The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
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an annual custom.
The Baltimoreans will probably be
joined at Chestertown by several
Philadelphians and the two parties
will unto In Fridays hunt.
Visiting In Fredericksburg.
Miss Willard Josephine Wright was
recent guest OF Miss Marie Brown
en- South Third Street. Miss Brown
lis now visiting Miss Wright IN the
home of her sister. Mrs. Thomas s.
Shepherd, in Fredericksburg.
Meetings This Week.
st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
will meet on Monday afternoon, March
a. at half-after o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank L. Jobson, 1904
Park Avenue. Business OF Importance
IL IL be transacted, and members are
asked to be present.
The regular meeting Of the Com
monweulth Chapter OF tho Daughters
OF the American Revolution will be
held at the homo OF Mrs. NJ. A. Th omas,
Soo4 west Main Street. on Tuesday
morning at noon. A full attendance,
is desired.
Reception for Mrs. Grafiin.
Mrs. oliver A. Parker gave one OF
the most handsomely arranged rccep-3
tions OF tho season "Wednesday after
noon at her home. 1000 North Charles
street. Baltimore. The guests were
asked to meet Mrs. William II. Graf
min who before her recent marriage
was Mrs. kimball. OF Philadelphia.
The hours were from to 6 o'clock,
end during that time several hundred
persons prominent in society called
The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and greens. In the
drawing room Golden Gate roses and
American Beauty roses were used
against q background OF palms and
snilax. Annunciation lilies and Amer.
lean Beauty roses wero artistically ar
rooms were lighted with candelabra
shaded in corresponding colors.
/, Assisting Mrs. Parker In receiving
The guests were Mrs. Arthur G. Nee
dies, of Roanoke; Mrs. William D.
Ball, OF New York; Mrs. Henry Clay
McC omas. Mrs, William a. Dixon, Mrs.
Oliver Parker McComas. Mrs. Ernest
Robins, Mrs. William A. Marburg,
Misses Amelia. Anita and Katherine
Hack. Miss Adele DAILY. Miss Mabel
Buckler and Miss Carrie NlcComas.
Following the reception there was a
supper for the receiving party.
MIR. anu Mrs. Pagc at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo
were hosts at dinner Thursday eYe-
ming. Their guests were tho Swedish
Minister and Nine. de Lagercrantz, the
Naval Attaclie of tho Austro-H unga-
| rian Embassy and Baroness Preuschen.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert NVadswort Mr..
ana Mrs. NeWberry. Mr.. and Mrs. C'has.
Henry Butler, Or, and Mrs, Fremont
Smith, Mr., and Mrs. Thomasa Nelson
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Hennon Jennings,
Mrs. Stanley MattheWs. Mrs. Charles
r.. Wood, OF New York, theGhousc guest
LOT AIR. and Mrs, Emo; Rear Admiral
ONeil and Judge Magoon. 5s
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Tho marriage of Miss Jennie Loftir
4 Sumner to Samuel Bowden Woody wi l
|take place tomorrow morning at q n
Io'clocll In tho home OF the bride, II
North Twenty-nlnth Street, tho Rev. G.
H. Green. pastor OF st. j lanes Metho.
'ldist Church. officiating. Miss Marx
4 Johnson, OF ThomasVllle. n. q, VII
1 preside ar the plano and CLAY Y tht
.Iiwedding marches. Miss II lien y AlaS
sumner. sister Of the bride. will ae1
as maid OF honor, and q rio " anles, wi
4 he tho grooul's best man. lit lie M lsses
Il iIrnestino lambeth and Lucy y lonn
4 viii hold the glbpans. Eogmin q ha.-ais!'