The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14

| OF charge at Chester. s. e., VIII cause
J their removal TO that state at an
early day. Mrs. Gilmour came as a
| bride to Richmond scvc~al years ago.
and during the time OF her residence
here has become very popular in the
! social world
| Cotilion Next Week.
! A very attractive function to be
! given next week Will be the dance
| given by the Ginter Park cotillion class
/ OH Wednesday evening, April is. at
! $3.50 O'Clock In the Ginter Park assem-
! plS hall These dances are very de-
! lshtiui affairs :; largely attended
! By the members OF the younger set.
Pilgrimage to !Ni,,iamsburg
! y number of pleasant pa4tics have
| been made up for the li.p 10 Williams
| purs on Easter Monday. and tho affair
/ VIII be one of the society events that
! VIII crowd next week with unusual
| GaietE at this season. Patronesses
| Will be Mesdames Francis Ioeare Wi.
i liams. Josephine Lyons Pcmberton.
| James Lyons, Charles Bosher. William
! L Robins. H. y. c. Machlachlan. LET
| Trey Montague, Arthur Scrivcnor. r.
! :. Gordon. Parker Dashiell. ". q.
! Stanar d a. a. Burr, franklin Aynew.
/ MISS Lou Belle Jones Miss Hattie
.cott q M MISS Kathleen Anderson
| At Norfoil. Card party.
| Miss Margaret Mckee and Mics Scuie
MeCabe Hein.z, Or this city. Who are
/ visiting Mrs. Jake Wells. in Norfolk
were among the guests present at q,
I very charming card parts given By Sire
wells In honor OF Miss Lillian Hodges.
/ whose marriage to William VALLEY
LAWS. OF harrisburg. Pa, Will be cele-
DRAFTED very shortly. Easter lilies d.c
Grated the diningroom table, and we'd
ains bells marked with the initials of
| the bride elect and her Gance. ware
given 10 each guest. Bridge whist
| was played, and attractive prizes
awarded.
iostcssca nj Ten Room
me hostssses at the Jefferson tea
room for this afternoon will be Mrs.
Robert g. Cabell and Mrs. Horace
Ha"cs. The tea tables will be deco
rated with pink and white flowers.
Weekly, Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Nurses Club will be held this after
noon a the Memorial Hospital at
Stock. The meeting Will not take
place at the Nurses Settlement owing
Ito illness.
.tyers-Tuckcr
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. in
Petersburg. Miss Juli4 FLORENCE. daugh
ter Of Mr.. G. II. Tucker. became the
! bride OF Warren Davis Ayers. of Nor
folk. va, Rev. George T.. Booker OH
I OF her brother, Herbert j. Tucker. and
was handsomely gowncd in a travelling
| SUIT OF French gray, with a black pic
| thre nat. She carried Bride roses
Miss Annie Dewberry was maid OF
(! honor. and Dr. r. G. Carmel. of Rich
mond. best man. Little Dorothy Tuck.
i.er' niece OF the bride acted IS ring
bearer. The parlors were decorated In
/ white and green.
In md Out Of Town.
Miss Virginia Gordon. of Norfolk. ar
rived here yesterday TO be the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss.
Miss Mary Pollard Will go 10 New
port News to-day to spend some time
as the guest OF Mrs. w L. Cook. who
has been visiting friends here for the
past month
Mrs Walter Hubbard is visiting her
| mother, Mrs. William II. Harrison, in
Petersburg
! Mrs. Malvern G. Patterson. Of this
city, is visiting Mrs j Sharshall
Grasty. in Charlottesville.
Mrs Richard Turner Pratt Of Cam
PARENTS Judge and Mrs. Beverley T,
| Crump.
Miss Lucille montgomery. who has
| been guest of Mrs. J. c. Avis in Der
| ryville, has returned TO the city.
Professor and Mrs Frederick Hair
VIII leave Saturday for Newport News.
where they will spend Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. ". S. Copeland
Mrs. Thomas Smith of warrenton,
Va, is spending some time at lis East
! Franklin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Scott have
| returned TO the city. after short stay
at Royal Orchard near Alton, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling, who has been
| the guest of relatives in Norfolk for
a few days, has returned to Richmond.
Dr. William Lawrence Gatewood OF
Newport News, Is spending few days
In the city.
Mr. ana Mrs. William wholcy and
Miss Loretta Wholey. of stanton. are
in Richmond for few days
Mrs. l. Branch Johnson, of Norfolk,
| is visiting her mother. Mrs j. c. Her
bert, on South Third Street.
Miss Clara Chalk has returned to the
city. after visiting Mrs. John r. Har.
man, in Staunton.
! Miss Waller Jeffress, who has been
spending the past month as the guest
OF Mrs: Page, at Pine Forest Inn, Sum
, merville. S. G., has returned to Rich
nlond
daughter, Emily, Of Pulaski are Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Miss Inez Chaplain. Of this city, is
a guest Of Mrs Walter J. Adams at her
home in Norfolk.