The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Il / 1903 e. Broad ST.,
i Richmond, Va.
\ Oldest Music House in
| Va. and N. G.
eleven. and those enjoying Mrs. Bur-
RUSS hospitality were: Mrs. Jordan,
Mrs Read, DR. Lee w. Mcguire, U.
S. NJ: Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Balm. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bur-
russ, Miss Laura Kirk and Dr. s. Ht
Bright.
For Miss Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Arthur Durham en-
tertained u small gathering inform
ally Monday evening in their apart
mcnts e. the Iroauo,ss in Washington,
in honor OF their house guest, Miss
Mcintyre. Of South Carolina.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Day and Miss Lay, OF Virginia; Col.
and Mrs. j. II. colley, Of Georgia; Miss
Armstrong. c. 3. Tullid, L o. Treat,
the Hon. ana 11rs. j. Edwin Ellerbc,
and Miss Ellerbe. OF South Carolina.
Visiting Here. =.
AS@A6s s@AAcy u AAs OVl1CSS w IA C0cAlSn0S
burg. IL tho guest OF relatives here.
After spending somo timc here, MrA
Jones will visit her brother-if-law.
the Rev. A. W. Hampton Jones. at hls
home In Brulngton. Va.
Guest Of Miss Gum.
Miss Agusta Freeman, Of New York,
arrived in the city last evening to BIO
the guest OF Miss Katherine Gum, at
304 West Franklon Street for two
weeks. Later Miss freeman will visit
friends tn Savannah, Ca. and other
Southern cities. Hiss Gum spent some
time as the guest OF Miss Freeman.in
New York early in January.
Alumnnc Meeting.
The Alumnae Association Of the
Richmond School for Expression met
on Monday afternoon at o'clock. In
Mrs. Thurston's studio, II South Third
Street. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Miss Eula
Bailey, president, and Miss Ida billiard.
secretary and treasurer. Committees
were formed to arrange the entertain.
ments OF the association and the BAN
quet. which will be given in the Jof-
terson Hotel late in the spring. 1t was
decided tina. the literary meetings
should take place every month at Mrs.
Thurston's studio.
Miss Runyon to Speak.
For the benefit OF the younger mem
bers OF the Equal Suffrage League OF
Virginia. Miss Henrietta. Runyon has
consented to read q brief, recently uti-
LIKED by her to fne purpose. in stu
dents debating society OF Richmond
College. TO which she belongs. The
brief attracted much favorable criti-
cism at the time OF its presentation.
The reading will be given at 5 o'clock
Friday afternoon at the league head
quarters 3o7 East Franklin street. II
Is expected that Mrs. j. w. Durham
will direct the afternoons program.
and that Miss Runyon's friends among
the College Woman's Association and
the students OF Richmond College VIII
consider themselves inviod.
.Jones-Gibbs.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Janetta
Gibbs. daughter OF Mrs. S. p. Gibbs.
to Elbridge Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Edward Jones' of Forklana.,i
Nottoway county, was celebrated in
the residence Of the brides mother,
In Manchester, at q O'clock last even
ing, REV. II. c. Pfclfcr officiating,
The bride wore white silk, with pearl
trimmings, and carried Bride roses.
Mrs. ". o. F'nrinholt, the dame OF
honor, was attired in pink messaline,
iIIer flowers were pink swce tpeas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left by the
o'clock train for their, home at FORK
land.
Wedding Reception.
a very pretty wedding was cele-
brated on Tuesday, when MISS :, a1 i',a
Jones became the bride OF G - ,la,s
8 large circle Of friends. a receution
ing from y 20 . y. ~.
reception Monday.
Mrs. Jonathan Cecil entertained at
enc Of TIC most elab receptions
OF the season on Monday evening The
house was profusely decorated with
Easter lilies and palms. Mrs. q Cecil
was assisted in receiving by iesd anles
Allen, GRAY ana Lindsey. Misses tE tl''l
son and Gum served punch.
Meeting at the ". w. q. a.
A meeting Of the central mehpers
ship committee Of the Young onens,s
Christian Association was held Tues.
.day morning. Among those present.
were AIRS. T. Cary Johnson, charm 2;
Mrs. Beverly r. Crump and MRS.
Sner Moore, OF tie Episcopal Church
Mrs. Charles r. Lee ana Mrs. Chjles y.
5Ferrell Of the Presbyterian Church
Mrs, Nv. S. Pitcher. Mrs, Cary Nelson
and Mrs Carlton Jackson. Of the Bap-
list Chnrch, Mrs.c G. II. 11rner and Mrs.
Leroy NJ. Lee, chairman OF advertlslng|
committee, Of the Msthodist g church
Mrs ~. "a. Crenshaw. of the Christian
church; Miss Sa!lia Marks and Il Miss
saryey, OF the Grunge and Violet CLUBS.
Of the fYoung Business Women
n Tho purpose OF this committee s Y! 70
formulate plans for renewing and IN
cra = stne tho membership of tho assoc