The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30

Inherited by the son, who at an early
ngo was associated with the United
Press. in Paris where no lived for sew
cral years. This position he resigned
10 devote himself to literary pursuits
fIc was induced 70 accompany former
| President Roosevelt to East Africa. re-
| naming with him many months, Mr..
I Dawson will give some of his personal
| experiences While in Africa with Col
onel Roosevelt. Beside his journalistic
work and magazine articles Mr.. Daw-
son has published two books-"The
Scar and The Scourasc."
Hostesses for the afternoon will In
Guide Mrs. William Reid Williams and
Miss Nellie &, Williams who will pour
ten: Mrs. John G. Ingram and Miss
Mrs. John G. Winston and Miss Alice
Dooley. Mrs. j. Smith Brockenbrough
will be the Afternoons chairman.
Literary Round Table. -
At the meeting of the Literary
Round Table on "Wednesday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock, George Eliot's Tho
Mill on the Floss" will be discussed
under the direction OF Mrs. William
e. Stanard.
Guest Of Miss wheat.
Miss Fanny Gibbs. of WASHINGTON
d. c., is visiting Miss Frances Wheat.
ct hec home. S22 West franklin Street.
Miss gibbs is a granddaughter of Ex-
Senator John S. Lewis, OF Rocking
ham county. Va, and niece OF Judge
l.. l.. Lewis. of this city.
Box Party Yesterday.
Mrs. Sidney j. Dudley cnapcronca
box party on saturday afternoon al
the Biiou Theatre to see "Superba."
In the party were Misses Virginia At
kinson, Louise Blair. Elizabeth MOI
ton. Margaret Dudley, Josephine Bar
and Henry Dudley.
Tea on Saturday.
Mrs. FRANK Eugene stacy will be
hostess at tea on Saturday afternoon.
February 5, froui to Z O'CLOCK. az
her home, 1895 Nest Grace Street.
Leave for Alabama.
Miss Ware. who has been visiting
Miss Martha Robinson hero for several
weeks. has returned to her home in
birmingham. Ala, She was accom-
panied by Miss Robinson, Who VIII
be her house guest for some tune MISS
Ware was guest OF honor at q nunnber
OF charming little dinners and
lunchcons during her stay In Rlch-
mond
Visiting IN Norfolk.
Mrs. Tomas schwao left Tuesday foi
Norfolk. where she will spend q few
days on route for her homo IN BIT
minsham, Ala. Later Mr., and Mts
Sclwub Will go to New Orleans, where
they will be the house guests OF MI
ana Mrs, Levy for Mardi t'ras, MIS-
] Levy will give several handsome en-
! tertainments in their honor
Miss Hnrrell to Med.
Mrs. Madison Ci White, Of Nortolk
i has issued invitations ia. the mnrrlas'
! Of nor daughter. Sallic Evelyn Harreli
! To Ralph S. Gale, the wedding 70 tax
/ place at the home Of the bride Weu
i nesduy, February g at O'CLOCK
\ sailed From Borton.
81 DR.. and Mrs. G. W, Kent M,sse'
Eleanor Kent, Elise Miles ana Alhr'
Stuart Cooke, Of l;oanoke, sailed Sns
tcrday from Boston on the steahlshf
Cretic. of the White star Lane, ior ~
| extended trip abroad.
4 Birthday Celebrations.
One Of tho most attractive juyenil
entertainments OF the winter wa
Il given yesterday at | T, NJ at 10 Eas
II Franklin street., il. honor Of the aiNt
II Lirinday OF Master !. Taylor Ellysn
Il Grumr the little ron Of Mr.. and MT
II +. r.. Crunp, and the grandson ,
II lieutenant Governor and Mrs. j. Tas
H lcr EliYson,
4! Decorations in parlor and dinsr
room were In pink awettpeas, TO gol
II le,tered invitations, inscribed wi
r., $, Y T., fifty children responde
u and we're entertained after assemble