The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
leading social event.
TO Motor rhrourIi New E,uEjnud.

ana MISS Mabel Walker VIII be mem
4 bers of motor parties who expect t
4 tour the lake shores OF Chicago AM
n various places in New England dur
h ing the latter part of this month an,
n several weeks In July
House Pnrty mt "Woodlnnd."
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Taylor ar
entertaining a delightful house part.
at their attractive home. woodland,
near Danville, Va, in honor of Mrs. j
j. Sutton, of Richmond. Bridg
teas, luncheons and motor parties hav
been the order OF the week.
On Saturday Mrs. Taylor entertaine,
a large morning party in honor o
Mrs. Sutton. of this city. and Mrs
James Green Waverly, of Danville
Bridge was played and attractiv,
prizes awarded at each table TIL,
guests included: Mesdames Charles
Holland, A. b. Darlington. Risor
Beadles. Spencer, Penn, Thomas, Irwin
coons, Pace, Boatwright Fuller. Win
bush. Patton, Meade, Cheatham. White
Wooding. Hughes Edmunds Ivy, VIII
hanson and Goodwin
MRS. Taylor is pleasantly remem
bered here as Miss Grace Lee Griffith
before her marriage.
Invitations Issued
Mrs. Laura Shepherd Webb has Is.
sued cards for the marriage of he,
daughter Laura. to Charles O'Brier
Cowardin. Jr.. Of this city, the cere.
mohN TO take place Tuesday, June 81
! in Richmond.
Guests of Miss West.
Miss Mildred Shurteff of New Harm
shlre' and Mrs. r. H. McCaslin. of Ken
lucky, are visiting Miss Mamie West
| az her home. 1871 West Grace Street.
MISS Shurtef was delegate to the cor
Ventions OF the Phi Mu Gamma Soro-
Nrity. which met in Atlanta. and Mrs.
Mccasiin was formerly Miss Grace
Pollard, OF this city
In honor OF her house guests, Miss
west was hostess or very delight
tul "Chanticleer" party last TUESDAY
afternoon. The "Chanticleer' idea was
prettily carried out in the decora uons.
and a very lively bird took an active
part in the proceedings Miss Marga-
ret Crump served punch, and about
forty guests were present.
TO Make Address sunday.
Mrs Kate waller Barrett, president
OF the National Florence Crittenden
Mission. Will speak at Centenary
Church this morning at 9.30 o'clock.
Nand in the afternoon at $3.50 at the
Seventh Street Christian Church. Mon.
address the Florence Crittenden Circle
in the y. ". C. A. building AT this
meeting all members of the circle are
requested to be present.
Mrs. Barrett who has her present
home in Alexandria, Va. has recently
returned from California. She is one
of the most prominent women in the
State through her association with
women's club movements. Her forrner
residence in Richmond. where her bus.
band was rector of Christ Church.
Going Abroad.
DR.. Garnet Ryland and Mrs. Ryland
who spent last week in this city visit
Ryland, at sac West Grace Street,
sailed from Boston Thursday for
three months tour of Europe. Dr..
Ryland is a graduate of Richmond Col.
lege and the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, and holds the chair of chemistry
in Georgetown College, Kentucky.
Miss Rebecca Gilkeson. of stanton.
sailed June for an extended tour
of the continent by way of the Medi
terranean. She expects TO return late
in the fall Miss Edna Kilkeson and
nect to sail on Tuesday morning to
spend year travelling abroad.
Dr. James Lewis Howe of Washing
ton and Lee University. accompanied
by Miss Gwendolyn Howe, sailed last
week for Europe. They will go at
once to Scotland. where Dr. Howe will
attend the Worlds Missionary Confer
ence held in Edinburgh, They will
visit several places of interest on the
continent before returning to Lex.
ington.
Club
Tea Will be served at the woman's
Club every Monday afternoon from )
to o'clock until further notice.
Vesper Service.
DR.. w. C. James. pastor of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church, will address the
vesper service of the Young Woman's |
Christian Association at their Country |
Club, Richmond Hall, Union Theological !
Seminary. at 6 o'clock this afternoon. |
A special musical program has been ar
ranged for this OCCASION. and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend Sup
per will be served at the conclusion OF
the service, and the hospitality of tho
association will be extended to all pres
emit
Services last Sunday afternoon were
not held on account of the weather.
Nature Study Glass.
The Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation will shortly give an opportunity
to small party of young women and
men to enjoy some charming nature 4
studies under the direction OF Profess
sor Charles Winston. All who are in
:erested are cordially invited to join
the class, ands 1t is expected that tho
series of charming afternoons spent
among the trees and flowers will prove
most delightful to those who will have
the privilege of joining the class on
It's rambles through the woods and
fields.
Reception Wednesday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirsh will be
hosts of an informal reception Wednes-
lay evening, June Is, from to II
o'clock, at their residence. 10 East Clay
Street. in honor of their daughter
whose marriage to Edmund
Eahn Will take place the following day
A happy and pleasing feature of tho
marriage Is that June Is commentaries ,,
he seventy-frst birthday Of Mrs. Han
lah strause. the grandmother OF tho
rde-elect.
losing Recital.
On Monday afternoon. June 8.
It half-past o'clock. the clos
ng recital Of Miss En- Golfers
auslcal class was given in her studio,
O3 East Franklin Street The rooms