The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-03

cdRcS were served.
Miss Helen Taft did not stand near
her father and mother. but held a court
of her own under another large tree n
little distance from them. Miss Taft
looked charming In an exquisite gown
or white batiste. embroidered and trim
med with lace. Her hat was white and
trimmed with large bows OF primrose
silk ribbon"
In the North.
MIR. and Mrs. p. H. Estes are regis
tered at the Hotel Martinique, in New
\ ork City for few days before going
70 Atlantic city for an extended stay
ar. and Mrs. Estes have recently ler,
Richmond to make their home in New
York
Mrs. w. w. luke and children left
last Thursday for the North. after
spending month with relatives In
barton Heights. Mrs. luke was ac-
companied by Miss Mabel luke. who
WIN spend the months OF June and
July visiting friends and relatives in
Z Tamaqua and Philadelphia
TO Give Play.
The board of the Shelter!ng Arms
and some or the young girls OF Rich
Inond and Ginter Park will present
Helen Sherman Griiiith's play, For
Love or Money" which Will be follow
cd by Japanese Garden party en- the
! nights OF June and I. for Sheitcrtng
arms Free Hospital The younger set
or Richmond and Ginter Park Will
serve In Japanese costume. The public
Is invited TO attend this play out at
| Ilnter Park Stop 80. The patronesses
are as follows: Miss frances q. scott
MISS Sallie Anderson. Mrs Ben Aisop.
Alrs. l. D. Aylet. Mrs II. W. Bassett.
Mrs 5. I. Bever!dge. Miss Maria Blair,
.iTs' CHARLES Bosher, Mrs H. c. Bou-
dar. Mrs. George Bryan. Mrs ]. Aston
| LABEL Mrs T. A. Cary. Mrs. Thomas
oary Johnson. Mrs. J. B. Kidd. Mrs
crawford kedd. Mrs. u. a. kuyk. Mrs
q. T. King, Mrs. 6. p. Lee. .irs. II. Lee
Lorraine. Mrs. W. II. Nelson. Mrs. T.
william Pemberton, Mrs O. J. Sands
Mrs F. W. Scott. Mrs. d. T. Williams
Ars. Thos. Christian. Mrs Charles c.
Iayior. Jr.. Mrs. Writ Taylor. Mrs. Lor-
laine Ruhin' Mrs. c. P. Lee. Mrs. Ra-
mon Garcin Mrs, Robert Rennolds
inc cast is Miss Annie King, Miss
Jervey Fisher. Miss Belle Weary. Miss
Lucille Nelson. Robert King. George
Parsons and Frank sutton
Inc dancers are Miss Crenshaw. Miss
Sheppardson. Miss Garnett. Miss
Drcwry. Miss Watkins. Miss Warwick.
Mr.. Dixon. Mr.. Jacobs, Mr.. Lefew NJ,
Hutchins. Mr. Crcnshaw and Mr.. Lee
Miss Crenshaw and Miss Sheppard
son Will do Russian dance In Russian
costume. which is very attractive, and
Miss Carrie Carlton will sing.
Approaching WeddinEs.
Two weddings OF considerable in.
'crest TO large number of Richmond
people Will be solenlnized Wednesday
at 1880 p ". John Peter saul, Jr..
OF Salem. will be married to MISS
mary Elizabeth Hufford. at the home
OF MI and Mrs. Geo. G. Hammer. in
Bristol. Tenn. Mr.. Sauls only at
tendant will be DR.. Royal G. Gonna
day OF Abingdon. and the matrons OF
honor will be Mrs. Ben Dobbins, OF
k'ngsport, Tenn. sister to the bride.
and Mrs. Howard c. Gilmer, OF Pulaski.
sister 10 the groom. The wedding
march VIII be played BY Miss Annahei
Morris. OF Stonewall Jackson Insti-
tute. Abingdon.
AT o'clock Wednesday evening In
College Lutheran Church. Miss Irma
kiliian, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs ].
=. kill'an. and Maxwell L. Wolff Will
be married, Rev. Chas. K. Hunton Of
Rotating. The best man will be
Roscoe Volt, of Huntington. w Va,
brother to the groom. and the maid O,
honor. Mss Matte Rowan. OF Union.
w. Va. The bridesmaids will he Miss
Georgia Crockett. II Tazewel, Miss
Mary Turner. of Albemarle county,
Miss Leonora Volt, { Eagle Rock.
Miss Edmon.a Gray. of Roanoke. and
Misses Ida Kelly and Roxie billiard
OF Salem. Tho groomsmen will be
Messrs. R. Holman Willis. Of Roa-
noke. Spiller and Cash. OF Fincastle
Messrs. +. c. Wiley and W. q. Tinsley.
OF Salem. and Mr.. Roderick Woltz, of
Eagle Rock.
Interesting Musicale.
There will be musicale at Col
lege View Mission. corner OF Hancock
and Clay Streets tomorrow evening
at $40 o'clock. y delightful program
has been arranged with Miss Lucy
Gwathmey as soloist. Mrs. Frank
Duke. violinist; Mrs. George whitfield.
pianist; and Miss Ruby Floyd. reader
Box Party Last Week.
The Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority OF
the Woman's College entertained the
Phi Phi Delta Sorority at a box party
at the Academy of Music on Wednes-
day evening. The boxes occupied by
the guests were decorated with rib
bons and banners and delightful
little supper followed the performance
at the Academy Those present were
Misses Bertha f'urr. OF Broad Run:
Lantina Williams. OF kittrell. y. c.
Della iiouser. OF Natural Bridge;
Evelyn May. OF Wavorley; Margaret
Grizzard. OF Savannah. Ga; Josephine
hose, OF Jelllco. Tenn: Aiicen Houser,
Of Natural Bridge; Turline Thomas. OF
Lyons. Ga; Virginia Seay, of Shores;
Helen Brown, of Hilton Hedge:
Frances Herring, of Frederick's Hall;
Lucille Bray. of Wakema; Mildred
Woodward. Mary Woodward. Marjorie
Palmer. all of West Point: Lois Quis-
enberry, Gladys Quisenberry. OF Hin
ton w. Va Lettie Starke. OF Hogrn-
Vile. KY. Ruth Bell, Lucille Bell, OF
Charlottesville; Florence Hcnn!ng. of
Winchester; Mary Hutchinson. of Han
over; Margaret Hathaway. of White
Stone; Nina Ludy. OF Luray; Evelyn
Martin. of Stuart: and Mrs. w. T..
Bray, of Wakema.
Chaperons were Mrs w. b. Bray
and Mrs c. c. FUR. of Broad Run.
Meeting To-day.
The Helping Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon at
1870 o'clock with Mrs Kate l. Proctor,
1917 Barton Avenue. This is the last
pNn Inc .,f he