The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23
crcnshaw, at their home, as11 West
Grace Street.


crcnshaw, at their home, 2s11 West
Grace Street.
IIostcsscs Mt the woman,s club.
The hostesses ut tho Woman's Club
tliis afternoon Will be Miss Annie
Renhardt and Miss Myrtle BEDFORD.
Mrs. Asby Miller and Mrs. James
Werth will preside ut the tea table,
and Mrs. Frank w. Duke and Mrs.
Horace Wexford Jones Will pour
deception Friday Evening.
The Richmond Art Club held it's
annual spring exhibition last Friday
evening, and the walls were filed with
pictures. the work Of the students in
the club. About hundred guests
called during the receiving hours and
the members Of the Art Club received.
Honorable mention was awarded In
composition In black and white to
Miss Helen Lorraine; honorable men
ton In composition in oil to Miss An
nabelle Hayes, of Petersburg; first
honorable mention in general work,
studies from the head to Miss Hayes.
of Petersburg: second honorable men,
ton to Miss Lorraine.
The childrens scholarships, the first
given by the club, was awarded to
Miss Lucille Montgomery, and the sec
ond, given by Major James II. Dooley
president Of the club. to Miss May
Mercer. The exhibition Will be open
all this week, and tea will be served
from 5 to o'clock Friday afternoon
the children will pour tea for the
visitors.
Lecture mt Forest Hill.
-.
Hill this week will be a lecture at
the schoolhouse by Lieutenant Colonel
a. M. Lodkwltsky. formerly of Russia,
now an American citizen. He iectured
some time ago at the woman's Club,
and has delivered a number Of de-
lightfully interesting lectures in this
city.
The lecture ut Forest Hill will be
given on Thursday evening at sis
o'clock.
Important Meeting.
a very important business meeting
of St. Joints Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will be held this afternoon
at 4;30 o'clock with Mrs c. w. Mas
sic, 272l East Broad street. Members
are urged to be present.
Buckey-Torrcy.
The wedding party which will at
tend MISS Alice Tayloe Waring
Buckley. daughter of Thomas w.
Buckley. and Cadet Daniel Huston Tor
rey OF West Point, at their marriage
Friday evening. June II, in st. Mar
garets Episcopal Church. Washington,
has been selected.
1t VIII include Miss Anne Seymour
Jones, daughter of Representative
Jones, of Virginia, as maid of honor.
Miss Alice Wright, daughter OF Judge
Daniel Thew Wright. Miss Doris Fred
erlck, daughter OF Colonel Frederick,
L. S. A. Miss Lila Candy. daughter OF
Colonel Candy, of West Point, and
Miss Mary Madison Jones, of Washing
ton, az bridesmaids.
Captain Merwin C. Buckley. First
Artillery Corps, L. s. A, now stationed
at Fort Howard, Maryland. brother OF
the bride, will be best man. and the
ushers viii be Cadets selleck, Wildrick,
Welty, Gray. Waterman ana Marsh
burn. all of whom will graduate from
West Point with the bridegroom June
ii.
a reception at the home of the
brides father. the Naples. woodley
Lane, will follow the ceremony.
To Remain in ths East.
Owing TO a change in government
orders, Colonel George Barnett is
obliged 10 remain with the Pekin
legation until July. Mrs. Barnett.
formerly Mrs. Basil Gordon. and her
children are now on their way to Bai.
timore, and Will arrive in a few days.
They will not open their house. sos
North Charles street. as expected. but
will go to Wakefield Manor, in Vir-
GINA. where they will be joined by
Mrs. Barnett's mother, Mrs. Powhatan
1IontaGue.
Present Crosses OF Honor.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. president
of Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, assisted by
a committee from her chapter. will
present crosses of honor to Confed-
crate veterans in Lee Camp Hall on the
evening of June 8, Invitations have
been extended to other chapters to
unite with the Richmond Daughters
upon this interesting and important
occasion
Major John c. Hemphill will address
the veterans, and Confederate songs
will be sung by the trained children's
chorus from Springfield School,.
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Osborne who
have been the guests of friends IN
Richmond for few days, have return
ed TO their home near Gordonsville.
Mrs. y. T. Cooke and son. of Rich
mond. are visiting relatives in Stauns
ton. Mr. Cooke is on fishing trip at
Camp Todd.
Mrs John FL Schooliield has returned
to her home in Danville after visit
to friends in Richmond.