The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
and rotations Will add to the enjoy
ment Of the afternoon.
Nav Festival.

May Festival.
A N1ay-Queen Festival will be given ut
Belvldere Hall May 23d and Gath for the
benefit of the Church I1ill Auxiliary Re-
treat for the Sick.
Many OF the same children, who par
ticipnted In this entertainment, when It
was given so successfully two years ago
on the womans College campus, VIII
again take part.
IN addition to the May queen core
monal and AIay-pole dance there will
be flag drill and a rainbow drill by
number of little girls and boys.
Mothers Club.
The Madison Nothe Z Club will meet
Thursday afternoon, April Goth, at 4:3O
o'clock in the Madison Kindergarten.
Miss Cabiness Will make an address on
."The Hygiene Of Childhood" All moth
crs are cordially invited to attend.
C. M, L. S. To-day.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet this morning at II
O. clock at the Confederate Museum.
Graduating Class.
Tho graduating class OF the Virginia
HOSPITAL Training School of Richmond
will hold their commencement exercises
on Tuesday evening, May Sth, In the
amphitheatrc Of the University College
: s
of Medicine.
On that occasion diplomas will be award
cd to Miss Nary Frances Lowry, OF
Greenwood. Va; Miss Lillian Montague,
OF Fredericksburg; Miss Mary Walker
McGehee, OF Waynesboro; Miss Margaret
Davis of Bedford City Miss Lucy john
son, Of Salem, Va: Miss Ellen Hall, OF
Richmond; Miss Cphclia Seamstern, Of
l.ew!sburg, w. Va; and Miss Leila Dun
lop, OF Lexington, Va.
The hall will be decorated In the hospi-
tai colors, pink and white, and tho pro-
eramme Of exercises will Le very interest
Ing.
TO Sail For Italy.
Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy will
sail May Cd for Italy, to spend some
months at the Troubetzkoy italian home,
Villa Ada, on Lhgo Maggiore.
Here the Princess enjoys an Ideal
existence in her garden or on the lake IN
her boat Tho climate is perfect and
the surroundings In harmony with the
intellectual tastes and occupations of SO
gifted a writer as the Princess.
The Orange Colony.
Mrs James w. Allison has leased Fres-
cati. in Orange county. and will join tho
delightful colony OF Richmond people
who have summer homes in tho lovely
Piedmont section OF Virginia. among them
being Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Cam
cron. at cameron Lodge; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas s. Atkinson, at "Rooklands" /;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zinn, A. "Gaston
Hail." and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nallc, at
napidnn. Fa
With such desirable neighbors, Mrs.
J Allison rs bound to find her society en-
vironment most unusual IN Its advantages.
Frescat was built by Governor Barbour,
Of Virginia. and is u fine example of eigh-
tecnth century architecture, Its gardens
were laid off by nm Italian landscape
gardener and Its lawn which slopes from
the mansion to the turnpike, leading
rnst 1t from Gordonsvile Is of unrlvallod
beauty.
Restaurant Booth.
The restaurant booth at the Floral
| Carnival has proven a most popular place
| of rcfreshmcnt. There delicious viands
nre served ut tables where gay decorn :
tons, dainty napery and beautiful CHINA
| please tho eye. Yesterday n largo party
of fashionable people were observed talk
ing dinner there, and every day tho
number of customers Increases. There
| the business man may have his lunch
! served quickly and efficiently, the
schoolgirl may take her friends In for
per may take her MONDAY lunch and re-
| turn to the stores, without tho bother OF
the long trip home Breakfast and sup-
! per may also be had for II moderato
! price,
Mrs, Conrad Gentry has charge Of this
1 booth, which Is on the third floor Of the
| Temple, She is assisted by tho follow
! ing ladies':
Mrs, NJ, r. Mcou. Mrs. j. II, capers,