The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05

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Page, OF Princeton; John Curtis. OF
Princeton: Charles Kock. of New Or
leans; NJ. G. Traylor. of Richmond, and
Joseph Cunningham. of Augusta. Ga.
Irving Kingsford. of New York. is
! the guest OF Wilmer Hoffman. at the
/ residence of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
X. Curzon Hoffman. 1903 st. Paul
| Street MIR. Hoffman. who is student
at Princeton, attended the Inaugural
| ton. Allan Snowden. another Prince
| ton student, has as his guests at the
residence Of his father. Wilton Snow
/ den. on Cathedral Street, NJ. @. Tray
J lor. OF Richmond, and Charles kock,
I of New Orleans. Among other Prince
I ton students who are home for the in
/ auguration are Nelson Bolton. William
! Chauncey Crawford, Jr., de Courcy w.
| Orrick and Gordon Ewing.
Returned to baltimore.
| Mrs. Charles e. Reiman. who has
been visiting in this city. has returned
{ to her home in Baltimore. Mrs. Rel
man was the guest OF Mrs. William
Rufiin Cox. the national president of
| the Colonial Danes of America at her
I home. 609 West Grace Street, during
/ her visit to Richmond.
Ashland Concert.
/ An interesting musical event TO take
| place in Ashland tomorrow evening at
/ half-past o'clock will be the rcndi-
| ton OF The Crucifixion" by tho .,sh
| land Choral Club in the chapel. This
| club is one OF the best organized music
clubs in this part of the State, and
has done excellent work this year un-
! der the direction of Z. Z. Sainsbury.
For the musical tomorrow evening
/ the club will be assisted by Robert
Blake. baritone. and r. l.. Tucker. of
! Richmond.
/ An unusually interesting evening has
| been planned. and the music making up
the program will be OF the highest
order.
MI. and SIrs. LittlepaEe Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. L. III. Littlepage. OF
| Cherry HILL" King William County.
entertained at card party given at
! their home on Friday evening OF last
! week. Mr. and Mrs Littlepage had as
their guests on this occasion Misses
| sally Penn Gregory, Mary Robinson,
susie Pitcher, Nellie Thompson. Nata-
! lie Garrett, Matte Allen, Gregory Rose,
Norma Littlepage, Mesdames ~ Crox-
| ton, E. Littlepage, F. King, Messrs
| Matt and William Fuller. A L. Terrell,
/ DR.. William Croxton. Latane Gregory,
Clyde Garrett Stanley Robinson, Per
/ cy Martin, Il. Littlepage. T. King and
| others.
/ For Miss Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanworth en-.
! tertained on Friday evening at their
| apartment in Norfolk, in honor of
| Miss Louise Miller of Richmond, who
| York Street
The rooms we're decorated with
| spring flowers and shaded candles.
There were four tables of cards
Those invited to meet Miss Miller
were Mrs. 3. f.. Mitchell, Misses Mary,
! Flora and Josephine Stuart. Miss Mabel
! Wing, Miss Marion Cheesman and Miss
! Rosa Saunders, Mr.. Cheesman, Mr. Nc
Gavock. Paymaster Crockran, United
States Navy: Robert Kent, William
Stanworth. Mr.. Brinkley, Mr. Gurlie
| and DR.. Faulkner.
Lecture This Afternoon.
The Baptist women of Richmond
| have secured Miss Marie Buhlmaier
1 the mission worker at the Immigrant
pier in Baltimore. to speak on her
work during the week OF prayer. Miss
Buhlmaier Will speak at Grace Street
o'clock, am the women OF all denomi-
nations interested in this work are
cordially invited to attend
A. r. v. A. Meeting.
The A. p. V. "A. had its first monthly
meeting in the Marshall House yester.
day at Il o'clock. The attendance wa.
! large, and much admiration was giver
to the interior OF the house lately re.
| papered. painted and partially fur
| nished.
Reports were made from the variou.
| officers. and the president read many
interesting letters which she had Sc
| cured with regard to the fine work OF
| the association.
| Mrs. S. H Halves and Mrs. Wash
burne were elected members of the
central committee.
Mrs. Joseph Leidy, of philadelphia
has accepted an invitation from the
| A. p. v. A to be present at the forma
| opening OF the John Marshall hous,
| on April 81. when reception will bt
| held there.
| The chairman Of the jamestown
| committee reported conditions al
jamestown to be favorable, and the
shrubs and young trees growing nicely
Mrs. Majell- Rosonburg Texas presented
to the Yeardly house at jamestown two
beautiful enSravings of the baptism
and marriage OF Pocahontas
The landmark committee reported
that the bronze tablet and vase to be
placed at Jamestown In honor Of Mr.
Barney. Tho donor OF the island to the
"a. P. V: A.. were completed.
Many handsome donations were eiver
the John Marshall House, notably q
portrait OF Afarshalrs wife, beuueathcrt
by Miss Lizzie Archer, and some books
| from John Marshalrs library
| The association decided to restore
Powhatan's old chimney in Gloucester
| County.
Tho following annual members were
added to the association: Mrs. Charlie.
| Evelyn Smith, Miss Alice Ieyn, Nils.
Lon Leyn, Mrs. n. -. Maslll, Miss Lor
Knox. Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones
all OF Richmond: Mrs. C. L. Woriner
OF Iowa.
In and Out of Town.
| Mrs. Edmond L Benson has gone tc
Washington, where she Is the. guest
OF friends for O. week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs j, b. Walsh. who ar.