The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06

tiers of the Confederacy. will hold its
regular monthly meeting in Lee Camp
Hall oil "Wednesday morning. May s,
DIT ii O'Clock. Mothers OF children
who have joined and those desiring to
JOIN the auxiliary TO Richmond Chap
ter viii please bring in names. ages
and eligibility papers at this meeting
The auxiliary Will hold its first meet
ing at the Young Women's Christian
association rooms, at Fifth and Grace
streets. on Friday afternoon, May TO-
at half-past o'clock. Committees FOR
the Confederate BAH will make their
reports TO Mrs. w. r. Vawter at the
ineeting on Wednesday morning. All
members of the chapter are urged to
attend
! In Warrington.
The Washington Post Of recent issue
contains the following article of much
interest to Virginia society:
over 200 members OF the National
Society ~ Colonial Danes OF America
were received By the President and
Mrs Taft at the White House Friday
| afternoon. The state apartin .nts were
decorated in roses and spring lowers
Mrs. TAFT wore a gown OF cerise satin,
yelled in black lace After tho recep-
ton in the blue room the guests passed
| 10 tho cast room. where the ceremony
OF the presentation OF the portrait of
Mrs. James Madison took place. Mrs
| William Todd Robbins. of the Virginia
Society OF Colonial Danes. made tn,
presentation OF the portrait from tie
society OF her State. following an ad-
dress by Mrs. William Rumn Cox, OF
! tlchmond. president of the National
Society OF Colonial Danes. Tho pres
ident responded. accepting the portrait
on behalf Of the government. The
portrait for the present stands on an
| easel In the blue room"
| Attending House Party.
! Miss Nan Goodwin. OF FfncastIe, has
| gone to Charlottesville, where she IS
| member OF a very charming house
| party for two weeks. Miss Goodwin
spent several days last week in Rich
| monf as the guest of Miss Helen Sts-
vens. ON Floyd Avenue. before leaving
for Charlottesville.
Miss Campbell Entcrtains.
! Miss Mary Campbell entertained a
number OF friends at her nome at
/ Acca last Tuesday evening in honor
! OF her cousins. Misses Ethel and
Blanche Num-. or Guinea. Among the
guests present were John Smith. OF
Fredericksburg; Carroll Hazard, Charles
| Burch and Mrs. w. l. Campbell
! Recent Announcements.
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! tanned Friday at an attractively APP
! pointed luncheon, complimentary to
! Miss Mary Wilcox. whose enlargement
to t,nsign Worreil Reid Garter was
announced on this occasion. rhe dec
I orations were unique and clcverly sug-
gestive Of the service. Covers were
laid for twelve. and Miss Sharp's guests
included Miss Mary WILCOX. Miss
! Christine Wilcox. Mrs. Stracnan, OF
Charles CITY county, Va: Mrs. Adsit,
Mrs. ]. Warren White. Miss Louise
| Taylor. Miss Mary Seldom. Miss Virgie
| Rogers, Misses Carrie and Annie
! Noight and Miss Eta Sharp.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ycrbury Hooper.
| of Baltimore and Cambridge. Nd. have
announced the engagement of their
| daughter. Anna Stewart. and jams
| Ellsworth Buck. son of Mr. and Mrs
William IT. Buck of Cockeysville. Nil.
| The wedding. which VIII be a quiet
! one. will take place early in June at
the home Of tho bride. 100 West Lafay-
ette Avenue. and will be followed by
| small reception. Miss Hooper Is a
very attractive girl, and made her
debut last winter at the first Monday
german.
Meeting Tuesday.
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
49, hHc@N NTutCHUeiu. OIL III La m n
Avenue. Reports of the Continental
Congress will be read and other impor-
tant business is TO be transacted at
this meeting.
| Attend Dance.
Miss Annie Cook and party. Of,
| Petersburg, were the guests Of Mrs
Powell at her german Tuesday eve.
| ming at Belvidcra Hall. Those in tho
party besides Miss Cook were Mrs. COL
Inns. Miss Beaslcy. Miss Chase, Miss
Powers and w. Fisher, R H. Kidd. II.
Andrews. a. Bryan. Mr. Wills. Thomas
Collins. Mr.. Bass, Mr.. billiard II. Cook
and Mr.. Powers.
Visiting New YorkNCity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard w. Glass and
daughter. Henen. Of this city, accom-
panied by Miss Annie Shaw, also OF
this city. left here yesterday morning
for New York. where they will spend
couple OF weeks. They are stopping
at the Imperial Hotel.
In and Ont of Town.
Miss Neville Lennon is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. d. C. Sands at their home
in Middleburg, Fauquier county
arrs. Mary f. Wilson and her grand
daughter. Miss Mary S. Wilson. of .
East Main Street. are at the Hamilton.
in Washington, for stay of several
weeks.
Miss Alice Paine. who has been Wis