The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16

through Scandinavia this spring as
o COMFORT pianist. A cablegram re-
comfy received announces her concerts
brilliant successes. and the press no.
tices are most hottering in their praise
Miss Ayres has been studying In Ber-
iin for the past three yours under
WassiilI SaponoT and Ossip Gabrllo-
witch, man well known IN musical
circles OF Europe. She Will play this
summer In Holland with the Philhar-
| monte Orchestra. conducted by Mr..
Gabrilowltch.
Miss Tucker IIontcas.
On Thursday evening of last week
Miss George Tucker entertained in
celebration OF her eighteenth birthday
ut her homie, GIL East Leigh Street.
Pink and white flowers decorated tho
dlhlnS-roon, and the same color schema
was carried out In the pariurs. Music
and guines amused the guests. and
Misses Mary Tallcy ana Henry knaub
were awarded the prizes In tho noraI
contest.
The guests VI Miss Tucker for Thurs
uuy evening were Misses Ryan, Mary
rally. Myrtle Barrett. Hattie Wickham,
Lowe Smith. Annie Phillips. Mamie
Loving, Annie Mason. Ellen Childress
A!attle Carter, Katie Ellis, ortie ana
Mafy Foe; Alessrs. Loving. Kerr, Davis
Lewis, Catlin. Davidson. Henry knuub
howard Byrd. Henry Mcneil hubbard
Marian Riddell, T. e. Clarke, OF SUI
FOLK Mrs. G. r, Tucker. OF Brookneal.
Df. ~ Ii. Massey. Or. L, y. Dunn.
To be ,IarricI In Juue.
william Haw announces the engage
incnt and approaching marriage of his
daughter, Mary austin. TO Or. Josiah
Lcake, OF Deancs. Va, the ceremony
10 take place in the home of the bride
IN Ashland on Thursday, June L. only
the Immediate relatives of the bride
ihohy, which wililb celebrated very
quietly. NIL "
TO Visit Kelatfven Here.
The Baltimore sun OF yesterday
morning contains the following article
OF interest here
Mr.. and Mrs r. Lancaster Williams
VIII leave the end or this week FOL,
Richmond, where they Will remain uu :
I'll the first part OF June. Airs vii
iiama. accompanied By Mrs Kick ok. vi
Richmond. Will sail for Europe OH
June 10. where they will spend th..
summer travelling extensively OH The
Continent being joined later in tbs
summer By Mr.. Williams.
Meetings To-Dsy.
The Richmond Chapter United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will
hold an important meeting this morn
Ing at II o'clock in Lee camp Hall.
The members of the chapter are called
together at the request Of Mrs. 6. W.
Williams. and all are asked TO attend.
The Alurnnae Association of Miss
Ellctts School will meet this after
noon at o'clock In the school build :
/ ing. II North Laurel Street. This is
the annual meeting for the election
OF officers. Reports will also be made
on "Pinafore." the opera recently pre-
sentcd By the association. and plans
Will bc discussed for a possible opera
next year. Every former student of
the school, whether 4 member or the
association or not. is urged to he pres.
cnt
The Know Your City Study Glass
Will hold meeting in the auditorium
of the John Marshall High school this
afternoon at b.15 o'clock. Pictures
taken by Miss Eioise Johnston Of the
most interesting phases OF The work
taken up by the class will be shown,
and II promises to be a most interest
ing meeting! Members OF the class
ny the Womnn's Club.
brilliant and fashionable audience
iilled the auditorium of the John Mar
shall High school last evening for tbs
| annual concert given b. the Woma n S
Club. This concert is the closing
musicale OF series of very interesting
affairs that have entertained The mem
hers OF the club this season. and was
one OF the most pleasing concerts given
by the Philharmonic Orchestra in this
city The program was we'll chosen.
and the audience was most enthusiastic
In Its applause, Grieg's Norwegian
Dance" No. .. being perhaps the most
Pleasing selection.
Mrs Walter c. Mercer as sololst OF
the evening. was enthusiastically re-
/ ceived- she has perfectly lovely So
Franc voice and a charming personality
that won her audience at once.
w. Henry Baker. conductor OF the
| orchestra is quite prominent in
musical circles here, and the orchestra
Is composed entirely of local talent
Mrs a. Il. Hoen was chairman OF the
evening. The concert was a big sue
cess, fitting close to the number OF
musical functions given at the wo-
mans Club In the past several months
In and Out of Town.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Davy Eagles
field, OF Indianapolis, are spendin 2
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Hasikins
iiobson. in Powhatan. before going to
New York.
Mrs. Grayson Hall, who has been the
guest of friends in Richmond. leaves
this morning for her home in Fauquier
county.
Miss Helen stevens. Nan Goodwin
and Cecil Stevens have returned to the
city, after spending the weekend at
Old Point.
Mrs. Duke E'utney. who was recently
operated on at ST. Luke's Hospital, Is;
slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Justis have
returned 10 the city, after spending Il
few lnvs uIth rnla i,,as- L.. r,al...I...I