The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

number OF II Baltimore paper
that Miss Rose 1Iaxall, daughter
,of Mr.. and Mrs j. . Trplett Haxall, OF
that city Will be among tile young
5fgirlts presented 10 society next winter
Is or special interest to the Older
4 members of Richmond society. where
her mother, formerly Miss Rose Cor
don, was considered one OF the most
charming and beautiful women In that
circle OF clever and beautiful women
that adorned society here then. Miss
I1axall is a greatnicce of Mrs. James
Picasants. OF 1oG East Franklin street,
4 and q granddaughter of the late Boil
Ing Haxall, who built and owned the
handsome residence now occupied by
the Woman's Club. Miss llaanll has
inherited all of her mothers beauty
and gracious charm, and very bril-
liant season is anticipated for her
when she will make her formal bow
TO society next winter. Miss Haxall
las spent most Of her summers near
s,',adleburg. i'll Fauquicr county, Va,
as the guest OF relatives there.
Guest Of Miss pcyton.
Mss Elizabeth Hotchklss, OF this
city, Who has been spending some time
In New York City. Is now the guest
OF MISS Mary Peyton at her home at
the University of Virginia, Miss
friends in New York quite recently.
Returned From Abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Castle return
cd last week to their homo on Free
mason Street. in Norfolk They have
recently made tour or Europe and
the Orient. -
Going Abroad in juno.
Miss Maria L. parkinson, OF HollIns
INSTITUTE expects TO san on juno is
from New York to spend some time
abroad. She Will chaperon smaIl
party OF girls, ana VIII add to lier
usual tour a visit to operammauga,1
for the Passion Play. MISS Parkinsons
trips are always unusually delightful!
and attractive events, visiting SO
many quaint spots not generally In
cluded in the tours abroad.
In Honor of Miss llnlscy.
Miss Kathleen Bruce entertained al
few of her friends for an Informal
cup of tea on Thursday afternoon al s
o'clock in honor of her friend Misa|
Dabney a1aury flalsey, of Philadelphia,
who, with his mother, Mrs. Sue Maury
lialsey, is spending several months in
Richmond.
OF Interest Here.
Faymaster Ellsworth Van Pattcn, u
S. NJ, entertained on Wednesday at a
very attractive luncheon on board the
u. S. f. s. Franklin The table was
prettily decorated in pink and mauve
flowers and those present included:
Mrs. Charles Wales. Miss Bessie Kelly,
Hiss Lucille I.inthicum, ofbthis city;
Miss Bessie Howard, DIR. Hilton, u. S.
N: Dr. Mears, Z. s. NJ; Lieut.. Jones,
U. S. N, and Lieut.. Carlton, u. S. N.
Guest of Mrs Johnston.
8 Mrs. BradoS S. johnson arrived in
Richmond yesterday and is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. George Ben John
ston, at her home, 405 East Grace
Street, for several weeks. before re-
the James River. Mrs. Johnston has
been spending some time with friends
in Gloucester county.
Miss Toonc's Recital.
Al Miss Ethel Tones last recita
those of her pupils taking part were:
Misses Freda and Norma Dict, Mar
saret and Ethel Ostergrep. Mary and
Helen Gordon, Alice and Blanche Day,I
Claire Filler, Katie Pyle, Dallis Bur-
rows. Elizabeth Short, Mildred Glib
bic. Annie Longest, Mabel Lumsden,
and Master Clendon Peers.
Luncheon on Tuesday.
Misses Alice aud Emma Ntherland.
of 800 East Grace Street, were hos
tesses OF "a Very beautiful luncheon
at the Jefferson Hotel OH Tuesday in!
honor ofssAIrs. Elizabeth Wright and
Miss Louise Bond, of New York. yell
low daisies and lilies formed an ct
fective centrepiece for the table. Mrs.
and Miss Bond are the house |
guests Of the Misses Ncther!and for
q few days, en- route from st. Angus
tine. Fla. Mrs. Wright owns beau-
tiful home on the Hudson River where
the Misses Netherland will visit her in
the early part OF the coming summer.
Noman's Club.
THE Hardy Annual will make its
fourth appearance at the Woman's
Club on Monday afternoon at half past
A. with Mrs. Chiles NJ. Terrell as
editor-in-c chief. Other members of the
staff will include Mrs. William G..
Stanard.. !. "The Voice Of the People: F.
Mrs. Harry .Hewell Smith, advertise
ments: Mrs. c. y. Wingfield, book re-
views; Mrs j. W. Durham, the Wo- I
mans Page: Mrs. j. w. Robertson,
scientific novelties, and Mrs, C. G.
Walker. athletics.
Hostesses for the afternoon Will be
Mrs. William Hodges Mann and Mrs.
". D. Thomas. Tea will be poured
by Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and Mrs.
Charles E. Borden. Mrs. Charles Lee
and Mrs. James Scott will preside at {
he coffee table. III
drs. DcfOrd's New bungalow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deford, OF
Baltimore, are building new bum !
;alow at Covington, Va, which they !
VIII occupy this summer. and where |
hey plan to give series OF weekend
rouse parties for their friends from
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Defords en- /
ertainments are always delightful,} 5
and are arranged in n novel fashion.
Cottage mt Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Robert B. I'egram. Mrs. John a. {
Coke, Jr, and Mrs. Thomas Branch {
'1cAdams have arranged to, have th, {
Christian cottage at Virginia Beach
or the months Of June and July. Tho
cottage is a very attractive one and
most suitable for entertaining.
literature Glass.
The Literature Glass will meet on
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.