The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs William Fl. Adams.
Of. North Twenty-fourth street. left
the city Friday for stay In New
York.
Little Thomas Paimatory. son of
J. r. PaImatory, of East Broad street,
who has been critically Ill at the
Grace hospital. following an opera
ton, is thought to be slightly better.
Mrs Robert Armitage, of East
Main street, is spending some time in
Washington and Philadelphia
Mr.. Matt Davis continues very sick
at his residence on North Thirty
second street
Miss Rosa Burton. of westhamp-
ton. Is spending some time. the guest
of friends on the hill.
Mrs. Emmett Clarke, of Kentucky.
is the guest Of Mrs. Ida Clarke, Of
Chimborazo Park.
Mrs. James Jeffreys. of East Broad
street, who has been very sick for
some time. Ia convalescent.
Miss Grace Holloran, of East Main
street, is spending some time at At
lantic City,
The Ladies' Aid Society of Union
Station, will meet Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. Every member Is
urged to attend.
The home of MIR. and Mrs william
Burrows, 27ie East Grace street. pre-
sented a pretty scene on Friday night,
when they entertained the young
friends Of their daughter. Dallas, in
honor of her fourteenth birthday. A
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations
throughout the entire house. and the
creams. ices, candies and cakes were
In the same colors. The little girl
friends wore white dresses with pink
sashes and ribbons. Music. both
vocal and instrumental, readings,
games. the singing OF the Glee club
songs, made the evening most enjoy
able In addition there was an in
teresting contest. Miss Isabelle Fuller
winning the girls first prize. fancy
pink pincushion, fashioned out of
dolls and Master Henry Fuller the
boys first prize, a necktie, Miss Emma
Garcin won the girls consolation
prize, which was suggestive OF the
spring season. a watering pot tied
with pink ribbon. and Wilbur Fair
lamb the boys consolation prize. a.
set of garden tools, tied together with
a large bow of pink ribbon. Among
the guests were: Misses Isabelle Full
Ter. Fannie Satterfield, Marjorie Haw-
kins, Leila Curry. Alma Richardson,
Louise Rogers, Emma Garcin. Ruth
Goldsmith, Alice Lacy ana houusy
Cav. Ramon Garcin. Henry Fuller,
sydney Rusk, Jr.. Charlie Mcintyre.
walter Richardson, Wilbur Fairlamb.
Percy Bass, Earle Luck and Davis
Crump.
The Federation OF Mothers clubs.
which has made such q remarkable
record during the past year. under
the efficient leadership Of Mrs. VIII
liam A Burrows as president. will
have on sale Saturday, May toth,
Ave thousand white carnations. in an
ticipaiion of this beautiful custom of
Mothers Day observance. This Is the
only public appeal which this club
makes for proceeds to carry on its
extensive work, of lettering conditions
for school children. Very attractive
purple boxes, with silver letters,
Mothers Day" will be placed at
thirty-six stations throughout the city.
and though the wholesale price makes
Il necessary to charge ten cents apiece
for these carnations II is earnestly
hoped they may meet with ready
sale. Part of the proceeds will be de-
voted to the fresh air school, and part
will be used in sending children, who
could not otherwise have an outing,
to the country. Mothers Day postals
are also on sale by the various
mothers clubs OF the city.