The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-13
Social and Personal

oval. Susie Powell. Rosa Friend. Ada
Grown and Ida Cato.
~ rho tVoman's Club.
I'm informal tea will lie given at Tho
Woman's Club This afternoon from 4:ao
to Z o'clock The parlors Of the club
VIII be attractlvcly decorated in pink
and white cosmos. and bowls or tho
sam" flowers Will be used on the tea
tables.
Linen shower.
An interesting event OF last week was
= linen shower given on Monday At the
rome OF Mrs +. =. Ncrscr. in Crewe. in
honor OF Miss NJ, Jenkins. Of that place.
whose wedding took place on Wedues-
day. The house WAS arranged very at :
tractivcly with flowers and many not !
tod plants. and a color scheme or pink
ana whit. was very effectively carried
out IN the dining room, where tea was
served, \ number OF lovely gifts were
presented To the guest OF honor
story-TclIers' Lenguc.
The StoryTellcrs League OF Rich
:nond VIII hold It's first meeting Of the
season on Wednesday afternoon. in the
auditorium OF Virginia Mechanics In
stitutc, at 3 o'clock The attention OF
all teachers in day and Sunday schools
u called 10 this helpful organization.
and mothers Of little children will find
training.
\ program OF unusual interest and
value Is being planned for this season,
and II is urged that members attend
regularly in order TO get the full bene-
1T OF the work.
The strongest asset of the Story-Tel-
lers League Is its fine library Of the
Lest-chosen story books. as we'll as the
typed copies OF adaptations OF famous
In, -
ance every Wednesday afternoon from
$50 TO 4, and from ; TO $3.50 o'clock.
Membership tickets will be required for
admission 10 the monthly meetings OF
the league.
Lamb-IIcrndon.
announcement has been made OF the
marriage OF Miss Mamie Iierndon, of
Barton Heights. and Thomas A Lam b.
OF Harrisonburg, the ceremony having
taken place on Friday morning, the
Rev. j. ID. Wynne officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Lamb left Immediately after the
ceremony for Baltimore. where they
viii make their home in the future
First Meeting of Fall.
The Parent Teacher Association Of
the William +. Fox School will hold
lis first meeting Of the fall on Tuesday
afternoon at ) O'Clock. At this meet
ing the annual election OF officers will
be held. and AL members are earnestly
requested TO be present
Meetings To-Day.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
viii meet this afternoon Mt o'clock In
the frame schoolhouse in ST Johns
Churchyard. Officers and delegates Ia
the State convention, 10 take place in
Warrcnton the last of the month, will
he elected.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of managers OF the Shelterine
Arms Free Hospital will be held to-
day at - o'clock noon at the hospital.
In the Service of the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters Will meet this after
noon at 1880 o'clock with Miss Laura
Armitage.
Glasses Resumed.
The Art Club OF Richmond will re-
sumo its classes. as usual. to-day. the
same hours being observed. The Art
Club has been closed for the past week
on account of the State Fair.
No Meeting Tuesday.
The board Of managers OF the Rose
mary Library will nor moe. 81 Tires
day morning. The meeting has been
postponed on account of the absence
from the city Of Mrs. Bagby, president
OF the board
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Powers have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Marie Joseph TO AL
phonsus II. Hatkc. the ceremony ia
take place on Wednesday morning.
October %. at St. Peters Church.
Visiting Here.
Mrs James Davis. Mrs. Vincent Davis
and Mrs. NJ ID. Spruell are the guests
OF Mrs. Emmett Vincent Mt her home
or Stuart Avenue for several days.
Mrs. Paul Bryan and her two small
children. Elizabeth and Vincent Bryan,
are also guests of Mrs. Vincent here.
Outing to Charlottesville.
Fashionable society is deeply intor-
csted in the excursion which the Peter
Kin Guild OF the ST. James Episcopal
Church will run to Charlottesville on
Saturday. November 1, for the alumni
OF the University of Virginia and other
Richmond people who will attend tho
rbilt-University of Virginia foot
ball gamo on that date. a number OF
interesting and delightful parties have
al, eady been made up for the outing,
and society will be out in full force to
attend tho game. Some OF the most
prominent society women in Richmond
arc members of the Peterkin Guild, and
the excursions by the organization are
among the annual events of interest In
the city. Luncheon will be served en-
route. and the special train Will leave
Richmond on the morning OF November
/, returning to town the Same evening.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Fanny Beverley left yesterday
for her homo in Essex County, after a