Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

B. v Sycle, vice-president of the home.
! Mrs. Fourqurcan, director Grandchil-
| drcn's Chapter, Mrs. Drew. director
Chesterfield Chapter; Mrs. w. d. Card
we'll. director Bette Rosser Children
of the Confederacy; Mrs CRANBERRY
vanderslice, Mrs. Charles Page. Mrs
| W. T. Shepherd. Mrs. Bishop Miss
| BioNton, Miss Mamie Wright. all Off
GERS OF the Lee Auxiliary
The home vas appropriately dressed
/ in Confederate naSs and bunting. and
! :he Fortress Monroe Band furnished
the music during the reception hours.
/ Refreshments we're served by the chill
dren Of the Lee Auxiliary Grandcnil-
dren 81 Richmond Chapter and the
/ Chesterfield Auxiliary OF the BETTE
ltosscr Children OF the Confcdcracy
\ splendid musical program was
rendered by Miss Ada Kuyk. Mrs. Rob-
crt Hudg!ns, Dr. Maurice Koblenzo.
y. ". Martcnstein and Mrs. Marten-
stein, and several hundred guests were
! III attendance.
! An interesting feature Of the recep-
| ton at the Confederate Wom"n's Home
yesterday afternoon was the prcsenta-
] ZION OF a unique gift 70 Miss Mary
Cus'is Lee. The sft was huge fruit
| cake. iced in the Confederate Colors
and decorated with red and white flow
! ers. and was sent TO Miss Lee by Mrs.
l.. o. Miller, OF this city. The prcscn-
! ;ation took place between and
o'clock, and Miss Lee responded with
a very gracious and happy Word OF
! acknowledgement.
/ CHESTS OF Relatives.
Captain j y. Lisk, OF Mount Cilead,
! y. C.. also his niece, Mss Irene Scar
| borough. and Miss Hattie Moose are
I the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
NJ Davis, at 1901 Decatur Street
/ Captain Lisk although seventy-hve
Years old. is az erect and active as
( he was nifty years ago. Ne was pail
: bearer for "Stoncwalr' Jackson, also
tor Mrs. "Stonewall' Jackson.
( AZ Buck HilI."
\ number OF Richmond people have
. arrived AT Buck hill" the home OF
( the Misses Walden. in Chesterfield Coun-
| ", TO spend the early summer season.
I Some of those al Puck Hill" for the
| month of June arc Rev. and Mrs. Wal
ter Russell Bowie and their children.
| Miss Josephine Sizer, Mr., and Mrs. Per-
rine Palmer and family and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Wyatt.
| Here for Hcunion.
I j. II. Greene. OF tiastonia. y. c., is
/ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Turner
Greene al their home here for the Con
icdcratc Reunion. Mr.. Greene will
/ visit his son at Chester. before return
/ ING 70 his home in North Carolina
some time later iii this month.
/ Guests ut Luncheon.
/ Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. wife OF the
f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entertained sew
! eral distinguished women at her home
/ for luncheon Yesterday. Mrs. Ellyson
/ had a luncheon, Miss Mary Gusts Lee.
daughter of the Confederate chieftain:
Mrs. William Hume. of Nashville. Tenn.
I Miss Lottie G. Garrett and Miss Mary
| Garrett. OF Williamsburg. and Mrs.
/ John \. Letcher OF Norfolk, who are
4 Of q hra nf no
/ citation OF Preservation OF Virginia An
/ tiquies in their cities. and Miss Mil
/ bred rutherford, general historian of
/ the United Daughters of the Confed-
cracy, who is one OF the most distin-
| ruished and prominent women in the
| South.
The table was decorated in pink
! flowers.
distinguished Arrivals.
Colonel Arthur Grabowskii and
Adolph Grabowskii. OF Augusta. Ga,
are guests for the reunion of Colonel
and Mrs. b. H. Berry and Mrs. Bessie
| Berry Grabowskii. at liz North Fifth
| Street
Colonel Grabowskii, though 4 for
eiCner. served with some distinction
| in the Confederate Army and is now
chief of staff and assistant adjutant-
| general OF the South Carolina Divi-
sion. United Confederate Veterans.
| Returned TO Richm0nd.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Newell of
| 3l5 Park Avenue. has returned home
| from the Southern Seminary and has
as her guests three of her classma es,
! Miss Natoki Peters. of Pittsburgh. Pa;
Miss Mary Mason, of Louisville. Ky
and Miss Catharne Payton, Of Buena
Vista. Miss Newell is an expression
| graduate, and her recital was quite
q brilliant affair.
Mrs. ". p. Newell has returned to