The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-02
Social and Personal

the wedding are Mrs. Frank Frantz. of
, Fayette; Miss Evalin Brown, of Nash
ville Miss Edith Chapman. OF Balti-
more: Miss Mary Bond, of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. White, OF Ports
mouth. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. White. OF
Norfolk.
Announcement Luncheon.
Mich. entertained company OF
eighteen guests recently at a very
SssY 1s lYnshee9 sy}a Is s, 5hs Gent
Clergyman, daughter OF Mrs. Myrtle
Cherryman. to Harry 'rilghman. of
Richmond. was announced The table
at which the guests were seated was
decorated with n baske; OF yellow jon
Quils. and at each place was bouquet
OF violcts and yellow roses. The an
nounGsment is Of interest here. where
circles and is widely related.
.Thc MIk1do."
Society was out in fun force last
night TO attend the first performance
OF The Mikado." which was given in
the Academy OF Music b. the Girls
Auxiliary to the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery. II WAS an event of the great
est interest. and one of the most fash
ionabie audiences of the season was
present 10 do honor TO the occasion.
Among those entertaining box partie.
| Tor this evening Will he Miss Efie
Branch. the Misses Stewart and Mrs.
william r. Massie. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
iuan Workman and Miss Anita Cussen
/ have taken bo'~cs for the performance
on Thursday night
Charity Affairs.
/ one OF the most interesting charity
/ functions of the spring season will ne
The benefit performance at the Little
/ Theatre on Friday, April T. when pc
! lures Of favoritc fairy tales will he
given for the Richmond Kindergarten
Associations All the fashionable little
| boys and girls in town Will attend
and the performance will begin at II
IN the morning and last until late in
the evening. The committee in charge
of this affair includes Miss Katharine
( Eullock. Miss Lou Belle Jones. Mrs.
hiram NJ. Smith, Miss Lucy Duke. Miss
| kathleen Anderson Mrs. Pollard Car
doza, Miss Helen Adams. Miss Harriet
! Talcott, Miss Kathleen Bruce. Miss
! ELLA Buck, Mrs. c. G. Walton, Miss Lucy
| Coleman. Miss Elizabeth Davenport,
! Mrs. Thomas Murreli, Mrs r. V. Rob
crtson, Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs.
Lyons Pemberton.
Another interesting event to be given
for charity on Friday will be an in
structive lecture on Wireless Teleg
rapiy," which will be given by w. III.
! thompson, City Electrician. in the lee
turo room of st. Marks Church. corner
! First and Clay Streets. The lecture
will ne beautifully illustrated with
moving pictures. and the entertainment
/
under the direction OF the Womans
( Auxiliary of st. Marks Church
Stny-nt-Homc Whist Club.
! The Stay-;,t-Ifome Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the residence of
! Miss Sue X. Gordon. 9l6 West Grace
street There were five tables
gagged, and the highest score was made
by MIR and Mrs. Arthur =. Wilmer. The
club will meet next Monday evening
I with Mrs Bland Spotswood Smith at
I OF I.rnn
Attends Golden Wedding.
T. II. Hanway is in Creswell. Nd,
where he went TO attend the golden
wedding anniversary of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. g. Frank Hanway. which
/ was celebrated there on March 26 Mr..
and Mrs. Hanway have five children
and twenty-one grandchildren, all OF
whom are living.
Entertained in Norfolk.
Says the Norfolk Virginian- Pilot:
Misses Nicoti and Helen Johnston.
of Richmond, were the guests Of honor
on Friday evening of Richmond Maury,
when he entertained at a 500 party at
I the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f, Richard McIlwaine. in Raleigh Avenue.
The house was decorated with pink flow
ers and lights shaded in pink. Fruit
/ punch was served during the games.
! The prizes were won by Miss Catherine
Tucker who received gold beauty pins,
and Willis Vicar. who was presented
with gold cuff buttons The guests of
honor were given hatpins.
Those enjoying AIr. NIaury's hospi-
tally were Misses Anna McCarrick,
| Catherine Tucker, Marguerite Brooke,
Virginia Driver, Lyria Taylor, Ethel
| Tilton. Catherine Baylor, Elizabeth
! Woodland, Phillipa Bruce, Ethel and
Cornelia Tomlin, Margaret Jordan,
Alice Herbert Webster, Anna Wales,
/ Elizabeth Whaley, Esther Jenkins,
Helen Read; Richard Baker. George
Martin. Fielding Robinson, Robert Mutt,
Lemuel Shepherd, Nathaniel Beaman,
! Walter Adams. Harry Gillian, Charles
Waterman, Tazewell Taylor, James Eth
Garrison Bergman Green. Woodson
| Pollan, Carter Copeland Alfred Van
| Patten, Mack Henderson, Willis Vicar
and Druery Baker"
! Tho Misses Johnston. who are daugh-
| ters of DIR. and Mrs. George Ben John
ston, spent the weekend in Norfolk
as guests of friends and attended the
Cinderella German Saturday night.
Hnnky-Princc.
Tho marriage OF Miss Fannie ].
Prince, daughter OF THE late Mrs. Vir-
| ginia Prince. to Frank ]. Hanky, was
celebrated on March 81 at O'Clock in
the parlors of ST. Marys Catholic
Church, the Rev. Father Meyers per-
forming the ceremony. The bride wore
a white satin gown with tulle veil
and orange blossoms, and carried a
bouquet Of BIide roses and lilies of
tho valley. Size vas attended by Miss
| Bessie Trimmer as maid OF honor, and
John Sullivan was the groom's best
man.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the bridal party at the home
! of the grooms parents. Some OF those
present were Mr., and Mrs. Joseph