The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
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ming, February Il. at o'clock. in
honor OF Dudley Irwin.
Al the WOmnn's Club.
Or. Seumas McNianus Will give his
lecture on Irish FOLK Lore this after
noon at the Wo1an's club. Thursday
evening the whist tournament will be
played with compass whist as the
game. The usual rules about gentle
men partners Will apply. and all ia
blcs must be registered not later than
o O'Clock on that day. The game will
begin promptly at Sis o'clock.
/ Saturday night George a. Phimpy.
OF New York, head Of CHM and
Company, OF that city. and one of the
trustees OF Columbia University, VIII
make a very interesting talk on "Edu-
cation in the Time OF Shakespeare"
Mr.. Phimpy haE devoted a grea, deal
OF time TO the study OF Shakespearean
matters and his lecture Will be very
cha rming one.
Visiting In Isultimore.
Misses Atkinson and TTigg. of this
city. are spending some time in Bal
timorc. Miss Atkinson is the guest
OF Mrs. Albert Richie at her homo on
st. Paul Z street, and MICS Trigg is
stopping with Mrs Joseph Packard on
the same street. They vii! remain in
Baltimore for several weeks before
.eturning to Richmond.
stay ut Home Whist Club.
The stay 81 Home Whist Club met
On Monday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. G. ". +. Brock EOS East Frank
lin street, Five tables were engaged.
and the highest score was tied by aArs.
:. w. Travers and Admiral Webster
and Miss Margaret Morson and part
lner. The club VIII meet next week
with John Tyler. SIS West Franklin
Street.
OF Interest Here.
The Washington Post OF Tuesday
morning contains the following, OF in
tercst here:
.Slr. and Mrs. Samuel 2. Fickien en-
tcrtained al large reception last eve
ming, at their home, liei Columbia
Road, to celebrate their fiftcentn we'd
ding anniversary. Those who re-
oeired Win Mir. and Mrs. tickien We're
Mrs. Pickett. widow OF General George
4. Pickett. Mrs. Sciden A. Day. wife Of
Colonel Day. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. u. l.
William OF Richmond, and Miss Grace
Eley and Miss Mary Cotton. OF suffolk,
Va.
Mrs. l7icklen wore q gown OF pink
crepe de chino, and carried pink roses.
The reception rooms were decorated In
palms. smiiax. and pink carnations,
and the decorations FL the dining room
were fTGC, an OItHGGi4d P.oo ~ 49,
| ing the evenn. and buffet supper
was served"
Informal Analrs.
Miss Mary Williams. ot SoA West
Franklin street, gave card party
yesterday afternoon complimentary 10
Mrs. Ropert Ranlett.- OF Pennsy lvanla'
formerly Miss Meta Potts, OF Rich-
Inond.
Friday Mrs. Barton Wise will be
hostess Of a buffet luncheon IN honor
OF her guest. Mrs. Mayhem Cunning
ham, of savannah. Mrs. wise van also
entertain her bridge club tonight at
the CommonW ealth CLUB.
In Ilttsburg.
Miss Gladys Sea!e IS the house guest
ot her aunt Mrs. II. D. Wilkerson, IN
most OF the month OF January IN Bal
limore visiting friends. and mas been
iiuest OF ho..or at u nlmbtT nf fuEc-
ions in that city.
Founders Day.
The celebration OF Founders Day
at the Sheltering Arms Free Hospital
today At II noon VIII be a very IN
| tercsting event Appropriat. exercises
Williams. assisted by number OF wo-
men, Will receive the callers on this
ot.asior All interested are corLially
Invited to be present.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Ida Mason, who has beer list
ing relatives in New York for some
time past, is expected home this week.
Mrs. Joseph y ru:ner. OF IIoilins IN
.,rreil at Nc! her home on East G Graz
Street
Miss Ruby chewing. who has been
spending several weeks in Bermuda,
will return TO Richmond some time
shortly.
| Mrs. Clifford Sickcls and Miss vir-
gina Thompson are visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. Robert G. Scott. al los North
| Firth street.
40 S' West Grace Street /. n
Mrs Z. l.a5imer Gordon and little
son are spending several weeks with
| relatives in Waynesboro, Va.
James smith, formerly Of this city.
friends in Richmond for q few days.
Mrs. John l.. Eubank, who has been
Rock Hill, S. c. expects to return t.
Richmond about March !.
Little Miss 1ne7 Harmon. who has
been quite i'll a her home, 1890 West
Main street, Is much improved
Judge, and Mrs. William II. Rrawley.
the Jefferson Hotel.
Miss Nan c. Noble has returned to
her home in Ginter Park, after visiting
friends in Winston Salem and Mount
Airy. y. c.
James Marsh, who spent several days
his home in Fredericksburg.
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