The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-10

the address Of welcome in behalf OF
tho authors of Virginia
Charity Afnirs.
Circle 30. OF All Stnts Church
Guild viii have a musicale tea this
afternoon from TO : o'clock at so
West Grace Street 1t will be a very
all interested are cordially invited to
attend.
Another fashionable affair TO be
given this afternoon for charity will
be the subscription card party, which
viii take place at o'clock at the
Commonwealth Club for the benefit OF
the Hood sufferers. A number of promi-
nent society women have 1t in charge,
and tables may be reserved by tcle-
phoninS Mrs. George Ainslie, Mrs. Au-
brey Young or Mrs. John c. Hagan. B.
The Broad Street Methodist Church
choir, with J. IL. Johnson, director.
VIII render a vocal concert tonight
at halt-past O'Clock al the hall Of the
Stien Piano Co, III West Broad Street
for the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union headquarters. The choir is
composed OF some OF the best known
musicians IN the city, ana they VIII
be assisted by Mrs. Terrell. contralto
at Park Place Methodist Church: Miss
Marie Grubbs. OF Pegram's Seminary.
VIII also give number of readings
The public is invite1.
Important Meeting.
The Bellevue Mothers' Club will meet
in the school building this afternoon
at halfps~st 3 o'clock. Mayor Auslia
r,ss a.. t..
terestcd in the work OF this organiza-
tion arc invited 10 be present.
"Skulc Days"
The duet and choruses by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fris chllorn and the school"
children will be among the drawing
cards in "Skule Days the play to be
given by the members OF ST Johns
Circle OF Kings Daughters tonight
IN the auditorium OF Tho John Marshall
High school. REGULATIONS and songs
ny several OF the boys and girls" and
a duet by Susan Crowfoot. Mrs. W. II.
Cheatwood. and Sallie Brown. Mrs. Will
liam Burrows, and the recitation by
Sallic Simple. Mrs. J. Blllups, and
.:crusha Dixon, Mrs. j. II. 7. Palmatory,
being among the best on the program.
Entertain Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W. e Route. OF
Brooklyn King William County, en-
tertained at their home on Friday
evening. Cards and mLsic amused the
guests. and supper was served at i
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Route had as
their guests on this occasion. Misses
Mabel smith, Georgia and Jessie Com
MANS Maudc and Minnie Lipscomb, Mrs.
t. King Messrs j. Freeman. Walter
and :. c. Lipscomb. Roger and j. l..
Edwards. Edward Gibbs, c. NJ. Com
,nins 7. T.. Commins. F. King and
others.
Called Meeting.
meeting OF the women authors and
journalists In Richmond OH Saturday
at IL noon in the home of Mrs. Charles
G. Bosher, los North Sixth Street All
who attended ;he meeting h-sl1 last
,irlc al ,..s. bosner's home are urged
to attend. rs much important bust
ness is 10 be discussed at this time.
In and Out Of Town.
Mrs. Rutledgc Smith, of Cookeville,
Tenn. Will arrive in Richmond on Tues
day 10 spend several days at the JEFF
ferson Hotel.
Miss Ellen Bclrne Scott. who was
operated. ON recently for appendicitis
at St Luke's Hospital. is now rapidly
improving.
children VIII leave town to-day for
Essex County, where they will spend
the remainder OF April with the for
mer's father, Oliver William Campbell
Mrs. Charles G. Bosher has returned
TO the city, after spending a week with
relatives in Norfolk.
Mrs. Edward Guest Gibson of Balti-
ic me n A1 y
friends In this city.
Mrs. Harry b. Lee. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Alexander Sands here.
has returned TO hsr home in Charlottes-
vile.
Mrs. John p. Boyd and Miss Mamie
Bark sdale Townes, OF Cascovilla, are
spending this week in Richmond at 2l5
East Franklin Street.
Miss Sarah Haley. OF Lynchburg. is
spending several days here attending
the Y. w. c. y. Convention.
Miss Harriet Buchanan has gone to
! Norfolk. where she will spend some
time visiting friends.
Miss Lillian Watson has returned to
the city. after attending the Easter
dances at V. NJ. l. and Washington and
Lee, In Lexington.
Miss Edna shepherd, OF Clifton Forge.
is spending several days with friends
| in this city.
! Mrs. r. c. H. Moncure and her small
| daughter have returned to Newport
| News, after visit to relatives r Rich
mond.
| Miss Eunice Simpson, who has been
guest OF the Misses Hamilton in
Staunton, has returned to her home
here.
Miss Catherine Policy is quite sick
at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dettelbach, OF
1871 West Franklin Street left Mon
day for Atlantic City and New York,
where they expect to Join a party
A cruf sing IN Panama