The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04

'""Sc ibeheHt were inc guest OF noDOr,
Miss Neil Yoss. Miss Lily Jennings,
Miss Fannie Bouldin, Miss Berkeley
Nelson, Of Richmond: Miss lIadgc yass.
Miss Lucy Bouldin. Miss Bessie Carter.
Miss Watson and Miss Massie At the
conclusion of the dinner the guests at
tended The rehearsal at the church
Sailing for Germany.
Mrs Marie Balzus and two children,
Of this city. we're among the passen-
gers sailing for Bremen, Germany,
from Baltimore yesterday on board tho
North German Lloyd steamer Frank-
fort. Mrs. Balzus and her children
Will remain In Europe for some time
! Easter Dance. ~ 2
The second Easter dance Of tho Epis-
coral High School was given Monoay
night In Alexandra by the students Of
that institution, and vas a very charm
Ing event, With a number OF out-ot-
! town guests present J.. l.. Phillips
was chairman of the committee. and
the decorations were in flags and
/ bunting, with screen OF palms to con-
| ceal the orchestra. which played during
/ the evening. Some of the old students
attending the dance were y. NJ. Black
ford, 1r.. Joseph NJ. Wood, u. W.
Grant OF Richmond; J. S. Hewitt and
others Nj
Interesting Engagement.
The Baltimore Evening sun OF Tues
day contains the following announce
mont of MUCH Interest to Virginia So
ciety:
"One OF the earliest summer wed
dinGs will take place saturday. June
2. when Miss Elise Wilson Hayward,
daughter of Hir and Mrs Wilson
T.. Hayward. of Baltimore. Will be mar.
ricd TO Archibald du Pont. of VII
mington Del. some OF the late Francis
q. du ront The ceremony will be
performed at Is O'CLOCK at ST. Johns
Church. Waverly. and Will be followed
by small reception at 1910 Bolton
street. the home OF the bride. Miss
Decima Heyward VIII be her sisters
maid OF honor and only attendant, and
John liemphll Of Westminster, Pa.
VIII be Mr.. du Points best man Miss
Hayward belongs to the south Caro-
lima family Of Heywards. and is de-
sccnded from a signer of the Dcclnr s-
! ton OF Independence Through her
mother she is related to the Wilson's
and other prominent Baltimoreans.
Mr., du Fonts family is ono OF the
wealthiest and most conspicuous in
America. For centuries they have
! lived IN Wilmington. where their fam
lily takes an entire page of the social
register
Zig Amateur Plny.
The next important event in so.
cicty circles here will be the big anna ).
tour performance of The Little Ty-
COON TO he given at the Academy or
Music on Monday and Tuesday nights
| by the Junior Ciuncil OF Jewish Wo-
men in this city. The costumes when
/ have been made In New York. Will be
| unusually unique and handsome. and
| the caste represents some of the best
local talent in Richmond a big cho-
/ rus of scventyfve pretty girls Will in
troduce several very pleasing little
dances. beside some Very catchy songs.
/ for which the opera is famous. and the
Japanese drills In the last act will
! be one of the best features of the per-
| formance
Date of Outing Chauged. M
The outing to- Old Point arranged for
the afternoon OF May 10 by the mem
bers Of the Wcstmoreland Club has
been changed 10 the following Satur-
| day. May 20, owing to the conflict of
that date with the annual pilgrimase
! OF the Association for the Preservation
! Of Virginia Antiquities to jamestown
/, Island. The excursion will be very
! pleasing affair. and several hundred
! PEOPLE will go down on the special
| train, which will carry the members
OF the club and their friends 10 Old
| Point on that afternoon. Dinner will
! be served al the Chamberlin Hotel. and
! most Of the guests will attend the
dance there afterwards. fN
/ Smith-tIurst
! Another engagement Just announced
| is hal Of Miss Sally w. Hurst, dangh-
| ter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
/ Hurst, of Baltimore, to Robert w.
| Smith. Of the same city. Miss Hurst is
very attractive and accomplished. and
I! speaks Italian and French nuently.
MIR. Smith Is II brother of Mrs. Robert
| w. Forsyth OF this city He Is a mem
| Der OF the Baltimore Club and tho
| Bachelor Cotilion The date for the
| wedding has not been announced
Monthly Meeting.
! The regular monthly meeting OF the
| Branch r. Allen Auxiliary will be held
| this morning at II o'clock in NIurphy's
| fIotcl Annex. Business of Importance
| Will come before the meeting. and all
| members of the organization are asked
| TO attend.
Card Party Monday.
Miss May Lee Rowe was hostess at
| n very charming card party at her
home, 1c7 West Clay Street. on Mon
| day evening. the occasion being the
| celebration OF Miss Rowe's birthday.
| Decorations were in spring flowers.
and supper was served ut the small
| tables at the conclusion of the game
Miss A. L. Parker made the highest
score
In md Out OF Town.
| Miss Mary Traylor and her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. OF Philadelphia,
are spending some time at Old Point
Comfort #
Miss Corinne Eaglcsheld, who has
been registered at tho .Ionorson Hotol
in this city, has gone to Sweet Briar
College. Il
J tt NIra Mamie Atkinson. of Norfolk. is