The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

PubHc anusemcntE. the Importance OF
playeronnds. and the saving energies
ior chiid life. among them being the
estabhshtnent of national bureau for
child welfare
Mrs. Frank Duke rendered savers,
violin solos and Mrs. Thomas WhIttet
sang sevcral songs. Some OF those
present were Mrs. Benjamin Crunp.
Mrs- Julian Thomas, Mrs. J. w wills,
Mrs. Carlton Jeckaor, Miss annie
Iates. Mrs Thomas MurrelI. Mr.. ~ e
Jaines Mrs. Harvey CLARKE, Mrs. d. r..
anderson. Miss Ruth Sublet,. Mrs. Glib
son "orsham Mrs Josephine TrcviiInr.
Mrs IL J Wnlingharn
Returned to the City.
MISS Jane Minor is now the guest OF
.!fr sister, Miss zelle Minor. at the
iuerrant Hotel. Miss Minor has b,cn
absent from Richmond nve years and
mas been travelling with the late Mrs
robert Patterson in Boston. Nav York
( lH'!ad"'phia and Atlantic City Mrs
( patterson was the wife OF tn, di.tin-
( sH'sh"d Robert Patterson, chairman of
'h@ university OF Virginia for many
YfdrS' Miss Minor has been quite Ill
since January. She Will remain tn
Richmond until some time In June.
Dance Postponed.
On account Of the ii!rmess reheersals
Ibis week the weekly dance given bv
Miss Ella Binford at Bclvidcre Hall on
saturday evening will not take place
TO- morrow The dance Will be given
on next saturday evsning as usual
Entertained in baltimore.
Says Baltimore exchange:
Mr. and Mrs. j. southRate l,sm1non
gave beautiful! dinner dance Wednes-
DAY evening at their resid.nco z21
West Lanvale Street. in honor of the
. iatieFs cousins. Miss Fannie Cabeli
Htott ana Miss Camilla Wexford. OF
Hlchmond. The guests. who We're seat
ni at small tables. arranged with
spring flowers included MISS Eleanor
J. carey. Miss Eliza Laurence Hoffman
Miss Mary Carroll Frick. Miss Frances
Imogen Fanderp9el. Miss Eleanor Il.
Iunstal!, Miss Rose Gordon Hanaii.
MISS Louise II. House. Miss Elizabeth
6. Jeneks, Miss Mary DonnelI Tilghmau.
MISS Nina Gladys Reid. Miss Ruby Nc
Eormick. Miss Gaorgiana Wtlliarns: n
Curzon Holman, Jr., James 4. Gary. Jr.
- bernard Fenw!ck. Lilburn 7. Colds
borough, Leonard NJ lowering II. Fran
cis james Carey. Julian White Ridgelv
Horace White, Jr., Richard Lloyd Tilsh-
man William Donncil Tilghman.
charles Henry Tilghman. Tnghnan
'oia aborpush Pitts, Lieutenant Archi-
bald Stirling 4. s n. Lieutenant Mat.
thew Manly. L. 8. N John Alexander
i'Nshane Penniman. ". Graham Bow
doin, Jr, Beverly Obcr. D c. Wharton
smith IL, Frederick Foster WInsloyy
Williams. J. Marshall II. Bruce. D. List
Warner, Gaylord Lee Clark, Joseph
Ridgely. Robert G. Lowndes, Lauronce
Achilles. OF Yale University. and Floyd
McRae. OF Atlanta. Ga"
Iiomc Wedding.
very pretty wedding took place
at the home of b. r. Phaup, 1920 West
Main street, on Tuesday, April Q. when
his niece, Miss Mary Ruth Roberts.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Rob
erts, was married to Charles ,enja min
thompson. Rev. w. @. Parker per
formed the ceremony. and Mrs c. O.
swan played the wedding marches
from Lohengrin" and SIendelssohn.
Ihe bride wore q travelling gown of
tan cloth. with p hat to match. and
carried bouquet of lilies OF the val
ley. Miss May Selbe. o cousin IT the
bride, was maid OF honor. Her gown
was Of pink chiffon, made over MESA
line, and abe carried pink carnations.
c'pert I. WaithaI, Jr.. was the Kroom's
best man.
Immediately after tho ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson loft for Northern
wedding trip that Includes Buffalo, NJ
hgara Falls and Canada. After April
Is they will be AT home at 1oT West
Cary Street
Leaves for Kcnbridge.
, y.
G.. who has been visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. c. T. Thrift. ct 3l0l Hull Street,
left Wednesday evening for Kenbrldgc.
where she will spend como time with
har father. John A. Webb. Mrs. Thrift
VINO Is Mrs. Bodies sister, with he:
email son, Charles. is also spending
this week In Kenbridse.
Kirmcss Dances.
In getting up the dances that form
klrmess to be givsn here next week.
MISS Stewart has not only gone 10 Eng
lana. Ireland and Scotland FOR her
character dances, but she has even
gone into the homes OF the most must
cal people in the world and has taken
thersfrom one of tho folk dances, the
Hungarian, which will be one OF the
most interesting OF the entire perform
ance Miss Martha Robinson Is the
chaperon for this dance. Those who
VIII interpret this wonderful music Of
Brohm's in the dance will be Mro
MI Priest. Miss Sue Gray. Miss Archer
Joynes. Hiss Emily Wade, Mise Martha
Martin. Miss Mary c. Evans. Miss Dali
las Lee. Miss Martha Robinson VII
liam Dixon. James Wheat, Charles Har-
tis. Fenton Jacobs, Holt Page, Francis
Johnson. Mines Neal and Arthur.
Thomas. Miss Mary Covington Evans
with Mr.. Neal, and Miss Martha Mar
tin. with Holt Page. will dance the
folk national danos. Mrs. Priest, with
Mr.. Dixon. will dance to the melody If
LISTS Hungarian Rhaphsody. No. @"
which will be followed ny the Merry
Widow Waltz"
Those chaperoning the Tnrantejl,
dance arc Mrs. Augustine RoyaIl, chair.
man; Mrs. Ernest Patterson Wcisiccr
and Mrs. Joseph Fleming Parker. The
Gipsy dancers will be Misses de Graf
fcnreid Taylor Robertson Alice In
gram, jamie Robertson. May Walden