The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-09

Henry C. Ford. of the Virginia Military
! Institute Hin, and will entertain a
! house party of girls for finals at v.
NJ. !. and Washington and Lee Uni
! versity. Miss Eta Taliaferro has Wis
tied in Richmond AS the guest of Miss
| Katherine Hagsn. on East Franklin
Street.
For Mrs. Gray.
An event of Thursday afternoon in
! Atlanta, Ga. was the informal bridge
party. at which Mrs. j. Epps Brown
| was hostess in compliment TO Mrs Will
liam Gray, of Richmond. who is visit
ing Mrs. Fairfax Montague. and to Mrs.
John Brown. who has recently gone
| from Richmond to make her home In
that city. Mrs. Browns guests in
cluded twenty friends.
Mr.. Lancaster's Lecture.
Those who went to Madison Hall, at
the University of Virginia. on Friday
evening, despite the threatening wealth
cr were more than repaid by the illus
/ trated lecture given by Robert A. Lam
I caster. Of Richmond, on Colonial Ar
chitecture of Virginia" Mr.. Lancas
I ter has long made study Of this sub
/ ject, and is now publishing book
/ which Will be a most welcome addition
! to the literature on Colonial Virginia.
In his Madison Hall lecture he showed
n series OF SELECTED views OF typical
/ puiiuirgs, mostly homes Ihese gave
a very clear idea of the architectural
type of the period. Mr. Lancaster also
! gave the history of each building. The
/ lecture was given under the auspices
of the University Book Club
Mr.. Lancaster Will shortly go co
/ New York. where his marriage to Miss
] Helen Bowers Clark. daughter OF Pro-
/ lessor John Bates Clark. Of Columbia
| University, and Mrs. Clark, will be
celebrated. Miss Kitty Lancaster. of
( this city, will be one of the brides at
tendants.
Called Meeting.
There will be very important called
meeting of the Hollywood Memorial
Association this morning at IL o'clock
AT the usual place of meeting. Much
important business is to be discussed,
and all members OF the association are
! urged to attend promptly.
brilliant Recital.
The recital given by the pupils OF
Mrs. William Reinhardts class on We'd
nesday evening was a very delightful
affair, and large audience filled the
music hall for the occasion. The class
is composed mostly OF irst-year pupils
and the program proved a very inter
estng and pleasing ono. Miss Joseph
( Inc Enrigh;, who has a sweet lyric
soprano voice. sang a Little Winding
Road" by Ronald. and received much
( applause Miss Anna Taylor sang Thy
lows encore at the Wednesday Club
festival and Miss Polly Duesbury' rem
dered Gounod's Flower Song" and
duet with Miss Taylor. entitled "Whs-
perine Hope" Miss Helen Ball sang
"Du Bist Wis Fine Blume." by Rubin
stein. with q great deal of charm and
feeling and one OF the features of TIC
program was the "Barcarolle," which
she and Miss Taylor sang together.
At Home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weinberg, Of
222S Grace Street will be at home to
their friends on Wednesday. June IL.
I from TO 10 p. VI. The affair is in
! honor of the confirmation Of their son,
Arnold Weinberg.
Married In Washington.
:, pretty but quiet wedding was cele-
brated in Rande Heights. Washington.
AT the home of Mrs. Emma Burton, n
| cousin OF the groom, on Wednesday
/ afternoon. June i, at o'clock. when
Miss Ruby NJ. Holzbach became the
} bride OF Howard T. Burton, The Rev.
Hubert =. Bunyca performed the cere-
mony. Ghe wedding is OF much inter
est here. since both bride and groom
are from this city. and on their return
from wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
( ton will make their home in Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Cecilia Cowardin. of Fifth Ave
nue., Highland Park. has announced the
engagement of her daughter. Mary Mil
dred. 10 Charles r Capehart The mar
riage will take place on June "a.
Miss Werner to We'd.
Invitations have been issued by
Major and Mrs. Louis Werner to the
marriage OF their daughter. Ruth
Cleveland. TO Henry William Enders.
which Will take place at the home. oo15
| Stuart Avenue, at O'Clock on the
afternoon of June 1S.
Euchre Party Mt Benedictine.
| a euchre and social party will be
| given by Queen Anne's Society this
evening at $3.50 o'clock in Benedictine
! College chapel.
| In and Out of Town.
| Wilton Johnson will sail Saturday
for China, where he will spend several
years
Mr.. and Mrs P. p. Lipscomb motored
to Warsaw last week from Richmond,
and will spend some time in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Miller, Of this
city, are stopping at the Battery Park
| Hotel, in Asheville, y. c.