The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
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IT is quite the most fashionable thing
\ to DO these days to leave early III
the spring and spend the entire
summer, and sometimes 4 better part
Of Tho fall. travelling In Europe. either
with a congenial party of friends or
relatives or in company with party
arranged for the purpose. Some OF
thcm linger at the smart resorts in
france and Italy and others do" tbe
lake countries Of England and Scotland
and the chateau districts France and
Italy in their own automobiles. The
coronation IN London this year will
draw an unusually large number Of
tourists abroad for the carly SUNNI II
months and great many OF American
women VIII figure quite prominently in
the brilliant features incident 10 the
ceremony IN Westminster Abbey. At
Any rate, whatever the party or the
purpose Misunderstanding" is the thing.
and the outgoing steamers Will be not
only Well filled, but in most Instances
crowded with passengers.
Some OF the ESichmondcrs going
abroad this Year will be- Miss Nell
suston Miss Phyllis Taylor, Miss
Evcl%n stiles and Miss Katherine
Rhoads, who will so with Miss Maria
Blair and Miss Laura Darlington and
their party. They expect to sail the
first week i'll June on one Of the Italian
Tines from New York. landing in Naples
And remaining abroad for three months
Miss Louie Johnston. debutantc OF
next winter. will also speud The sum.
mor travelling III Europe
Another attractive party 10 summer
In Southern Europe Will be that which
Miss PATHS Carroll viii chaporon. This
parts VIII sail from New York June
by the Cunard Line for Naples. and
z returning TO this country some time In
August.
Mrs. W. " Maokall, OF Savannah,
and Miss Mackall. who have frequently
been the guests Of relatives here. have
Joined Miss Bessie Denham and Miss
Mary Houston III New York. and eN-
ppct 70 sail from that city in a few
DAYS 10 spend the next six months in
Europe
Miss Lurty X. Harris. of Harrison
burg Va, will sail some time this
week from New York for Villa France
italy at Which point she Will join her
husband, DR. Harris. DE. Harris has
been taking a special course In surEcrv
N Vienna Tor the past several months.
Or and Mrs, Harris will spend several
months on tho Continent before ro-
turning TO Virginia
Miss Bessie Jackson, of this city and
Miss Margaret Saglesfield of Indian
hpolis, Will go abroad the first Of next
month 70 visit friends in England Mrs
Randolph and children. who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pace
here, Will sail on tho same boat
NHoX Holders for ''Pinafore."
All of the boxes for "Pinaforc.'' the
his benefit performances that viii be
lSlvcn al the Academy Of Music on l-as-
.tler Monday, have been taken Tho
Talbot Meredith wedding party, which
includcs u, number Of out Of town
guests will occupy three boxes Mrs
foitiauN Robinson has taken a box and
MISS Virginia Elicit and Misses MAY
and julia Moore viii also entertain al
box parties OH the same evening.
At the Ncmun'S Club.
The annual business meeting Of the
Woman's Club Will be held tomorrow
afternoon promptly al lalf-past !
o'clock, Visitors cards Will not no
good upon this occasion. and only mem
bers are expected ia he present
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r. F..
Magill chairman OF the day. announces
an attractive departure from The usual
book review. She has secured The ser
vices OF Miss Jessie Harrison Williams
who viii speak 10 the ladies on THE
lnlluencc Of Arts aud crafts On Our
Manner Of Living" and wll show some
4specimcns Of her own landicrnft in
siiverwarc AND jcwclry Miss Wi1liams
y post-ersdua,a OF the decorative
department Of the Marylnn Institution,
I9al tiinoic. where she graduated at the
iload OF her class. She is {, niece az \.
II Buscy, a successful portrait painter
,of New York, who IS also we'll known
In Richmond By his portraits of some
OF our representative citizens Miss
Williams Is the guest Of her sister
MIS- !. @. Bell, OH Hanover Avenue
+ On Thursday evening the March
caro- tournament viii boplayed bridge
Wrist bcilta tli..ealiiet The usual rules
t2ncerutllg s:at 4~n.cn' partners and Tie
REPRESENTATION OF talllrS will apply
Entertained in NcH Orleans
Mics Sarah Pipes Of Kew orleans,
nad q few friends as her guests "a,
bridge IN lie afternoon Tuesday TO
meet Miss Wheat and Miss Elizabeth
'7entley Of Richmond, the house guests
u Mrs Henry Dickson Bruins, Asked
% meet thcnl were Misses Vera Won
McySenhug Mary West Elizabcth
-Ampry, BeatriX lieuicdy Nellie Fischer,
a.lizabeth l'ioklcn and her guest. Eliza
nath Craig. OF Virginia. Violet John
f9n ana Amelia naldwin The prizes at
thq games were lovely little handkcr-
thlei cases IN embroidered linen They
were won rs Miss West, Kiss Ncnnea,.
and liiss Ben'ley After the games
tnere Was an iufumal tea for which,