The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Ellen Douglas Mitchell
to Francis de Sales Dundas OF Wash
ington. Miss Mitchell comes of an
old Virginia family, and many of her
immediate ancestors graced the most
exclusive functions given in the days
when the courtly men and beautiful
omen OF the South spent the winters
In Washington. MIR. Dundas is II
grandson of the late William H Dun
das. the able Assistant Postmaster
General from 1851 to 1861; grand
nephew OF the late James Dundas,
owner Of the famous yellow mansion
in Philadelphia, and son Of william
Oswald Dundas, who was in the Con-
federate service during the four years
of the Civil War.
Artists At May Festival.
chorus, of which former ulatinees Of
the Wednesday Club at the May Fes-
tivai consisted wholly, the matinee
this season will be q most artistic
affair. and one that VIII make an i'm
rnense appeal to Hchgnond's music
lovers. Florence Wiekham, whose
delicious contralto voice has been
thrilling New York this winter. viii
be one OF the matinee soloists. while
cess as The sheriff In Pucclni's Girl
Of the Golden West, will be the other,
and both Will rerder portions Of the
various operas i'm which they have
offered at the Metropolitan Opera
House this winter.
The selections which Josef Poste-
nack's orchestra will render comprise
overtures from That's, "Salorne." and
Madame Butterfly"
t,.r~be1. Eor Ai~,trrc
Mrs. John ". Moore, of Atlanta. will
entertain At n haffet luncheon on Fri
day, AprlI Il. ia honor eli Miss Lucille
Massey. Of this city, who will be the
guest OF Mrs Noore's niece, Miss
Jane Stanfield. and for Miss Mary
Traylor's guests, Miss Katherine
Overnsan. OF North Carolina, and Miss
Elizabeth Cozart Of Augusta
About 60 young women will be- en-
tertained.
Miss Massey VIII shortly leave for
Atlanta 10 attend a sorority conven
ton in that city. Miss Traylo-, whose
guests VITA he honoree's also at the
luncheon, spent some time in Rich
mond last winter with her COUSINS.
Misses Mary and Anne Traylor.
Missionary society to Meet.
The Women's Home Mission Society
OF Asbury Place church will meet
Wednesday afternoon In the church
from 4 To O'Clock. A feature OF
interest will be thu installation OF
the officers and "a reception to the
new members. All interested In mis-
sions are cordially invited.
Honor for Richmond Boy.
OF much interest to his many Rich
mond friends will he the news of the
election Of Henry H. George III, son
OF MIR. RI. IL, George. OF 1891 Monu-
:ssscs asFenize, tsts 60 ,z,sa lss1Ststys
ia the Tau Beta III Fraternity at
Cornell University. Mr. George was
one Of five elected from class Of
40o the other foar being from New
York. New Jersey and South Carolina
The basis of election to this fraternity
IL high scholarship and social stand
ing, and the honor is therefore highly
reekonad.
Meeting of u. ID, &.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh@
ters OF the Confederacy, will meet
Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock in
Lee Camp Hall. All visiting Daugh-
ters are invited TO attend.
Engagement Announced
The engagement OF Miss Ella Rem
ME and Mr.. John Wilson Rowe. Of
Rarnur Fix. n. c.. was announced at
an informal. luncheon given at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Montague
Woody. OF Highland Park. on Satur-