Mrs John Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. John
SIaton. Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Campbell
SIR. and Mrs. Edward Brown. Nh and
Mrs. u. Il. DallIs, Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mr. and
Mrs. j. s. b. Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Carroll Payne and Miss Laura
Payne.
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
hoEor of their guest Frank a. Munsey.
of New York. Their guests included
Miss Edna Mccandiess. Miss Cora
Wynn. Miss Helen Bagiey. Miss Ada
Alexander. W. r. Chaplin, Thomas Ee-
gleston. Lynn Werner. James Alex
auder and Mr.. Fleming, of Columbus
ander and Mr.. Fleming. OF Columbus.
Mrs. Ashton Starke, in this city, and
is frequently visitor III Richinond.
Visiting in Ronnoke.
Frances and Lucian Cooke. of the
University of Virginia, and Hugh
Hagan, of Washington and Lee Uni
versity have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke at their
homo in Roanoke, for several days
Meetings To-day.
The Alumnae Association of Miss
Virginia Randolph Elletts school will
RI, af toy Nr1C AT !. nj in ..
school building, ii North Laure
Street. Every former student is asked
to attend.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet in the Confederate
Museum this morning at II o'clock. 4
full attendance Is desired.
ST. Johns Circle of the King:
Daughters Will meet this afternoon
held in the parlors OF the shelterinf
Arms Hospital, zoos East Clay Street
80 that the members may see the room
recently furnished by the circle.
Mother Goose Carnival.
The children of Richmond are show
ing the greatest enthusiasm over TIL
Mother Goose Carnival" to be give
SATURDAY. April 2. at half-after
O'Clock. in the auditorium of the JEFF
direction of the Mary Thomas Auxil
fairy, and the fact that tho librett
was written by Henry S. Harrison
formerly OF this city. Is an adde
attraction. a number of the childre
of prominent society people will TAX
part. and a most charming program
has been arranged.
Whiting in Washington.
Mrs. II. II. Barbour and Miss Garter
of Richmond. who have been tn
guests of Mrs. E. Fenno Heath. at he
home In Newport News. are now i
Was hington. where they will renal
for some time.
Dinner In Keswick.
Mr.. and Mrs Craig. of Kcswick. CAV
beautiful dinner Sunday. The tabl
decorations were jonquils and swee
peas. AT each plate was an Easte
basket containing souvenirs for tn