The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Hugh Thomas William NuckoIls. James
Adams and DR.. Reynolds.
School of Methods.


Many Richmond women ara interested
Il, the School or. Methods, to open al
the University of Virginia on June 25th,
and continue for six weeks.
The corps Of Instructors, now nearly
complete, will be announced III 4 few
days. 1t Is already known that the Eng
fish department. will be represented by
DR.. Charles w. Kent, who holds The chair
Of literature in the University Of V1r-.
ginia, and by DR.. w. 3. Currell pro-
lessor Of English. in Washington and
Lee University. .iisa; +
Professor w. w. Black, OF Chicago
TO, nal School, will give course in
pedagogy and in elementary methods Of
reading literature and languages.
DR.. Albert Lefeoy-e, professor at the
University of Virginia, will have charge
of the department Df psychology. Tho
lovely section of country IN Vhlcl! the
University is situated and the mony
attractions OF environment. there, render
the Charlottesville School o. Methods a
source of both enjoyment ana Efoiit to
those attending it.
Reception and Musicale.
Dr. and Mrs a. T. ::tr.l.ford. cf No.
3ls East Main Street, entertained charm
ngly last evening n honor OF their
neces, Misses Isln Stratford, of Green's
horo, N. c., and Mary Tyler O'Ncale, Of
this city,
In attractive nusicol programme was
one Of the features of the eve,l,s, each
number being beautifully rendered by
those who participated. Miss Bessie Vii
son. accompanied by Mr.. Cary jacob
sang "rhe Flight OF Ages" Miss Nora
Willis OF the Woman's College faculty
played Griegs "ro the Spriog," and Mr..
Bassett Hough. Rubensteln 8 Stude, Or.
90 No. 2, in an artistic manner. Miss
Daisy Wilson delighted all present with
he; humorous recital Of "Flossy stone
Wedding"
Mrs. Stratford's sister. Mrs. Alice Hern-
don O'Ncale presided in tho dining room
and served delicious refreshments. as
sisted by Misses Matte Ballou, Gladys
O'Ncale, NIaude Johnson and Matte
Landrum.
The parlors werc attractively decor
ated in white and green with white car
nations and ferns, while In tho dining
room, everything, including the refresh
lnents, was pink and white
DIR. and Mrs. Slratford received their
guests in their usual hosp liable manner.
Mrs. Stratford wore a handsome costume
of black silk with jettcd net garnlture.
Mrs. O'Nenle woro black rndlum taffeta
and chiffon, and the two guests or honor
wore lovly crowns OF white net over silk.
InUSG llVlleu " UlCCI 4h'ooe2 N'si"AA"'>N
and O'Neale were:
Gladys Howard O'Ncalc, Anderson, Bow
man, Helen Baker. Madge Bowie, Matte
Eallou, Gertrude Clarke. Virginia Clarke,
Emma Clarke. Marie Curtis, Annie Comp
ton, jamie Mccarthy. Alma Cccil. Ada
Gold, Mary Sue Dew, Caroline ilallady,
Maudc Johnson Nena ZONES, Jessie
Gladys O'Neale, Matte I.nndram, Isabel
Harris, Minnie Harris, sallie Harris, Al
ma MCNEIL Ada Gold, Annie Compton,
Julia Ryland, Maudc Starkc. Rosa smith,
Vera Palmer, Bessie Marston, Mhudc
steele, Bliss VILLAINS, Annie penlck, EYE ,,
pennick, Belle Willingham, Elizabeth VII
iingham, Nora willis, Mamie Wills, Ruth
Bessie Wilson, Daisy Wilson; Messrs.
James r. O'Ncalc. John Trolinger, John -
slratford, Harper Shelton, Paul Shafer,
hudson IIoen. j. Kent RaWley, Joseph
Janier, John Harris, Thomas Harris pr,
NJ. -, Rudd, Dr. Thomas Murrell, pr.
Walter Mcneil, Or. W. l.. Touahce, Or.
Cullen Pitt, Or, Murat Wits, II -
DR.. b. Bridgoforth; Messrs. A, a. Erode,
Stoycr Compton, James Ryland, WNllaHl
Walker, Enssett II0ugh, G. HnnklnH. ltop-
ort Nillingham, Benjamin Willinghanl.
russell Cecil, Marion Wills, FRANK Iar-
dy, lIartwell Taylor Goolsby, sam VIII
son, Cary Jacob
Personal Mention.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Perrin. who has been Y's'l-
Ing relatives on Grove Avenue, has re-
turned home. a..
Mrs. Charles w. irvine, OF the llhiYer'
sIly Of Virginia, is the guest al NJ mn
Mrs. w. q. Irvine. OF NO 'ol FAST Guy
Street.
Miss Eliza Taylor is tho guest OF Mr.
ana Mrs, Taylor Mccoy, IN stanton
Mr. H. y. Whdrtop, of CLIFTON Forge
is in the city on buslness'
Mrs Alice Perrin, who has been V's'lihl