The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16

the celebration of tho seventy ninth
birthday Of Mrs Robert Page Gryines.
which took place at tho home OF her
son. Peyton Grymes. 1918 West Grace
Street Some of the relatives who
came from distance to be In Rich
mond for Mrs. Grymes's birthday wore
her son. j. NJ. Grymes, OF West Vlr-
ginia: Mrs. r. G. Henley. OF Chester
field County, and Mrs. r. z. Wright, of
Philadelphia II was a very please II I
gathering, and many friends called to
offer their congratulations Mrs
Grymes has wide circle OF relatives
and friends, and she received q great
many beautiful gifts
In Richruond.
SIR. and Mrs. Frank Bletcher and T.
NJ. Hobson. Of Winnipeg. Canada, are
spending several days at the Jefferson
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Bletcher and Mr..
tdobson have been guests Of tho lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hasklns
Hobson, at their home, Mt. Airy" In
Powhatan County. for the past week
They have also been visiting friends
In Newport News.
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. / Curry, OF 1i25
Brook Road. celebrated the twenty
NTH anniversary OF their marriage last
evening with IN informal reception.
from 10 10 o'clock. No invitations
were Issued. and n great many friends
OF Mr. and Mrs. Curry called to offer
their congratulations and good wishes
inc house was prettily decorated in
palms and roses
Prominent Engagement.
MI. and Mrs Joseph Richardson Of
atlanta, announce tho engagement OF
thelr daughter, Katharine TO Captain
James Haynes Reeves. Third United
states Cavalry, now stationed at For,
sam Houston. Texas, the wedding to
take place in April
Miss Richardson is the second daupb
Ter Or Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson. and
q s'a.er OF Mrs- Presley Yates. Since
ner graduation at the Washineton
cathedral School. she has travelled ex-
tensi'eiy abroad and in this country.
pu' "hen In Atlanta she has been nm
a'trastlve nguce in the social life.
captain heevcs, a native of Alabama
as ono OF the most popular men In rho
army and has received many honors
..iter graduating from West Point. he
setVed IN the Santiago campai,n a.
aide camp to General .Insa,,,,
Wheeler. Later he served in China ne
aio 20 General James II. Wilson during
mo boHer uprising in Pekine. ana ~
Ter" ara was military attache 10 Ib,
United States legation.
Address by ~. Delnmarre.
MonsieuT Louis Delamarre tba "a,
anr s Nis s,. representative OF the Ali
a an FRANCHISE In this country MI,
u nenn an address to-moriow after.
MOON at o'clock in the BIua 80
or Inc Y. ST. c. A, TO which ali o nooin
MO are interested in the French Ia ns
WED anu literature are cordially in
Tho Federation de rAlIIonce Er.
e ., is an association of societies ~
Rn Suhs 81 Of pe ebs Fer for extending
CIVILIZATION. There are branches ~ ~ ~.
Aiiiance trancalse in almost everv i'm, t,no
CANADA CANADA ' its o II Inc United states and
states is in New York. from L wbi'.tl
iecturers are sent to the Various groir.
III other cities. S'oups
Mansieur j. J. Jesserand, tho ambas-
500. NON France To the United States
~ president dHonneur de TAilia n,.n
Erancalso aux Etats- Cnis.
Mcefin% This Afternoon
Gihnuchiluren of the Confadar,,,,
n n, NO l, Auxiliary to the Rich.
mono nor Chapter. United Daughters Of
Hall Sis Eas, r @i1 meet at Lee Camp
noon at 4 o'clock. Ali members are
urged Ir to attend, as much Important
business Is 10 he discussed it'
Mrs. Woods At-lIome.
The. Baltimore sun Of yesterdov 90,
t HinS the following Of interest ae i0n n
forn nipi and e, Mrs Henry Wood were in
70 70 tneir friends at their residence. I0a
~, - W. III avenue, as they viii he
on the remaining Wednesdays durinp
SSa a,i,y Receiving with the host and
cullen Mrs. Vincent Renouf, Miss a lics
w Woitnihgton Bali, Miss CaroIine -
. hhteuaft ana Miss Alice Chandler The
!hsitations have been Issued" 't'
MIS-. ood was In Richmond last
SS ra,, when she superintendent the pro
uuctioh or Angels III Art"
In aud Out OF Town.
Mrs. Henry G: Stuart left yesterday
u uiiie FOR Washington. where she
VIII remain for two weeks. Siio