The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-28

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guests est during dur the Convention tho Rev.
and Mrs. Il. G. Pullcn. OF Grafton. and
the Rev. j. w. Osborne. OF Hanover
County.
stay-nt- Home Whist Club. -
The stay Home Whist Club met
%rthar "" Cannon aoaa'n az ga Park Avenue
Four tables were engaged, and the
sIghes T WilmsS ade S be- cub MT @ @pn
meet next Monday night with Mrs. j. G.
Lamb. at her residence. S27 West Grace
Street.
Musical Tea.
A musical tea will be given by the
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters OF
Ut the Jefferson Hotel on Thursday
ing and delightful affair, and a program
or especially arranged numbers has
been completed for tho occasion.
Meetings To-Day.
| Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
Of the Confederacy. Will hold it's cigh-
teenth annual meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers In Leo Camp Hall at II
randolph, president of the chapter. will
preside
noon at o'clock at tho Art Club OF
Richmond on West Grace Street. rho
.biarmuid and GraInne@f.ndy Greg
Dry" will be the subject OF Miss Lou
Belle Catesby Joness lecture before
o'clock. The class Will meet at tho
residence OF Miss Jones, North Second
Street
Chnrity Ten.
4 charity tea OF interest this after
noon Is that given by the members OF
Tile tea Will be given from to 6 o'clock
ut GIG west Franklin street.
Art Club Lecture.
large and enthusiastic audience
| greeted Mrs. Bessie Berry Grabowskii
! at the Art Club Of Richmond yesterday
afternoon. Her subject was Needle
work as a Fine Art" treated in de-
! lightfully informal and interesting
/ manner. There were n number OF
! Il practical basis for Mrs Gratowskirs
/ talk. and she gave many unique expo
! rcnces that she had editor of the
ncadlcwork department of tho Ladies'
! Mrs. Carl Rostrup was chairman OF
! the afternoon. and introduced the
| speaker Mrs. Grabowskii spoke ut
! length concerning the foundation Of
the art. details OF tho different stitches
and the history OF needlework In Pc
| rIods
I 1t was very interesting afternoon.
and Mrs. Grabowskii gave great deal
J OF practical advice to those present.
I Tea was poured by the house com
mittee and the clubrooms were dec
Grated IN roses.
In and Out of Town.
smyth' on tho River Road, is returning
10 Sew York on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H Machsn, OF
Alexandria, are in. Richmond for the
remainder OF the winter season.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Fairfax, of Lees
burg, are expected in Richmond short
ly to be the guests of relatives.
Mrs f. g. Blanton. OF Newport News,
| is spending somo time with relatives
Mrs. p. 7. Murray. vino was operated
on at ST. Luke's Hospital. is now fully
recovered, and has returned to her
home, 1901 West Grace Street.
! Alexander Robertson has returned to
Richmond after short stay with rela-
tives in Stanton
Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ Donald, of staun-
ton. are Mt the Jefferson Hotel In this
city for two months.
Mrs. ]. w. Masters and her small
daughter. OF Fredericksburg have been
visiting in Richmond for several days.
Miss Margaret Watts has returned to
her home in Norfolk, after q visit to
relatives in Petersburg and Richmond.
Mrs. 8 j. Quinn. OF fredericksburg
! arrived hero Monday TO spend few
days with friends
Haywood Kornegay, OF this city. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Ice Downing, OF
Norfolk, spent the weekend in New
| port News.
Mrs. II. w Bissell who has been
/ visiting her brother here. has returned
to her home in Stanton.
Mrs II; NJ Bridwcil and her children,
or this city, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. \. Turner. in fredericksburg.
visiting Mrs. Nathaniel Whitehurst Mt
1 her home In Portsmouth
w, II. Turner, Jr.. OF Newport News.
Is visiting friends in this city for sew
eral days.
Mrs I. r. Carper OF Fredericksburg.
| is the guest Of relatives and friends
| in this city.
Lindsey W. Allen, who was recently
operated on at the Retreat for tho
SICK, Is now at his home, 1926 West
Main street. and is improving slowly