The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-10

f, try Club. A
! Miss Cclinc Macdonald lwrl enter.
tain Mt cards this afternoon IN honor
of her guest. Miss illlI OF N,abania.
Decorations Will be, "a vases OF spring
Dance ut lakeside. Isl,
delightful dance Mas given al
lakeside on Friday evening 4. ..
| Saunders aud w Il, .,minous beIur.
WAS led by Beale sale ana the chap
! erohs included Mesdimes, Hartics,y.
llorncr BAH. Cuttrcll anu t.hcatwJud
supper was SERVED at Lakeside Inn az
small tables arranged with mink nov.
G CTS, nose dancing were pr. FRANK
/ l,ll. with Miss Lillian II West:
Norman Watt with Miss u. Dame. no
! land chailsiey, With Miss Marie C,heat.
Wood II. II. lIardcsty, Jr with Miss
Hehnic Gibbons. James St,Iart win
Mss " Gary: Allen .,rrnta:;e. with
M,Hs lielen Sorg; Hiram Sciierer. with
Mss carrie Archer, Robert Ancarrow.
With Miss Anita kirkwood. Er,,,,
Gnghenhcincr White. vii, ,Iis. ,,,.s
iHrmltsge; Charles Haul. with Miss
Louise Francis; Reginald Mann with
Miss ItubS BraUer; George king, with
MISS Marion Wallace: TED Brown viii
. H,, Dora Horner: Millard Iones. wild,
lbs ,cssie Woody: George IIunter.
r Ill MISS HAZEL Chcatwood. Versai
achburg with Miss Farrell. Rc,I.
Saie. with Miss Louise Finch. Aihrax.
ydrtcr With Miss, Bessie * 1.Icmrntt.
'ohh Wamblc with Miss Ire f.our,
nf! sydney Laird. with Miss =, Wal
Elns; Alvin Saunders. with Miss r;yac..
sS ,'S w Rollins Ammons win
MISS Bruce Parker !
HtaES present were Dan Conantla lam
paiehtine, Hugh .Iustis E.IIin,a ti, r9n"
1 1U, JIM Traylor. Charles Notr,rio,,i
~ eiiinston Cottrell Drtmmond c,,,,
liam. iu "iiiam Gil.
sitting In California.
~, -, I,naikiay. whose engagement 10
an English girl has recently i,onn ~,
nounced. has been the ,.,,c., ~ a. a..
aunt Mrs, E. N Foster, .,5le Wn n
acc street. in this city. Ills n,o,hn,.
Mary Chalkley who snen, ,nnst
INC past wititer with Mrs Foster
tIsohipanied Mr., Chalkley to Califor.
,ara wn mere they arc now visiting rela
VIII san from New YORK on I,,na
- JOIN his hspce and her fan,l,. t.,
i@on doh. and later In The summer NH
friends " perty OF
! approaching Wedding. s
&c marriage of bliss Ene Strick
Ier' daughter OF Rev q. 81. S,ric,.lar
-. p. professor OF thcoIorv 49, ~,
Chion Theological Seminary and Rnr-
al iimmons Will be celebrated to-mor
row at the homo of the Lride's fa,ha,
an e'lnter Park. MIR Timmons Is r..
sent graduate OF the seminary. and
me past session has been doing
y. Hoge fellowship A reception viii
follow the ceremony. 81
~ the Arr Club.
Another treat Is in store for lovers
o. beautiful pictures. when The mic
lures OF Miss Alice Schille win be ey
-. n,oited al the Art Club OF Richmond
INC exhibit. which consists OF a ,,hnr,n
ing collection of water coIors ond al,
palAtings. Will be brought to Richmond
we latter part of the month by TIC
Education Association OF the civ ana
Is especially for The children OF In.
pubic schools. The general public. OF
| course. 10 nlso invited but the children
ere expected particularly. The art ex-
nibits at the club this winter have
neeii nnusnally good things. and the
| eircie Of friends of the club and those
VINO attend regularly the bright little
functions given in the club rooms has
w'dened considerably.
Duke-FUrd.
quiet but pretty wedding took plar.
on Monday. when Miss Clemmic l.. Ford.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ford.
became the bride OF william {. Duke.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duke. The
prioe was gowned IN a travelling SUR
oil blue cloth, with hat and gloves 10
match, and the only attendants we're
,nF: and MIS- Edward Kahn. Rev
rather Schmidt assistant pastor OF 81
Peter's Roman Catholic Church. per-
formed the ceremony. Owing 10 the
recent Illness OF the grooms mother
no Invitations were issued Altar !,
wedding trip North Mr. and Mrs. Duke
VIII be al home al S South First Street
At Jamestown.
~ jamestown the bloom and vcrdure
recails the May days of long ago. when
English pioneers In settlement wrote
back 10 England about the beauty OF
the dogwood nowers and pink and
white sprays of the honnysuckle In the
Virginia forests. Richmond people 60
Ing with the Association for the Pres
nrration OF Virginia Antiquities in
| their annual pilgrimage to jamestown
on Saturday will have longer and
better opportunity 10 view points OF
interest than usual. 10 visit the house
buiit by the Daughters OF the America n
revolution. and see the garden around
II: 10 join In a simple song service in
she Old church tower, and 10 note the
completed work on tile pedestal OF the
Pocuhontas monument.
aiBrrinEr Announced.
William lIoizapfcl announces the mar
riage of his sister. Mrs. Minnie Moeker,
to Joseph T. Hooper. the ceremony
having taken place in Washington on
Monday. Rev. Charles L. Fultz was
the officiating minister.
Stny-nt-Hnmc Whist Club.
| The Stay-at-Homc Whist Club met
! on Monday evening with Miss Marga-
ret Morson, S3S West Grace Street.
Four tables were engaged, and the
/ highest score was made by Mrs. Cornell
F.; ana Miss Iiarvie. The next meeting or
tile club will be held on Monday eve
ming al the residence OF Mrs Martin.
oli North Shafer Street.
Pupils Recital.
| The regular monthly piano recital by
tho pupils of Miss Mamie Davis was
given OH Wednesday OF last week, and
proved very charming event The
| program was composed of selections
from the works of Mozart. Masscnet,
| Raft. Rlibinstein. Novaro Farrar. Cue
lit Shiller GODDARD, Wad and Richard