Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
ROUND DOZEN IS LOYAL TO
ST. PATR|CK's MEMORY
Decorations and Refreshments Are
Carried Out I'm Patriotic Color
OF Ireland.
MRS. JESSIE BosANG HOSTESS
Literary Program Is Rendered With
Added Musical Features, and Guest
list Is Unusually I.arge-Social
News of Pulaski.
Especial to The Times.pispatcn. !


PULASKI VA, March 2O.--With set
tinss OH every hand commemorative
81 Pntrick's Day. the mcmbcrs Of the
Round-DoZen Club depressed not on
"Wednesday afternoon from their pre-
scrtbod course OF study In English his
tory. Mrs. lessee y. Rosang. tho en-
tertaining hostess for this meeting in
the nome decorations for this occa sion.
commcmoratcd tho feats day of the
patron saint of Erin. Shamrock. carna-
ions OIL green. broken by snow white.
carried out the suggestion most hap
PLY In the reception halls and parlors.
iiad the shades of ST. ratrick wrapped
In robes of green been permitted to
have glanced, into the American home
arranged in keeping with his day, he
might have felt that he had wandered
into the home of one OF tho native
sons OF the Emerald Isle In the scry-
ing OF refreshments at the conclusion
OF the program the idea was most cf-
fcctuallH carried out. Mrs. Bosang was
assisted in receiving her guests by her
SISTERS. Mrs. Gaylord II. Miles and Miss
FRANCES stone. In response to the call
ing of the roll. quotations were given
from discoveries and Inventions of
the Period" reading, "victor IIuco.s
Hattie OF Waterloo assigned to Mrs
'hcFes. was read by Mrs. Woolling in
me absence Of Mrs. chcvcs. Tho topic
Tor general discussion for The after
noon was Early Victorian A-c-lS37-
30 Mrs Hoback. the appointed
leader. being detained. Mrs Howard
conducted tho discussions. F.spcciul
features OF the meeting ana in keeping
MI, me day werc the vocal solos.
MISS Sarah Louise Miles swcctly sang
Dream Days" and Wearing of the
Green" Mrs. Miles was her accom-
pianist. Miss Mary Wysor. accompanied
on the piano by Miss Charlotte Tro-
niger. sang "a Bowl OF Hoses" and
"a ~ t,.rs
happily received. In serving. the
hostess was assisted by Mrs Miles
Misses Margaret Lands. Frances Stone
and Sprah Louise Miles. during which
music waited through the home from
the pianola. Club members attending
were: Mcsdamcs Richard Woolling. O.
l.. Jordan. j. a. Howard. Misses Maud
oarst. Lillian Ogleshy. Alma Wilkin.
son, Daisy West and Julia I.eache
The special guest list included: Mes.
Games Maggie Darst, John S. Draper
- Graham Robinson. H. w. .Thaxton
- i-aughon. Hensel Ecklnan, A. U
JORDAN, Is Il. Hartman. w. L. Jarman
W. NJ. Morrell, James G. Bosang. NJ. p
Lands. w. S. Gilmcr w T. Howard
=: y. Martin. James y. Bosang. H. c.
Gilmer. j. +. Saul, L. D. Calfee. G l..
FAINTER, G. I'll. Lcachc. Ir.. James c.
Morehead. 6. H. Miles, S. E. Stcgcr
Jr, and John III. Snuff, and Misses Mary
WNsor, Glenn Phelps. Annie Withrow
agnes Howard. Margaret Lands and
Charlotte TrolinScr.
The district meeting OF the First
District of Virginia. Daughters of the
confedcracy. will hc held in Pulaski
nc latter part Of April. The exact
lime. which is fixed by Flora Stuart
Chantcr. the host of the meeting. will
be determined at the next meeting
OF the chapter. The several chapters
which go to make up this district arc
now eiectins delegates TO tho Pulaski
meeting. and it is expected that the
convention VIII be most representa-
i've one. The program has not been
given out.
Rev. Carl s. Matthews. pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, left this week on
a months vacation trip. which will ex
tend INTO South Carolina to his old
home Mr.. Matthews went from Pu-
iaski to Richmond. where his family
is visiting Mrs. Matthew's parents Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Camp.
Mrs. barbara Bosang has been called