The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-05
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Vt, HOSE invited to receive at tile
Deep Run Hunt Club tliis after
noon are Mrs. George Colo
Scott, Mrs, II. d. Williams, Mrs. Cole
man Worthnn,, Mrs. Cunningham Hall,
Misses Frances Myers, Lillian milford
Edith,Grnnt and Elizabeth Scldcn. The
hunt will assemble ~ tile Reservoir Mt
o'clock. returning to tho clubhouse
about s.
The usual informal hop will take
place at the Hermitage Golf Club this
tafternoon. These little dances every
week are among the bright spots in
the season OF Tasting" AMI are large
~ attended.
lIostesses mt the Tea Room.
Hostesscs at tho tea room in the
palm garden OF the Jefferson Hotel
for this afternoon will be Misses Tornp-
kins ana Harris. assisted by some OF
their friends. The tea room has prov
cd a most charming and popular resort
during the past weeks, and the tables
are nlled every afternoon.
Important Meeting.
An important meeting OF the Equal
Suffrage League Of Virginia will be
held this afternoon at s o'clock In
the Headquarters OF the league, 307
Fast Franklin street. Constitutional
amendments will be discussed. and
delegates to the national convention
in Washington. D. c., April IA to 49,,
elected. An address will follow the
transaction of business.
Gard Party on Monday.
Miss sadie A. Kern was hostess OF
n most delightful card party on Mon
day evening ut her home on Floyd
Avenue Progressive euchre was
teb lac am :.
The house was artistically and effec-
lively decorated in Killarney roses, red
carnations and baskets Of tulips and
jonuuils Miss Kern. wearing hand
some gown OF red mcssaline, trimmed
In pearls. and q cersage bouquet OF
violets. received her guests. Score
was kept by Miss Stern and Miss
Bauer
Some OF those present were: Misses
Craig. Marie Brown, TliomDsic Brown.
Rebie Bradley. Dorothy Bauer, Louise
Ranlsdcll. Margaret Timns. Messrs.
Van Buren,, Higgins. Taylor, Rainsdell,
Kern. Moore and Gordon.
IlinR-Drinkwnter.
a beautiful but quiet wedding took
place on Wednesday evening, March Q.
at 1890 O'CLOCK at Virginia Beach.
when Miss Florence White Drinkwa-
ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c..
White. became tho bride OF Robert
Earl King. of Kansas City, Mo. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Richards. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church OF Virginia Beach. The dining
room and parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms. ferns and cut
flowers. Immediately after the cere-
mony reception was given. Mrs. G..
C.. Sorcy and Miss Roxie Robertson
presided at the punch bowl. Mr.. and
Mrs King will make their home at
the beach for the present.
OF Interest Here.
Mrs. F.. S. Hope was hostess at an
Informal but attractive luncheon We'd
ncsday afternoon In honor of her
guest. Mrs William Hope. of Hampton.
!, The decorations were spring flowers.
and covers We're laid for eight Mrs.
Hopes guests were: Mrs. Wilton
Hope. Mrs. I. w Kite. Mrs. T. T. Van
Patten. Mrs. Kenneth Balm. Mrs. r. G..
Kintner, Mrs. Yates Wilson. Miss Mar
garet Van Patten and Miss Mary Hope.
Bmck-Atkinnon.
The marriage of Miss Margaret A.
Atkinson. formerly of King William
county, now OF a4l0 East Broad street.
to u. S. Buck. was celebrated on Thurs
day afternoon in Suffolk. Va Mr..
Buck is proprietor of the Monte Vista
Healing Springs, in Craig county.