The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-10

applause OF tho pupils taking part.
Going Abroad.
Miss oliyn Virginia Culpcpper will
leave Richmond June IS for New York
City. from which place shc expects to
sail Juno 90 with party OF friends
for an extensive tour OF Europe The
party will be instructed by Professor
and Mrs. Van Duesen. of New York
Miss Culpepper has recently graduated
from Miss Ellctt's school.
Misses Mabel and Mildred Heming-
way, OF Norfolk. and Misses Mary and
Nell Walker, of Richmond. sailed from
+ New York June 4 on the Carpathla.
OF the Cunard Line. for an extensive
European tour. under the chaperongs
OF Mrs. John II. Eager. of Baltimore.
The party VIII spend several months
abroad, returning from Ireland in Sep
TENDER.
OF Interest Here.
The Baltimore News contains the
following item OF interest to Lady
Acheson's relatives In Virginia:
Lady Acheson, formerly Miss Mil
dred Carter. OF Baltimore, granddaugh-
ter OF Bernard Carter. and Lady Maid
stone. daughter OF Mrs. Anthony j.
Drexel. formerly Miss Rita Armstrong.
or Baltimore, took part in Waterloo
ball ball of zoe years ago, which
was given Thursday evening in the
Royal Albert Hall. London. All the
notable figures of English soeiety were
present, and the splendor of the cos
tunes and the lovelincss OF the setting
have never been surpassc in any spec
tac!c in London. The Tail was under
the special patronage Of the King and
Queen, and was organized In aid OF the
Soldiers and Sailors Help Society by
Princess Christian. the president of
the society Members OF all the IA
nous families In England appeared In
the suise Of their ancestors OF a CEN
fury ago. and n series OF brilliant
quadrilles represented the court soci-
city. the government and the navy and
army clubs OF 1912. the year mads mem
| orablc by Napoloon's Russian campaign
the Peninsula War and the War Be-
tween Russia and Turkey. Lady Ache
son was one OF a bevy of beautiful
young women who took part in a
| square dance representing court in
1872"
Entertained Inst Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. +. Lyon entertained last
Tuesday afternoon from until e
o'clock in her home. 3li-A North i.lm
street. In honor of the second birthday
OF her little daughter. Mildred Fran
ces. Games were PLAYED by the chill
drcn. and supper was served later IN
the evening. Those present were
Misses May Hardin. Elise Dancy Doro-
thy lIudGens. Ellen Hudgens, Susie B!s-
ger Jane Bigger. Alice Pollard. Parker
Fairlamb. Thomas Bigger. Hubert orin
Hudgens Jr, Joseph + Lyon. Jr.. Jonn
| Hardin. Jr., Mrs. Herman Pollard. Mrs.
John Hardin, Mrs. Walter Morgan.
Mrs. II. o. Iiudgens. Mrs. w II. Bragg.
Mrs. William J. Hardin Mrs. J. L.
iiudgens and Mrs. Thomas Bigger.
In Clifton Forge.
An exchange Of recent issue contains
tho following OF interest to Miss Clark's
large circle OF friends in Richmond:
Miss Bette Clark. OF Richmond. Is
! tho guest OF Mrs. j. II. Callahan at
Gladys Inn. Clifton Forge. Miss Clark
IS well known in the two Virginias and
is a welcome guest at the leading
! health and summer resorts Her nu-
merous friends arc glad to notc that.
though advanced in years. she retains
all OF her faculties and is as active
az the average person many years
younger Miss Clark is iov.al com
pany, and she delights to see those
about hcr have good time"
Leaving Town.
Mrs. :. II. Fitzgerald and her daugh-
ter Miss Blanche Fitzgerald. have lcfa
town for stay OF several weeks at
Burkev;lle. From there they expect to
go TO Ocean View for the remainder OF
tho summer months. Returning TO
Richmond the first week in September,
make their home at the Guerrant Hotel
for tho winter season.
Dfrthdny Party.
delightful birthday party was ten
dcred Miss Katherine Tolker at her
home Thursday night of last week. The
color scheme OF the decorations was
pink and white, and music and dancing
amused the guests during the evening.
Among the guests present were Misses
Long. Smith. Wilson. Donvlnci. Tins
ley, Donohue. Mcnamara. Aliue and
Nancy Drumeller. Bessie and Edith La
Grande, Blunt and Dorothy Warren.
Tolker; Messrs. o'Grady. De Boids.
Smith. Jarvis. Day. Dimenti, Donahuc,
Goode. Kay. Chldrcss. Black, Wood
Percy I%nsor. The chapcrons were
Mesdames. Warren. Pensor. Frosst.
Stanshury and Tolkex.
Important Meetings.
The Virginia Association Opposed TO
Woman's Suffrage will meet tomorrow
morning at II o'clock The meeting
Will be held at SIS: West Franklin
Street. and fun attendance is desired.
The Junior Auxiliary to Lee Chap
ter. United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. will meet this afternoon at i
o'clock in the John Marshall High
school. All members arc urged to be
present, as matters III regard to tho
lawn party 10 be given by tho auXl-
larry VIII be discussed This affair Will
be given OH the lawn Mt the Art Club.
corner Of Belviderc and Grace Streets.
on Friday. June II, and will be very
delightful event.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
Will meet this afternoon at half-past
1 o'clock with Mrs. Charles l.. Rose.
Third Avenue and stuart street. High
land Park. Every member IS urged To
be present. as this is the last meeting
OF the circle before the Sheltcring
Arms moonlight excursion to Dutch
Gap. Tuesday. June is. at Sis o'clock
Returned From Fredericksburg.
Miss Ann Belle Eubank. of Etna
Mills. who is a member OF the faculty
of fredericksburg College. returned
TO her homo last ThMrsdaN Miss Itu-