The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-10

ono OF tho handsomest functions given
during tho convention here on Wed
nesday night. when she entertained at
dinner for tho South Carolina women
In the convention. tho president gem
eral and officers OF the general orgun-
ization. Mrs. Kohn received her
guests in the State suite, and dinenr
was served in the Flemish dining-rooIn
OF the hotel. The Palmetto flag and
palm tree were in the centre of the
table, and red and white roses and
ferns wero scattered over the cloth
Mrs. kohn made very happy little
speech. requesting Mrs. r. u. Wright,
OF Newberry, s. c.. to respond to the
toast to South Carolina. which she
ala In delightful little poem. Othcr
toasts were drunk to Mr.. and Mrs
Kohn. Mrs. Mcsherry, the president
general. and the cities of Columbia
and Charleston. S. G. 1t was an OK
, ceedingly handsome affair, and lovely
gowns were worn by the women pres-
ent.
the guests included Mrs. Virginia F..
Alcsherry. president general, Martins
burg. w. Va: Mrs. Roy W. Mckinney,
secretary general. Paducah, Ky; Mrs.
Kate Childress Schnabel, secretary
general. New Orleans; Mrs C. %. Tate.
treasurer general. Virginia.: Mrs. II. d.
Wright. Newberry. S. c.: Mrs. w. "
lzlar. Orangeburg: Miss Armlda Moses.
sumter; Mrs Hunter. Marion; Miss
FRANCES Pemberton, Greenwood; Mrs.
p T. Hayne. Greenville. Mrs. w. II.
Cely, Greenville; Mrs. Simon Baruch.
New York City: Mrs. j. ". Gray.
Greenville; Miss sue Farrow. repre-
seating Laureus Chapter. Richmond:
MISS Ruth King. Easley: Miss Theo-
dosia Jones' Marion: Mrs. F.. r.
brooks, Greenwood; Mrs j. L. Nc
Whittier, Jonesvillc: Mrs j. St Allison
LAYTON, Charleston: Miss Isabel d.
Martin. Columbia. Mrs. Henry W.
Richardson. Columbia; Miss Alice
Earle. Columbia: Mrs ~ l. Harrell.
Darlington: Mrs. Raymond Beatty. An.
derson; Miss Mary McMicIael. Orange
burg; Miss Mary Poppenheim, Charles
ton: 3irs. e. j. Burch, Florence: Mrs.
werner Howard, Easley: Mrs. W. c. Car
penter, GaTney: Mrs. George John
stone, Newberry: Mrs. r. A. Blenner:
Mrs. X. 3. Ept!ng. Greenwood: Mrs.
Nathan B. Ellcr. Lynchburg: Mrs.
Francis d. Kendall. Columbia: Mrs. II.
T. Hamesu Jonesville: Mrs " ].
montgomery. Marion; Mrs. James B.
CAN'T Jefferson City. Mo: Miss Ado
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Landrum. Batesburs; Miss Martha u.
Washington. Charleston: Mrs w.
Moultr!e Gourdin. Charleston; Mrs
Jas. Rufln Cox. Richmond; Mrs. Hugh
Miller. Richmond: Mrs Franklin +.
Sans. Charleston. Mrs Ashby Wick
ham. representing Charleston Chap
ter. Richmond; Mrs. James Mcintosh.
Newberry
Mrs. Cox Entertnins.
Another very pretty affair Of yes
terday given in honor OF out OF town
guests was the reception given by
airs William Rufin Cox from 5 TO
o'clock. at her home. 500 West Grace
street, 1t was IN honor Of the South
Carolina and North Carolina delegates
TO this convention and to all visiting
Colonial Danes in the city. Mrs Cox
received In gown Of white enbroii-
cred organdie. made over blue silk.
and was assisted By Miss isabella -
Martin OF Columbia. S c., regent for
the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society for South Carolina: Mrs Ia.t,c
Johnston. of Charlotte. regent for the
confederate Memorial Literary Society
Tor North Carolina: Mrs Christophar
Tompkins first vico president az mo
virginia Society of Colonial DANES
The whole house was decorated I'm a
color scheme OF red and white ana
bowls Of crimson roses and white
chrysHnthemums were arranged in tho
parlors In the dining-room the tebIe
was set with bis silver vases of red
and white flowers and q silver stand
of crimson roses ornamentcd the
centre OF the table
Celebrate Anniyersnry.
Mr and Mrs dward Vhitlock. OF
sis FLOYD Avenue, Will he nj home to
'heir friends this evening from 10 ~
O'Clock. the occasion being the twenty
firth anniversary of their marriage
Visiting Here.
Mrs. ". o. Shannon. of Henderson,
~ c.. one OF the State historians Of
the North Carolina Division NJ tho
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Is n guest at the Jefferson Hotel. Mrs
shannon is also regent OF the Whit
neil Blount Chapter Of the Daughters
OF the american Revolution. a Colonial
Dame and ex-State treasurer Of the
daughters OF the American Revolu-
uon OF North Carolina
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne within, =,
washington, is a guest OF Mrs MCGEE
during the convention to which she
is delegate. at Mrs. McGee's home.
ctrner OF Firth and Grace Streets
Mrs. wilkins is daughter of Captain
u g. Otey. the organizer of the Otay
Battery she Is recording secretary
OF the stonewall Jackson Chapter. OF
Washington.
Delegates from the California pivi-
son to the convention are Mrs. Green
Williams, OF Franklin. Tenn, char
Ter member OF the Stoncwall Chapter,
40, OF San Diego: Mrs C. c. CLAY
Mrs. Samuel Peasants, Mrs. willinn,
7. Baggctt, Miss Nell Rose Rareett
all of San Francisco. Mrs Williams
is guest OF MI and Mrs. John q.
Corley.
Miss Marie Reid. OF Norfolk. who is
IN the city to attend the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy convention as
delegate from the Pickett Buchanan
Chapter. is guest of her sister. Mrs
William Marshall.
Smiling for Europe.
Mrs. Green shackelford and daugh-
ter MiEC