The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-28
wv. Miss Gregory was presented the
uest nrize. a pair of silk hose Mrs

low. Miss Gregory was presented the
guest prize. a pair of silk hose. Mrs.
b. b. Hodges won the first prize. a
silk workbag, while the consolation
was drawn by Mrs. James Culpeppcr.
which was bunch Of pink sweet peas.
Those enjoying Mrs. Wilkes's hos
pitanty were Miss Gregory. Mrs. T.. 3.
Hodges, Mrs. Ashton Jones. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hubbard. Mrs. John w. CAST, Jr..
Mrs. Stanley II. Graves. Mrs. James
Culpepper. Mrs. John sebrell. Mrs. R.
U. Burgess. Mrs. Abner Pope. Miss Rosa
Myers and Miss Elsie Bayley.
HOstesses for This Afternoon.
Hostesses at the Woman's Club this
afternoon will include Mrs. Beirne
Blair and Mrs. Edmund Waddill. Mrs.
Randolph Tatum and Mrs. John A
Coke viii preside at the tea table and
Mrs. Warren Taylor and Mrs. Robert
Norment viii pour coffee.
Hanks to lie Returned.
Confederate veterans and descend
ants OF veterans must return blanks
for crosses of honor to the registrar.
Mrs. B. A. Blenner, 1881 Grove Avenue,
| by March .. The next bestowal of
crosses will be on April 9, and all
blanks must be returned four weeks
before that date.
Birthday Dinner.
a surprise dinner was given Mrs. o.
S. Goode in her home. 2513 Park Ave-
nue.. Tuesday evening, in commemora-
ton of her sixty-third anniversary.
The color scheme of red, white and
blue was carried out in the dining
rooms. Flags draped the walls and a
| bank of hearts and red roses adorned
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candles forming attractive decorations
for the occasion.
Covers were laid for twenty-five, the
immediate members of her family. Mrs.
Goode was the recipient of many hand
some gifts, among them silver loving
cup. given by her children.
Attractive Luncheon.
Mrs. Samuel Pannill entertained on
Wednesday at luncheon at her home
on Tanners Creek. The table was at
tractively decorated in yellow, jon
quils forming the centrepiece. Covers
were laid for six and those present
were Mrs. Henry Byrd Field, Miss
Lucrese Goodwin, Miss Bessie Kelly.
Miss Clara Goodwin. Miss Bessie How
ard and Miss Helen caches, of Rich
mond.
birthday Party.
Miss Kathrine Vaughan celebrated
her twelfth birthday on Monday after
noon at her home in Ashland Twelve
young ladies were present. The dec
orations and favors were carried out
in the George Washington idea. The
evening was spent in games and dane
Ing, which the young people enjoyed to
the fullest. Among those present were
Miss Elizabeth Chenery, Miss Isabelle
Williams. Of Richmond; Miss Sarah
P1oc ct al;
Ann Bigger, of Richmond; Miss Mary
Ellen Tucker, Agnes Wright. Lillian
Wright, Issie Priddy, Miss Sara F'rear,
OF Richmond, and Miss Erma Lawless.
ltnper-Wootton.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. in the
homo of the bride, in Roanoke, the
marriage OF Miss Vesta Wootton,
daughter of w. S. Wootton. to John
c. Raper OF Wythe county, was solem-
nized. Rev. r. E. Elmore. pastor Of the
First Christian Church, officiating, Be-
cause of the serious illness in the fam
lily Of the bride, the marriage was very
quiet. but few relatives and friends
of the bride and groom being present.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March" was
played on the piano by Miss Ola Woot-
ton as the bridal party entered the par
Tor. and during the ceremony she played
Hearts and Flowers
The bride, attired in pretty tan
travelling suit, was attended by her
sister, Miss Nellie Wootton, of Rich
mond. as maid of honor. while the
groom's best man was John c. Wood.
of Fairbanks, Alaska.
After the ceremony'Mr. and Mrs. Ra-
per left for Norfolk, and from there
will go to New York. Philadelphia and
Washington. On their return they will
live In Wythe county.
The bride is very attractive and has
many warm friends in this city. The
groom Is a member Of a we'll known
Southwest Virginia family. He is a
son Of w. ]. Raper, OF Wythe county.
and a brother OF Mrs. David Graham. Of
Roanoke,
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding wege Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ra-
per, of Wythe county; DR.. NJ q. Rob-
inson and Hal G. Raper, OF Austinville,
Va, and Miss Nellio Wootton, OF Rich
mond.
Council OF Jewish Women.
The sixth general meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women will be held
In the Sabbath school room Of Temple
Beth Ahaba, Tuesday afternoon, March
!, at 3:45. At the conclusion OF the
business meeting, Aubrey Strause, city
bacteriologist, whose talk proved SO
interesting at the last meeting, Will,
by special request, again address the
members of the council which will be
followed by a recitation, with musical
entitled "rhe Soul Of
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