The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-14
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ono of the society events OK tne
az ,cv- under way. IS a KIT
-, 40 he given under the oHeS
- .he Associated Charities ANA
-, ,~orfnderate Memorial Literary
no,atv Miss Stewart. who gave a SIM
~ cntertaiurnent here year AkN
,3+t such success, has ben engA&.@
80 M, this one on. and th"se 'tN
era s., fortunate as 70 see III" ="
,n}es given at the Academy az t'.I'
time, will well remember WA@. -,
,a5ins who are interested "Se re
t.as.e5 IN ne ut the EeTsrsrT fSRet'
~or,,n Gao. Thursday 81 u q cfccf- 10
[,rrt officers fer an association "'tN-
ing M the kirmiss
At the Art C1uh.
Miss Lucy Coleman rrfS.ae.t sA
che stor-y-Te1lers league sot AlSn.
nond. entertained large cFoNs
Yesterday afternoon at the tSlChEl',tl,1
Art c,ub, BIZ telling in a very chai 'li.''S
manner some Of her fairy siofaeS
ME- coleman is also director OF the
pSrbrnond Training school for kinder-
rartners. and her stories yesterday
afternoon were particularly enter
timing. as She is especially btcd Tor
this work. <,,s
Miss Coleman's talk was followed
nv a very informal tea given by the
members Of the club TO their many
guests
In Honor of Miss Watson.
Mr / Taylor Robertson viii be
host at dinner Thursday evening IN
honor Of Miss Rehecca watson. Oh
woodland. Va. MIR. Robertson
CHESTS for the evening Will include
Miss Watson, Miss Adele Clarke MT
and Mrs II. +. Dew. and Mr.. l.. NJ
Watson.
Attractive Garden Party.
Society Is much interested me
carasn PARTY to he given THURSDAY
afterroon at "Pembroke," the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Edward j.
willis, under the direction OF fhe
Guild Of ST. Stephens church, West.
hampton. Motor cars VIII be a'
stop Is, or the Westhampton hne
~ convey the guests to Pembroke
There will be a number OF very at
tractiye booths placed on the lawn
and tho following ladies will he IN
charge: Flower booth, Mrs, 81
George Anderson. Mrs. Robert Ia4-
lev. and Mrs. Julien Gum; ice cream
booth, Mrs. George Warren ana MRS
Frank Hobson: cake booth, MISS
Anna Ball. Mrs. Chas Ia BrFaht' anu
Miss Grace Aeaeham: candy booth
Miss Mary Bah and Mrs. James
Sruyth: lemonade booth, Mrs. Paul
Shafer and Mrs. Thomas avdnor.
bevy Of young society girls VIII as
sist the ladies in charge Of these
booths and the affair promises 10
he one Of the most delightful ever
given. particularly So. since IT IN 20
be given at such lovely place.
jamestown Excursion.
ono Of the most enjoyable outings
Of the year will he the excursion Ito
jamestown island on Saturday, May
47th. under the direction OF the As
rnctattor for the Preservation of Viz
Ein3a Antiquities. The Pocahontas
has been euEeed to make the trip
nd quite number of people have al
ready gotten tickets. Luncheon viii
he served an board, and the trip Is
10 be made especially attractive this
wear 10y reason ~ the fact that
*'Prandon" will be thrown open 10
the excursloners-
Stav-at- Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Tfome Whist club met
Monday night In the home OF Mrs G,
w. p. Brock, 20s East Franklin. -Four
tables were engaged, and the best
score was made ny Mrs. A, T. VIII
mer and Mr.. Chaplin. The club
meets next week at Miss Morson's,
S3S West Grace street.
Interesting Announcement.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Elsie Goodwin Daley. daubhter of
Mrs. Harriet G. Daley, OF Washing
ton. and granddaughter of Colonel
David Goodwin, of Norfolk. and Mr.
Granville Carter Bradford, son OF MIR
aud Mrs. Ben II. Bradford, of Wash
ington The ceremony took place
Saturday, May 10Th, at Chris
church, Rockville, Rev. Thomas A
Burke officiating.
The bride, who wore a travelinf
suit of dark blue cloth and hat K
match, was attended by Miss Ianett'
Hines Smith. Mr.. ]. Leslie Watson
was best man.
Bell Day.
BeI1 Day will be observed in Rich
nond Friday. May 9Th. by the Vir
ginia Home for Incurables which rep
resents one of the most worthy char
tiles Of the city. The organization
makes, but two appeals for money
during the entire year, and they d
that through the observance OF DO
nation Day and BELL Day"
You may not have large sum o.
money to give. but give what you can
every little amount counts. Bear II
mind that beautiful philosophy Of
Walt whitman: The gift Is to tn,
piver and comes back most to him.
A number of society women are in
tereSted in thls INSTITUTION ana IN,
board of managers hope 10 make this
"a record breaking contribution.
Prominent Engagement.
The Chattanooga Times Of recent
issue contains the following OF inter
est here:
''Ths Rev. James j. Mcmillan an
nouncos the engagement and APP
preaching marriage Of his daughter
Georgia Ray. TO Arthur Taylor Guy, OF
Petersburg. The wedding viii be
quietly solemnized Wednesday evening
May attn. AT the home 81 the bride IA
sister. Mrs. Robert Anderson Belts.
There viii be neither Invitations or
announcements sent out.
Miss Mcmillan is a brilliant young
woman. For several years she has
given her entire time 10 lyCeum work
in the North and South. She IL con-
sidered among the first I'm America in
chila lnHeTsonation and negro dia-
lect
Mr.. Guy ia prominent business
man Of Virginia.
Bianton--Childs.