The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-31
Social and
Per soma

HIS week will be perhaps the
most brilliant succession Of
beautiful entertainments given
IN Richmond for many years. and all
OF hem are incident to the Hamill-
ROYAL wedding. which takes place
Thursday evening In st. Pauls Church.
Onisunday afternoon Miss julia Joynes
WIS hostess of a beautiful tea compli.
mentary to the bridal party and u
number of the out of-town guests at
fnr home on West Franklin Street. a
bowl of yellow and white flowers or
samented the tea table and tall vases
of the same flowers were used In the
library. Miss JONES received In a
frock OF white mule, hand-embroid-
erred, and Miss Royal wore an i'm
ported gown OF niue foulard with a
Z hat of dark blue straw to match.
This afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Lewis Hinton Bosher will entertain
the bridesmaids at an afternoon tea In
her apartment at the Raleigh. We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs Thomas Boiling
viii be hostess OF a reception in honor
of the entire bridal party and the
guests from a distance: the same
evening a. Randolph Holiday VIII
give a handsome set supper at the
Wcstmoreland Club, to be served on
the roof garden Of the club after the
rehearsal and Wednesday morning
Misses Elsie Lindsey and Caroline
Rennolds Will give buffet luncheon
at Lakeside Country Club their guests
including the attendants and out-of-
town guests.
liox Party Last Night.
Miss Msrgery Groco, of Dallas. Tex.
who lis among the girls receiving their
degree at the Woman's College this
session. was hostess OF a very charm
ing box party at the Academy If
Music last evening. Her guests in
cluded the members of the graduating
class. and occupied the lower boxes
on either side of the stage. Mrs. +.
C Groce and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A
Martin chapefoned the affair.
Luncheon for Graduates.
Yesterday at the conclusion OF the
class day exercises at the woman's
College Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Nelson en-
teriained the members OF the grad
uating class at a luncheon. Decorations
were In crimson roses, the class flower
and eight students of the college in
dainty lingerie frocks and carving
the class colors. crimson and white
and blue. served About fifty guests
were present and included besides the
members OF the senior class DR.. James
Nelson. DIR. ". r. l.. Smith. DR. Sparks
of the college.
Little Miss Elizabeth Taylor, OF Chi
cagn. a niece of Mrs Nelson, in the
costume of a graduate. distributed
souvenirs 10 those present.
Visiting Misses stevens.
Miss Anne Goodwin. of Fincastie. va.
is the house guest sof Miss Helen
Stevens on Floyd Avenue Miss Stew
ems was hostess Of very attractive
g
on saturday evening complimentary to
iaIiss Goodwin
In New York.
A number of Richmond people a,e
depending some time at the varoua
hotels in New York. Mrs I. y Vaughan
and sons. G. r. Vaughan and
Boxley Vaughan, were registered
a the Hotel wolcott for several days
before sailing for Europe for the sum
timer Mrs, A. c. Terry. Miss Anna
l1lohler, i. f Kohler. of Richmond, and
Lee J. Barbee. of Graham Va, are
spending some time in New York at
1.-THE Victoria Hotel.
yEpcnd Summer In Augusta County.
Miss Louise Mickey. of Chicago who
tspent last winter in Richmond. leaves
fJTrlday for the Brandon Hotel Bnsic
City. Her sister. Miss Grace Mickey.
will be at the Brunswick, Inn. Wavnas-
horo, for the approaching season.
They will be Joined by their mother.
Mrs. Edward Mickey. and their sisters,
who will come fran Chicago some
tire in June to remain In Virginia
luitil autumn.
Recital at the womnn's Club.
There will be complimentary re-
A cital given by the children's orchestra
of the Hequembourg School of Music
at the Womans Club at o'clock Fri
day afternoon. The program Will be
made up of little sketches from Child
Life" and the members taking part
ARE from six to twelve years old. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Wright Here.
rived in the city from San francisco.
Il Cal. where she has been for the past
winter with her husband, Lieutenant
Wright, of the revenue cutter service.