The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-31

| city she will sail in time to spend the
| Easter season at her home In London.
! England. MISS Allen made most in
tcresting address at the Woman's CLUB
| on Monday afternoon, and has been
= entertained at number OF private
/ houses here during her stay I'm Rich
mond. She has spent q good deal Of
| time visiting points OF interest In and
around Richmond. and several small
! teas were given for her at the wo-
mans Club.
FirEinInns Honored.
Mrs. Mary Grcever and her daugh-
! ter Miss Virginia Gretver, OF Chill
howic. Va. were guests OF honor at
luncheon in Bristol Va. OF which Mrs
| j. Il. McCue was hostess. Mrs Nc
| Cues home is one Of the handsomest
; place In that part OF the state, and
the house was decorated without with
! great fragrant bouquets and bowls OF
| spring flowers. The centre Of the la
| bic was decorated with an oval OF
white and yellow flowers and a nose
gay Of jonquils marked the places OF
! the guests. Covers were laid for
! twelve.
| Mrs. Greevcr was formerly Miss Mary
| Scott. and noted belle OF Southern
| Virginia Sho spends good deal Of
| time In Richmond. and she ana her
daughter spent several months last
| winter at the Jefferson Hotel. They
! are now at their home in Chilhowie,
Va. after visiting friends in Bristol
| for week.
! Ten for Mrs. Page.
! very pretty little tea was given
| Monday afternoon by Mrs. James Lee
| Shelton at her home. Ills West Ave-
/ nue, In compliment to her guest, airs
| Holt Page. OF Norfolk. The tea table
[ vas decorated with yellow lowers. and
| mr.
| together. Several young girlg assisted
/ In the dining room, and about nifty or
| Mrs. Shclton's friends were enter.
! tanned
TO Visit New York.
The annua! Easter holiday trip for
| the students Of the Richmond Acaucrny
| Will this year begin on April 10 and
| extend to April 49, The stud ent BODY
4 has selected New York City us the
/ objective point or It's jaunt. and UNI
/ der the care OF Dean w L. Prince
/ accompanied by Mr.. Handy, the FOL
/ loving bo:s VIII leave for New York :
Thomas Eichclberger. Adkins Moul-
I ton. Russell Council. Osborne Jones.
! Beaufort Ragland. Vernon Davis, Erax
1 ton Valentine, Gray Valentine. Robert
Blnnkcnship. James Patton. James
/ Taylor. Hill Montague, Charlie Thomp-
| son, -tshby Miller. Robert Sharp, En-
| orr Tranham. Allen Clements. Will
/ liam Bradley. Gordon Wallace, DOMAIN
/ fhcutan, William Chaplin.
I OF Interest Here.
an Atlanta exchange contains the
! following Item Of interest here, where
! Mr.. Loray has frequently visited:
| John II. Loray. who has been spend
| Ing several days at the Piedmont. left
! to-day for his home In New York
| Saturday evening Mr.. Loray had as his
/ guests at delightful little dinner a,
/ the Piedmont Driving Club a1r. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Paine and Baron and
| baroness Rosenkranz. Mr.. Loray
comes formerly from Louisville. Ky
1 and is always a popular figure in sum.
| mcr gsicties at Grcentrier mite Sui.
| phur.'
4 Bourd Meeting.
/ There Will be meeting of the board
| Of managers Of the Baptist Home fo,
/ AGED Women Saturday morning at IL
! o clock at the home. As this is q very
| important meeting and Il good deal OF
business will be UP before the hoard.
| all members are urged TO be present.
Engagement Announced.
! On Tuesday Mrs. Albert futile en-
/ icrtaincd at II luncheon in Charlottos-
| Vile III honor OF Mrs. Alphonso Smith
/, at which time announcement was made
OF the engagement OF Miss futile 70
| Professor William Harry Heck. No
/ e.
! ding.
| Nfss Stirling Entertained.
/ The Washington Post Of yesterday
| contains the following:
| MT. and Mrs, Edison Bradley enter
/ tanned at an informal dinner last night
! for their house guest, Miss Beatrice
| Stirling, of New York, who arrived
/ IN Washington yesterday The other
| guests were the naval attache OF
! = IL 4, tra ~
baroness Prcuschen. Captain and Mrs
| Gibbons, Mrs. Il. c. Bulmer, Mr..
| Spencer and Mr. Long. Mr. and Mrs.
, Bradley had luncheon with them in
formally yesterday, the Misses Cheney.
OF Manchester, Mass. who are stopping
at the New Willard"
Miss Stirling has been a recent guest
of Miss Zayde Branch at her home in
! this city.
| Pupils Recital.
y piano recital was given Wednes-
day evening by the pupils of Miss Nan
! ME Davis at her studio. Gil West Grace
street. Those taking part in the pro
! gram for that evening were Mrs. w H.
Palmer. Misses Susie Blair Ellen Good
| win, Countess Senton. Madeline Bigger,
| Margarita Dimenecks. Celia Martin,
Bessie Whittet. Eunce West and Mai!
! colin Straus. Selections were given
from Bach. Beethoven Chopi,..
| Chunlinade, Reinho!d, spindler, Bean
mont. Merkle. GODDARD, Nevin, Lanszby,
! Heller and Scharwenka-
! TenrOom H0stesses.
| i1ostesses at the tearoom in the palm
| garden OF the Jefferson Hotel for this
afternoon will be Miss Evelyn Cor
don and Mrs. stuart Hume. The tables
will be decorated with pink flowers.
In and Out Of Town.
| Colonel and Mrs. John s. Harwood.
OF 1000 Monument Avenue, arc stopping
at The 81 Charles Hotel, Atlantic City.
! for Il few days.
/ Mir and Mrs. Robert T.. Aiacombcr.
I Of this city, arc guests at the San Juan
/ Hotel, Orlando, Fla.
aIiss Dolly Winston, of Minneapolis,
- visiting Mrs. EgOcrt Leigh Tr ~