The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18
Society

! the Ginter Park cotillion class had
a most attractive dance at the ainter
Park Hall Friday evening. These
| dances given on the third Friday of
each month. have been among the
| most enjoyable affairs of the season
4 for the younger set The next dance
! VIII be given In Easter week. and will
! be In the nature of an Easter german
/ Among those dancing on Friday
night were Misses Lois Richardson,
! Rosahe HARDWOOD, Lucille Massey, Nan
/ Noble, Fanny Beverley, of Essex, Va,
Jane Gilkeson. OF stanton. Mary
Walden. Grace Vest, Margaret Owen,
Dallas Lee, Katharine King, Miss
/ Wheeler. Miss Miller, Miss Snead,
/ Miss IeaEell. the Misses Ellyson,
| Messrs. Blair, Fitz, Welby Beverley.
Raymond Massie. John Ryland, Harry
/ Lee, Sam Cottrell, Robert Beverley,
I Robert King, Jenifer Sutton. Allen
Chnltice Willis, Gwynn Carleton, Rob-
ert Ggathmey. MCGOWAN Kink, Ed
ward Workman. Llewellyn Harvey,
| Hardy, Brothers. Singleton Walker.
I and Clayton Sinton. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard Sutton Chaproned the affair.
| Engagement Announced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt w. Crenshaw
have announced the engagement and
! approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Harry Hart, to Mr.. Edward Grif-
fifth Michaels. The wedding will be
quietly celebrated the latter part of
April at the home of the brides par
ents. 1904 Grove Avenue. Because
of the prominence Of both Miss Cren-
shaw and NJ. Michaeis the marriage
will be one of the most interesting
events of the spring in Richmond So
ciety.
viii Return to Bryn Mawr.
1t is a matter of general Interest
that Miss Helen Taft, daughter OF the
President, has tired of the social OBJ
legations that devolve on the feminine
branch of the family, and will seek a
rest from Washington diversions by
resuming her studies III Bryn Mawr
next fall. She recently visited the
college she was compelled to leave
because of her duty to her parents,
and incidentally to her country's wo-
men. She selected her room for next
term and signed to re-enter as jun
ior. Her father, her grandfather, and
her brother have been honor men in
Yale, and the President liz as eager
as his daughter that her studies be
continued so she may get her A. b.
degree. Miss Taft with reluctance
gave up her college life to assist her
pcted of the mistress Of the White
House. With seeming spirit she en-
tered into the butterfly existnce. but
her interest was more in college than
in cotillions. AS soon as Mrs Tart 5
health showed improvement. the
daughter elisted her father in her
cause to return to Bryn Mawr. and
they won. despite the protests of the
seasons debutantes and the others
who live only for Washington's social
whirl.
DIR. NIetcaif TO Lecture.
DR.. ]. c. Metcalf will lecture before
the members of the Woman's Club
Monday afternoon at ALSO o'clock
when his subject will be Cam bridge
and Her College" Many will recall
the delightful lecture that DR.. Met |
calf gave at the club last spring on
Robert Louis Stevenson just before
he sailed for Europe and anticipate an
equal pleasure in hearing him again.
1t has become what might be called
an "unwritten CUSTOM for DR.. Met
calf's TO be an annual feature at the
club. and the clubs calendar would
really seem Incomplete without his
appearance. The memhers ALWAYS