The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-01
Social and Personal

, South for stay OF several weeks
with her sister in Tampa. Fla. and VIII
not return to Richmond until some
holidays. Mr. Fitzgerald Is sailing to-
day from New York 10 spend a month
In Panama and Central America
Hiss Sand, En,crtnins
Miss Marie Stuart Sands. the dehu
t@nto daughter ot Mr. ana Mr.. CONWAY.
sands, WAS hostess NJ a very unique
Halloween party last night at the
nom. OF her parents, 1877 Hanover
Avenue. The whole house was deco
rated IN Soughs OF pine and autumn
leaves, and the only lights waru can
dies shaded with tiny pumpkins In
me dinins-room the table wa
set with an enormous pumpkin nued
with yellow chrysanthcruums ana sur
rounded with fruits ana bright autumn
flowers Gnrlands oil evergreens were
used everywhere. Two ghosts greeted
the guests a tho door and the hostess
received with two ghosts and . witch
Halloween games and frolics amused
those present and a fascinating gypsy,
~ = red peaked hat and flowing cloak,
told fortunes on the stairs. tile while
she stirred her streaming caldron.
II was one Of the most unique and
charming AFFAIRS OF its kind given III
Richmond for some t!mo past
Leaves for the south.
Mrs. James y Taylor. formerly or
this city, left yesterday to visit her
daughter, Mrs w. j Armstrong, in
Houston, TEX. Later, Mrs. Taylor viii
go to Jacksonville, Fla, where she
viii visit her son, DR.. IL NJ. Taylor.
Surprise Party.
= delightful surprise birthday Hal
lowo'en party was rendered 10 T. :.
Burlington n his residence in High
land PARK, on Friday by his friends.
Card and other games were enjoyed
during me evening. and I. beautiful
supp. was served about ii o'clock.
His associates in the Town Council
presented him a handsome umbrella IS
token of thei. esteem. Among the
guests were M:. ard Mrs, George. w.
Hahlke, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Rose, MIR.
and Mira. Fred Evenson, Dir. and Mrs
a. y. Cosby. AIR and Mrs 81. &.
Doubles, Mr.. ana Mcs. W. c. Carpenter,
Mr.. anG Mrs O. =. Wise. Mrs ". -
Johnston, Mrs. q. :. C,rowder, Mrs. G.
Annie L. Lewis. Aidie Harris, Lille S.
Harris. Estelle ana Roxie Skiies. Grace
Webb =. Connolly. 6. Butler, Ethel
Osborne. Kutti Bowman. Margaret
Phillips, Mildred and Elizabeth Crowd
CT. Namon Johnston. and Nessrs. a.
Mattingiy, J.. ". Farley c. g. ttite and
". J.. Johnston.
'ueSts of VT. ana MrS. Valentine.
Sir William Mitchell Ramsay. LADY
Ramsay and Miss Ramsay, of Abcr-
deem, Scotland, who have been visitin.,
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Moore. at the
Union Theological Seminary will be the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Valen-
tine, 1T 233S Monument Avenue. for
the next week. Lady Ramsay will
make an address on Equal Suffrage"
Thursday afternoon, November 6. at 5
o'clock in the auditorium of the Young
Mems Christian Association, corner Of
Seventh and Grace Street Municipal
suffrage has existed in Scotland for
generations, and Lady Ramsay has rem
dered valuable service in the civic
life OF her town, having served on
school boards and done other work
along that line. Sir William Ramsay
is also n sufiragist. and in Scotland
the first public speech no made was
in behalf OF the medical training OF
women. The public IS cordially invited
to hear the lecture Thursday after
noon.
I. u. G. Meeting In Eluvanna.
Tho fluvanna Chapter. United
Daughters of tho Confcd -racy. held
It's regular meeting at oak Rest" the
homo OF Mrs. i. J. Wright. AT Fork
Union. last Wednesday, afternoon. The
drawing rooms were decorated with
Wright received hrr guests. The meet
Ing was called to order by tho new
president. Mrs. Leigh Mrs fucker
Hughes acted rs secretary pro tenn
After this bu'incss session WAS COM