The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-17
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Society

U iho1t ocIA4uitut event, ATTENDED by
a large number OF Richmond's So
ciets set. The special train for the
clubs guests will leave Richmond
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ar
irving at Old Point about 4. The trip
down will be the initial attraction CT
the outing. as everything has been
planned with view to the enjoy
ment OF the guests. Refreshments
VIII be served on the train by the
club Dinner at the Hotel Chamber
lin at o'clock for the pleasure
seekers will be followed by music ard
dancing until 1890, when the spe-
cfal train will return TO this city.
probably fifty or more in the party
Tor whom special reservations have
been made will remain at Old Point
until Sunday afternoon.
All tickets must be signed for by
cluo members by noon on Friday, as
the list will be closed at that time
and no tickets sold later. Many
VINO have not already taken tickets
VIII do so in the interim between
now and Friday. The list of those
VINO will go with the number In each
party. which is necessarily incomplete
at present is as follows:
Ivey l.. Arlington az. c. @. Bosher
f2)S d. NJ. Blair %, NJ. NJ Binford
90, George Bryan (2). A. II. Sands
-. q. D. Morgan %, p. r. Tucker
CD, b. r. Guest ca. w. r. Robins
q, A. NJ Travers f2), B. s. Hume
%, I. 3. Scott CD, DR.. p. w. Howle
90. G. G. Chaplin 90. John Ruther-
foord %. John G. Farland ca, NJ
u. Hoge. Jr. I'll, II. 8. Halves t2).
J. Clifford Miller az. C. r. Robins
90, w. +. Tams t2). John M Tay-
Tor t2p. Fl. r. Byrd t2). John Fl.
Cecil ID, E. j.. Willis go, w. p.
Forbes t2),- c. G. Harris %. E. Lor-
raine Rufiin t2). Fontaine Jones (s).
II. c. Boykin 90, A. p. Ripley %,
John s. Elicit. Jr. %. r. A. Dunlap
tl), X. s. Tuck f2). w. NJ. Cary %.
e. C. Harrison, Jr. GD. Merr Jones
t2), C. c. Walker %, II. s. Hotch-
kiss t2). H. l.. Gordon t2), George
M. Reid ca. Hugh Antrim t2). j.
s. Perrin 90. s. Fl. EIlerson t2),
l.. G. Grant 90. s. b. Witt f2), A
Seldom Jones "a. r. T. Norvell "a.
Box Holders For Races.
Smart society will fill the boxes and
grand stand for the annual spring
meet OF the Virginia Racing and Horse
Show Association on next Saturday
and Monday at the State Fair Grounds
This Will be the first big society event
of the late spring with the exception
OF few April weddings and the WON
en- Will be very attractively gowned in
summary frocks. Mrs. Allen Potts
and Mrs. Osborne will be among the
riders, and IL Is expected that several
other we'll known women Will partici-
pate in the meet.
Boxes were put on sale on Tuesday.
and reservations have already been
made by the following. Miss Fife
Branch. Miss Gwendoiyn Rutherford,
General Lenox Wood. of Washington.
Governor Mann, Adjutant- General w
w Sale, Colonel B. O. James, Major
Henry T, Allen, Mr. z. b. Sydnor, Mr.
Blair Pegrarn, Mr.. James w. Graves.
Mr.. Latham Simon. Mr. II T. Eu-
and Mr.. Louis Kaufman.
VIII Produce Opera Next Spring.
The AluInnae Association OF Miss
Elleits School, under whose auspices
"Pinafore" was recently revived with
such great success. viii give an opera,
again next spring, This was decided
at meeting of the association on
Tuesday afternoon when reports from
the several .pinafore' committees
were heard and officers were elected
for the year. Not only vas Pinafore
brilliant social success, but the
several performances were equally
successful financial ventures. The
proceeds Of "Pinafore" will be in
vested for the present, but will even
tualls be used az an endowment fund
for some educational purpose, either
for scholarship, to endow a chair
in the school or some similar pur-
pose.
Miss Ella Williams Buck was elected
president of the association for the
year the other officers being chosen as
follows: Miss Eleanor Lindsay. vice.
president, Miss Martha Purcell. treas
nrer: Miss Julia Joynes. recording
secretary. and Miss Emma Gray White,
secretary
Miss Sands to We'd.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ii. Sands
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Fannie Leroy. TO tie
Rev Irving Goff Mccain, of Alabama.
The marriage Will be celebrated in
June. and will be a fashionable event
OF much prominence.
Whist Club Plays.
The Stay-at- Home Whist Club held
It's regular weekly meeting on Tues
DAY evening at the home of Mrs.
Walter X. Martin. 214 North Shafer
street. Four eat,ies were engaged, and /
the best score was made by Miss 81.
g. Harvie and Mrs. c. 4. Chaplin. The
club will meet with Mira. birmingham
Spilman, 900 Floyd avenue next Mon
day evening.
Engagement Announced.
Captain and Mrs. Bowles f..
Armistead, Of Fauquier county. Va,
have announced the engagement and
marriage of their daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Marshall. TO DR. Matt
Otey Burke, of this city. The wedding
will DC celebrated on Wednesday,
June Z. in the Uppervi!le Trinity
church, and will be followed by
reception at the home OF the bride
parents near uppcrville.
Miss Armistead. who is widely re-
lated in Virginia. her family being
well known throughout the State, has
spent much OF her time In Richmond
for the past few years. and has many
friends In this city. DIR. Burke. who
Is a native of Alabama, is a pro,ni-
nent physician of this city, and liz as
ISOLATED with DIR. Stuart Mcclure. He
will bring his bride to live In Rich
mond. and they Will be al home at
20l East FRANKLIN street after July
10.
At the Art Club.
Ak. the Art Club Tuesday afternoon
Miss Ruth Anderson conducted
series OF folk dances by the pupils of
the Kindergarten classes under her
tuielage. While these dances are
somewhat Of a novelty among teach
ers and interest in them is rather slow
In growth, II one may Judge from
the interest displayed In them at the
Art Club their success IL already as
sured. Miss Anderson IL mistress of
her subject. and the attention to de-