The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

arranged III shaded lights and rustic
baskets OF spring blossoms. and n drap,
cry Of Southern smilax outlined the
windows and entrances
y great deal Of handsome entertain
| inr has been done Tor Miss Sax during
her stay in Richmond
At tho W"mnns club.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Club viii lie held Tomorrow after
noon ut 1880 o'cloci, IN the club par
Tors. The meeting is u very important
one, as much business is TO be trans
cct"d. officers viii be elected Cor the
j. etSat..- ft.. -.' - ->sz',,'tn,s, rra
urged to attend Tho ciub WIN De
prcttily decorated III spring flowers.
and tea win be served.
To Give Dnnsunt Instcr Week.
The FLORENCE Nightingale Circle OF
the Shcitering Arms Free Hospital VIII
give a dauSant at tho Richmond Hotel
Easter week IL Is 10 lie 4 delightful
function in every detail and ths 20
mittce in charge of the entertainment
Is making all sorts Of interesting plans
concerning decorations, and arrange
mcuts for the event. Tho list OF pa
, irons Will include some of the best
known society women in the city.
Leaves for Pittsburgh.
Cecil stevens LETT OH Thursday for
his home I'M Pittsburgh, Ia, after
spending 4 week win his fa,hci.
George ". stevens, on Floyd Avenue.
Mr.. stevens ala, attended the George
Washington ball which was held at
the Greenhrier White sulphur Springs
recently, well as the other hls
functions at that resort upon that o.
casion
Dinner Dance Easter.
The dancing set OF Richmond is
greatly interested in the announcement.
that tho Girls Auxiliary or the Hclle
l'rynn Day Nursery Will give a dinner
dance ut the jefferson Hotel on Easter
Monday evening, April IL. 1t is to be
ono Of the handsomest charity func.
tions that has ever been held here, and
tables for the event are already being
reserved through Mrs. tiram NJ
smith, who is chairman or the COM
mittcc. Some of the leading society
girls IN town belong 10 the auxiliary.
and their entertainments each year
are among the most Interesting social
/ functions Of the season. Tho dinner
dance is TO take place In the ballroom
of the Jefferson, and Il cabaret show
VIII bc 4 part of the very novel and
unique program, which has been ar
ranged for the entertainment and di-
version of the guests. Some OF those
who have already reserved tables for
parties OF friends include Miss Mary
~ '-i'''4ls'' %tlSS l-lII' iaIalGU, MISS Nan
tiarris and Mrs. Isaac Davenport
i'endics-iiudspcth
john VI, iiudspcth announces the en-
raecmcnt OF his daughter. Louise, to
NJ Lacy Fcndlcy. The wedding wifi
he celebrated some time during the
month Of April
Mr Dinners lectures.
william NJ banner. general score
tary OF the Lepcr Mission for mo
tTi IN f,Nc hos. -.
spending a week in Richmond and
speaking in many churches. Mrs.
banner and their small daughter. Lois.
accompanied Mr.. Banner on his visit
here MIR. banners talks, although
upon SO erucsome n subject, were in
iensciy interesting, and he WAS .rcnt-
ly aided hE his wife and daughter. who
poth told leper stories that made an
immense impression OH their audiences.
Miss panncr. who Is only nine years
" a&e. Is. no doubt, the youngest lee
iurcr in America, and speaks with the
case and self possession of an expert
IA the art, combined with tho sim
plicity and charm OF q little child.
She has many times addressed large
audiences.
Miss Lynch n Sponsor.
Miss Virginia kcnper Lynch. Cautsh j
ter OF pr. and Mrs Junhts L. Lynch. Of
Noriolk, has been appointed sponsor
in-chicf OF the Sons OF Veterans for the
whoi" south for the Confederate re-
union at Jacksonville, Fla. In May.
she Is q granddaughter Of former
Governor hcmpcr and or Colonel
Frank Lynch. al Virginia.
Miss lynch has many relatives ana
friends here, aud WAS the guest al Mi.
aud airs. Frederick Nothing. on West
Franllin street, for snort stay earlier
in the season.
Ran