The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Ing the spring months at Atlantic /
City, where she will be joined shortly
by her son. James Branch Cabell. Mrs.
James R. Branch and Miss Mary Cooke
are at the Berkshire Inn. where they
will remain until after Easter.
At the Ten Room.
The tea room in the palm garden OF
the jefferson Hotel presented most I
charming and attractive ,appearanceI
yesterday. Graceful vases OF American
Beauty roses decorated the tables. which
were crowded during the entire after
noon. Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. st. George Bryan and Miss Evelyn
Gordon. Assisting in serving the
guests We're: Misses Berta Hamilton,
Elsie Ingram, Posie Meredith. Helen
Adams. Edith Taylor, Gertie Camn.
Mrs. Egbert Leigh was hostess Of
one little tea party, and Mrs. Walter
Hubbard, one of the most charming adj
ditions to Richmond society this sea-
son. was guest OF honor at another
table. Some Of those seen were: Mrs
John Lcary. Miss Cooke, Mrs. A. D.
Williams, Miss Jane rutherford, Mrs
c. w. Spicer. Mrs. Thomas A. Sn1yth,
Miss Juliet Martin, Misses Lena Miller.
Gldilc SullLiib LIdCes ANedI, t1elen La ,
throp. Elizabeth Gaines, Matte Bas-.
kerville, Caroline Armistead. Carolinei
Rennolds, Mrs. Benson. Mrs. George
D. Gaines. Mrs. Barksdalc Lathrop.
4 Mrs. Baskerville, Mrs. Perrin. Misses
ii Fanny Hobson and Dabney Halsey. OF
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Robert Cabell.
Card Party in Birmi CHAM.
i Miss Ellen Linn Motion was hostess
at her home In Birmingham to the mem
!. bers4 OF Wednesday Morning Bridge
4 Club whom she entertained at bridge
J luncheon. Tho st. Patrick's idea was
developed throughout the details OF
tho event, and at the close of a series
i OF games, the guests were invited Into
! the dning-room, where they were en-
tertained at a Luncheon which showed
I; the tones Of green and white. Green
carnations formed the centrcpiece. and
the favors We're green snake bracelets
The hostess was gowned in a light
blue broadcloth costume. Her guests
We're: Miss Sadie Gillespy. Mrs. FELTON,
Winlberly. Miss Mary Ruth AIcLester.
Miss Mary Ware. Miss Willie MAY.
Batos. Miss Donald Seals, Miss Estellei
Nabb, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss May
Belle Roden. Mrs. Harrington p Helm.
and Miss Lulu Virden. OF Mont gomery.
Dinner on Hoard Bnttlexhip.
Brazilian Vice-Consul ana Mrs. Bar
ton Myers. together with a party OF
personal guests. were rendered an e1e-
CANT dinner aboard the Brazilian bat
tleshtp Minas Geraes In Hampton
Roads Wednesday afternoon by Cap
tain Neves and the officers OF that
ship. the dinner being in compliment
tary return Of the brilliant reception
which CnnS1l1 m NFro
the officers OF the Alinas Geraes at
their home In Norfolk last week.
Dinner was served in the elegantly
appointed dining room on the Minas
Geraes with decorations consisting Of
FERNS. smilax and cut flowers, q mag
nlticent cluster OF early lilacs forming
the centre piece OF the main table,
at The head of which sat Captain
Neyes. commander OF the Minas Ge-
,aes: Vice-Consul Myers occupied a seat
to the right of Captain Neycs and
Captain Azeyedo. the Brazilian naval
attache. from Washington, occupied a
seat at the other end OF tho table.
Those who wero guests with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Myers at the dinner Included
Captain and Mrs. Hope, u. s, A. ~
Fort Monroe; Mrs. Holt ". Page, Mrs.
norman q. Hamilton. the Misses Mary
ana Ellzabeth Gait, Miss Virginia Gar
r1son, Miss Mary Hayne, Misses Kati,.
crime crime and Frances Myers. Miss Caper-
ION Preston Misses Laura and Henni.
Tucker and ] ohm Baldwin.
Mrs. Martini GIeIoyv,s Work.
Mrs. Martha g. Gielow, who has ;yror
more than local fame by her songs . !
stories OF tho Southland. is doyotine
her time and talents to the welfare o1
the children OF the Southern noun.
tains. says the Louisville Courier-J our.
| nal.
AS the founder OF. the Southern In.
dustrial Educational Association. or.
ganlzed and Incorporated. with head.
| quarters In Washington. y. c.. Tor the
promotion or Christian and Industrial
education OF Tho Impoverished .une,t,,.
GATED people OF the mountains. Mrs
hleiow has added higher glory ~
Aer career as writer ana interpret.y
OF FOLKLORE. Those who have mo-,
heard Mrs. G!elow sing her famou,
cradle songs. blow. Little BREEZY ! !.
ana go 70 Sleep on Malnrny'a. nr.r..
nave missed treat. Dtherx ,rny
read" her 'Planner Juet." ~ ,nor +, :,
lor Narse Willie" 'Ifow Honey ca,
Lost" etc. w 'Y'
The power OF her oratory ON ~,
Conservation OF Amerlca's Mount n
GERS" and the living tssua az IN,
work han placed her foremost an III.
lecture platform az well. Genera
Woodford ex-1nnister 10 Spain IN
SAID that the work of the Southern ~,
dustf!al Educational Association n IL,
AEreatcst mission movement OF tbs cen,
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