The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27

terncon at o'clock to hear Mrs. George
/ j. Bull. Of Paris. talk about "Studen,
Life In Paris" 1t Will be one of the
most interesting gatherings of the late
spring season, since Mrs. Bull is sc
widely known socially and has n grea,
many friends and relatives living in
Richmond. Tho clubrooms will be CAV
with decorations of May roses and
honeysuckle. and tea Will be poured by
the house committee Immediately fol
lowing Mrs. Bulls talk.
The annual exhibition of students
work. which began last week, will he
continued until the first week in June
Observation-Disclosures.
/ Invitations have been received in
Richmond for the marriage of Miss
cary Guy Johnston. of Bedford City. to
FRANK 5. Richeson. Of Richmond The
wedding VIII he celebrated In Bedford
CITY on Thursday evening at O'Clock.
INC approaching wedding Is OF much
interest here. where the groom is n
junior member of the firm OF Richesou
q crutchfield. number of Richmond
people VIII attend the ceremony.
Invitations Out.
Invitations have been issued BY Mr..
ana Mrs William Ardenne Loving for
/ tho marriage OF their daughter. E.tboI
5ernard. to the Rev Thomas Caldwell
Delaney. OF Bristol. the ceremony 10
take place on Wednesday morning
June &. at / o'clock, at 2222 Hanover
Avenue. The wedding will be a very
Interesting affair. and number OF
out-oi-town guests will be here for the
ceremony
'iotorcd From Arvonia.
Misses Macie Williams. May Woody,
Messrs, Il. r. Williams. Alex Williams
ana owen Jeffrey, OF Richmond. mo-
tored ON Friday from Arvonia In spite
oil the rain. and are now guests OF
"Skuic Days"
Much interest has been shown in
"skuie Days" the play to he given
~ the John Marshall High school this
evening at SIZE o'clock under the d.
rcciion OF St Johns Circle OF Kings
daughters and the Elementary Teach
ers' Association. y number Of well
known men and women Will have parts
In the play, and the list OF patrons is
a. long and prominent one
Skulc Days" was given once before
this past winter. and proved a tre-
mendous success. and numbers of in
tercstinS parties have been made up
to attend the performance this even
ing.
w. G. II. U. Meeting.
The Ella " Wood Chapter. w. c.
T. L.. Will hold It's regular meeting
this afternoon at $40 o'clock at 131I
West Main street All members are
urged 10 be present, since final arr
engagements are TO be made TO enter
tain the convention, which Is TO be
held on June 3 In the Tabernacle Ban
list Church, corner OF Grove Avenu.
and Meadow Street.
birthday Party
The home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Miller.
JUG Turpin street. was the scene OF a
pretty affair on Sunday afternoon. when
thcy gave party for their little son.
NJ j. Miller. who celebrated his sew
enth birthday. Decorations were in
spring flowers and palms. and the
tables, where the refreshments were
served In the dining groom. were
prett!iy arranged with pink flowers
and rose-shaded candles. Some OF
those present were Alice p. DeLuca.
b. Kicker. MIR. and Mrs. Kaslow. Misses
Eva and Sarah Wasserman. Mrs Ethel
Wasserman. Mrs. Perrin and others.
In and Ont of Town.
Mrs. William Hodges Mann has been
the recent guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Patrick Hamilton. in Petersburg.
Mrs. w. C. Newman and her chill
dren. who have been guests of the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. Il.
sydnor, Mt 1928 Grove Avenue, have
returned TO their home in Farmvillc.
Miss Theresa Higgins. who has been
i'll for some time at st Elizabctb,s
Hospital, is slowly improving.
Mrs, Augustine Royal. OF Forest
Hill. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. + Has
kins Hobson at their home In pow
hatan County.
Miss Edith savine. who is at the
Memorial Hospital for treatment, is
now slightly improved.
Miss Eliza Montgomery, Of this city.
is visiting friends in Norfolk for few
days.
DR.. Julian w. Sloan. who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis has
recovered and been discharged from
the hospital
Miss Lettice Woodward. who has
been spending some time at Cobbam
Albermarle County, is now the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Cochran. in
stanton
Miss Anne Royal has returned to
the city. after a visit of several weeks
to friends at the University OF Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. John s. Gibson, Of Gordonsville.
arrived here yesterday, and is a guest
of the Right Rev. Robert a. Gibson, on
Park Avenue.
Mrs. Charles Tackett, OF Fredericks-
burg, is visiting Mrs. John K. Mason
at her home ON East Grace Street.
Miss Lucy catlett, who has been