The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-25
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HThu fifth annual commencement Of the
4 Richmond School OF Expression will take
place at $3.50 o'clock this evening In the
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
IL citation, under the direction Of Mrs w.
u Il Thurs,on, 1he rev DIR. Young, OF
Centenary Methodist Church. Will deliver
the diplomas
Graduates OF practical and professional
classes will be: Miss Beulah Anthony.
Miss Eula Bailer,.iNIiss HARDWOOD. Miss
Bates and Miss Hechler
A tambourine drill and series of dra-
matte attitudes viii be attractive fea-
lures OF the evening.
The Huguenot Excursion
5, to Williamsburg
Interest centers In the excursion to be
given by the members Of the Huguenot
Society to Williamsburg. on Thursday,
May 2eth. and in the unwilling OF the
Burgess monument, which will take place
at II a. NJ In that city
The descendants of the Bnrgesses,
whose names appear on the bronze tab
let's adjoining the monument and the
many who will be attracted to the CO.
lnnial capital by its historic and storied
associations. will be wise to provide
themselves with tickets at once. IN or
der to secure safe and comfortable rail-
way accommodation, going and return
Ing Tickets have been placed at the
Rosemary Library. and any person wish
ing detailed information Is referred to
Mrs. j. b. Halyburton, No. 1909 Park
Avenue, phone No. 1885, Excursionists
awill leave Richmond by the 8 A. NJ.
train.
IT. 10 4La JH,,aetc of
Colonial Capital Branch
M All members of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities, who
will go to Williamsburg for May goth,
are requested to wear the badge Of the
association, as they are to be the guests
for the day Of the Colonial Capital
branch,
$i Those who wish to buy badges can pro-
cure them from Mrs. j. B. Lightfoot No.
sos North Tenth Street.
4 4 Those who do not desire to purchase
can receive stamped badge upon appli-
cation to the first vice-presdent, No. 10
East Franklin Street.
Milton c. Work Club.
The Milton c.Worl Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon at the Woman's
Club and a hotly contested game resulted
In tie north and south, east and west.
Players tying north and south were
Miss Sue Gordon and Miss Claire Gull
laume with Mrs. Ben Palmer and Miss
Lucy Quarles; east and west, Mrs. Isaiah
White and Mrs. James Keith, with Mrs.
C. w. p. Brock and Mrs. Basil spauld-
ing.
Memorial Society Meet.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet to-day at II "A. M. in
the Confederate Museum.
Junior Society to Meet.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Society
will hold an important meeting for the
election of officers and the transaction of
other important business In Lee Camp
Hall at p. NJ Thursday afternoon. All
are urged to be present.
Stay-at-Hone Club.
(, The stay-at- Home Whist Club met with
Mrs. c. w. P. Brock Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Scott. Mrs. Correll. Mrs.
Walter Martin and Miss Martha Harvie |
tied for honors. The club will meet next !
week with Mrs. Martin.
Afternoon Tea.
Tea will be served to-day from 4 to Z
P. NJ. in the exhibition parlors Of the
Richmond Art Club, No. II West Main
Street.
Miss Adele Williams and Miss Eliza
beth Patterson Will be assisted in receive
ing visitors by Mrs E. l.. Bemiss, Miss .
Bessie Catln and Miss Bessie Selden.
The hostess will be glad to welcome their
friends and all who are in sympathy with
the object Of the exhibit and feel they +
can be helped by the lovely and valua BILE
collection of paintings shown.
The attendance at the exhibit continues
to be most encouraging, the appreciation
evtnced being specially gratifying to Miss
,3aIo Ito, no 90 %l,aC 4
hibition Committee. and her assistants.
all of whom have expended SO much
thought and effort in securing an unsual-l
Iy fine display.
The gatherings In the evenings, when
the gentlemen are at leisure to come In
with the ladies and share their enjoy
ment, is often very brilliant and always
most delightful.
Personal Mention.
Miss Anna May Ehlen, a charming de- y
Dutante, of Baltimore. Md. is visiting
her cousin. Miss Corinne s. Norment, in
South Third Street II
Miss Carrie Pace Neal, of No. 0 West
Main Street. will leave next Monday for
Louisville, KY, where she will spend
most OF the summer months with rela-
tives.
Mrs. ROBERT ). Christian Will leave
Wednesday for Baltimore. where she will |
spend several days, Mrs Christian and
family will leave for their summer home,
in Albemarle, about the Goth of June.
Miss Katherine Trice. of Buckners, Va, J
came down to Richmond yesterday, re-
turning home in the evening with her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Valentine are
at the jefferson Hotel, Mrs Valentine
has resumed work with her class Of
young ladies, to whom she gave several
hours OF instruction each day before her
marriage.
Mrs. l.. r. Dash!ell has recently re- |
turned from a visit IN New Crlaa nc NJ, | |