The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-12

ASAS Il L -'I JIlbDI &. Y i VII
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Mrs. y. II. Ellington, 1917 Monument
Avenue, "Wednesday afternoon by Cir
Gle No. o. Guild of All saints Church.
was II very attractive and intcrcst!ni,
AFFAIR. Tho rooms wci. prcttily ar
ranged with red flowers and running
cccnr. and tea was pourc,F in the dim
Ing room by Mrs. Ncqlo and Mrs Wad-
dey. assisted by n humber of youn.;
girls. Mrs. NJ II. Thomas accompanied
Two OF her pupils Miss Helena Thior-
incr. contralto. and Miss IIelen Sore,
soprano, who sang. ana Miss Mary
Evans rendered q piano solo. Little
Miss Maria Adkins. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs Thomas Adkins.
played several selections on the violin,
ana MISS IA" kirk. soprano sang.
accompanied By Mr Womble Tho pro-
gram was tn exceedingly well chosen
and pleasing one, and largo number
" people were present.
L. ID. c. Meeting.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph presided
at the regular monthly meeting ot
lichm"nd Chapter. United Daughters
"l tho Conlederacy, on "Wednesday
morning in Lee Camp Hall. The chap.
ter VIII give It's annual Christmas diu-
ner TO the old soldiers at the home on
Wednesday, December 81 Mrs. Il. !.
Blcnner. as usual, will be chairman Of
thc dinner at the Soldiers Hoinc. ana
hnal arrangements for tho affair win
he made at called meeting Of tho
CHAPTER. IL be held later in the month
An Interesting report OF the pro-
gross OF tho work on the Arlington
Monument, TO be unveiled Ap~n -.
1914, at Washing ton. was read b. Mrs
Thomas Bococh. More tlau $4,000 was
subscribed for this monument an the
convention OF the daughters rcco,itiy
held ia New Orleans, aud compare
lively small amount of the required
sum Is Lacking IT was also decided
TO look Into the matter of running am
excursion 10 Washington on The date
OF the unveiling of Arlington Nonu-
nent. ana Mrs T. j. White was ap-
pointed chairman Of the outing
For Miss Herbert
Says the Vrginlan-Piot:
Miss Elizabeth Herbert. OF Rich
mond. was the guest Of honor at
luncheon given Wednesday, by Mrs W.
w Day At the Burrough Club ia Nor
folk The table was decorated with
a basket Of La France roses, and the
lights were shaded IN silver and mink
Those invited 70 meet Miss Herbert
we're Mrs. Thomas Carroll. Mrs. Branch
Johnson, Miss Lady Harris, OF Reids-
me y -; MISS josephine Wreen, Miss
/ a"i'iy H'neiiags' MISS Kuth Iunstall,
Mss bess'o hciiy ana MISC Virginia
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In New York.
So,therrers o,o rrr,arnpe e., wv.
York mis- wceIt m,,,y ,,a,-i,,,- 80
there to attend the opera
John Maxwell. Of richmnnd &c snord-
ing a few DAYS jn ~ VIZ. ~ 49,,
Hotel McAlpn. where Mrs. O. 3. Lor-
FalnH' win her sister has taken rooms
40. "sch stay
NY ana Mfs. H. HENDERSON, ~ this
o!'5 Wt'c Il. vi Mary race Groncr's
- IA" nesW0''h me pan
saAi.' ct the McAlpin Winter Garden
on Ar Ta'nFa'y l. u.-.. j, ,,.,.
'''SS -, haFkef, or Richmond.
WI" mas eohe To New YORK, has joined
nus q. tne McAIpin hoteL Others
: , GE ,s'S'e" Nm, uere ms Ws1k include
JT"il > Munce' Jon! II Minor J.. Il.
S y %Trem = ,, Ban = Freed charles
., '"phehs' MISS y w BARKER William
I i.,i.,S re ,' II; l'ayis. GeorEe w liar
US 'O'' "''" ~ J. |a'Nf''
Ambro'c-Co'Iins.
The marriage. Of Miss Beatrice col
Inns, daughter OF c. i collins of Pc
nola and Samuel Sheridan Ambrose
or Jacksonville. y. q Wa oui..,I,
celebrated "Wednesday in tn Hanover
Avenue Christian Churcl, nf this CIV
the Rev George ". K.npcr urrform-
'ns the ceremony. Tho bride wore a
travelling suit of blue cloth. with hat
ana gloves L. match. and carried a
shower bouquet OF Bride roses
After tour OF Northern cities. Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose viii make their
nome III Jack Sonviue, y 6.
social Entertainments
The Lanicr Literary Soci.,v or ma
,gasse,. p,,stss Gu.
.ntcrt,ir1nn, :, ~ H'ip Soclai
$40 I,ns, Eroaa 60, rooms
/, AIroro e. ,,r,.ta, 'sh' -
ana ~ r1no,,,ir, ""'Ie'S'
5,,.ot. '''= P''s'"H' was rem
invocs,to, D. ~
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