The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tunstall, Of
norfolk. have been in Richmond for
the past several days. They made the
trip from Norfolk to Richmond In their
automobile, and are-now in Charlottes-
VILE for a short stay. prior to a motor
trip with party OF friends through
the Valley OF Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs
Tunstall expect to stop in Richmond
on their return trip.
Garden Fete.
the lato spring season in Ginter Park
Is to be the annual garden fete by the
Ginter Park Woman's Club. which will
he hsld the last of May in the beautiful
grounds surrounding the homo of Mrs
Edwin Sampson, In Seminary Avenue
Everybody In Ginter Park takes part
In this interesting entertainment 1t
1s to be a carnival Of beauty and love-
Illness and will be one OF tho most i'm
terestins and unique. entertainments
given here for some time. 1t will be
given for Pine Camp, and flowers and
Dr1ght-colored lanterns and delight
ful program will play prominent part
in the affair.
hoard Meeting.
At q recent meeting OF the Rosemary
home OF the president, Mrs. Parke
Bagby. great interest was Expressed
In the extension of the value and USE
1ulness OF the library. Many new books
were reported as added recently. among
them being The Isle of Life" Amor
lean Mobility" Stella Maria" "The
Mating OF Lydia" House of Judg-
ment" I'm the Courts of Memory"
Concert Pitch" Ono womans Life"
The Flowing Road" Memoirs OF Vic
torian Life" "Children's Encyclopedia"
and many others. New books are be-
ing added to the Rosemary Library all
the time
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson, Mrs
u Q. James and Mrs. Luther Dawson
were appointed committee to arrange
for an entertainment to be given for
the library fund. and some OF those
present at the meeting were John Rob-
.rtson. William Gordon. w. 8. McNeill,
9. w. Anderson, N, r. Savage, n. Pierce
Mesdames Luther Dawson. David Aims
lie and others.
To Visit Here.
DR. and Mrs C. j. Kinsolvlng, of ST.
Maries. Idaho. are expected here TO visit
heir parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Eanes
some time In the early summer DIR.
kinsolving formerly lived lin Virginia
ana is now & prominent physician in
idaho, where he has made his home
for some time past Mrs. Kinsolvng
was before her marriage Miss Julia
i;anes. and is TO be in Richmond to
attend the wedding OF her sister. Miss
Lula Eanes. which will be celebrated
June 4.
Confederate ball.
Society is looking forward with a
great deal of interest and pleasure to
the big ball that will be given i'm the
ballroom of the Masonic Temple to-
morrow evening at . O'Clock by Rich
inond Chapter. United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. The dance will be opened
with a grand march, in which all Of
the guests present Will take part and
this march is to be followed by the
Virginia reel by all of the younger
society girls and men in attendance
Tho decorations VIII be unusually eiab-
crate and pretty. and a buffet supper
VIII be served at half-after 10 O'Clock
This Confederate bali has come to
be AN annual event and is one OF the
largest and most interesting functions
given during the late spring season.
Leaves for Annapolis.
Colonel Charles Mercer Smelling. of
Athens. Ga. who has been in Richmond
attending the sessions or the Educa-
tionni Conference, as the guest OF his
niece, Mrs. j. W. Williams. of 210S stu
art Avenue left Friday for Annapolis
Md. where he Will visit his SON. Mid
shipman William Morton Smelling.