The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-20

OF this city. before her marriage to
Judge Graham, OF Tazewcll
Returning From baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Hatcher ia returning
TO her home. "Careby Hail." at Fork
Union, this week. after visiting friends
ia Baltimore and at Bryn Mawr. Miss
Hatcher will 20 to Fork Union espe-
cially TO attend the alumnae reception
at Fork Union Academy, which will
be given at the Easter season
Concerning Lord Fairfax.
Lord Fairfax. who recently arrived
in this country from England. dined
Tuesday evening with his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Tunstan
smith. in their apartment at the Pres
ton, in Baltimore. Lord Fairfax. &C
eompanicd by his brother, Charles Ed
mund Fairfax, with whom he is stay
ing in New York, were just returning
from Northampton. the Fairfax estate
IN Prince Georges County. Md, and left
ednesday for New York. Lord Fair
lax while in America will make sew
eral visits TO his sister, Mrs smith
Mrs. Smith has recently returned from
New York. where she spent three
weeks. and a weeks stay at Old Point
Comfort.
Easter House Parties.
Misses Margaret and Marie Smith, or
go West Grace Street, are entertaining
house party for the Easter holidays.
The Misses Smith have as their guests
FOR this week, Miss Marguerite Blan-
ton. OF Randolph Macon Woman's Col
icSe: Miss Sarah Davis. OF the Mary
Baldwin Seminary. and Miss Lucille
Rawlings. of fredericksburg Some
very pretty entertaining will be done
in honor of the Misses Smith and their
guests here during the Easter vaca
ton.
Miss Julia Omohundro. OF this city.
Who is attending Hollins College this
session, will be among the guests at a
house party given by Miss Gladys
Jamison in Roanoke for Easter. Miss
Jamison will also entertain Miss
Judith Raddick, of Norfolk; Miss
Florence Powell, OF Florida. and Miss
Nunberger or Augusta, Ga.
Annual Entertainment.
The childrens annual Purim enter
tainment and dance under the auspices
OF the Beth Ahabah Auxiliary will be
given on Friday. March 81. at the
Jefferson Club from 8 to o'clock 1t
viii be very delightful affair and
decorations will be In spring flowers
andpalms.
ScnoOI EntertainE 1ent.
The commencement exercises of the
Wellwater public school took place
on Friday evening, March II, the teach
ers of the school, Miss Annie EIoyd
and Miss Ella Patteson. having charge
or the program. a large number of
visitors were present, and the enter
tainment was opened with a chorus by
me school after which little Albert
Maiey delivered an address of welcome.
Ihere was a comedy sketch by Misses
Cora Ola and Mary Agee and Messrs
Dewey, Ashby Afaley and Ellyson Rush,
and recitation by little Melvin Ell
bridge. This was followed by drama
entitled, Our Awful Aunt" those taxi
ing part in the play being Miss Ella
fatteson, Misses Pauline Patteson, Os-
sic Agee, Helen Novel; Mott Glover.
Rolfe Rush. Oscar, Aubrey, Leonard
Maiey and Buford Paterson. Six small
girls took part in n butterfly drill. and
others taking part in recitations and
tableaux were Miss Inez Eldridge. Miss
Ola Agee. Miss Thelma Agee and RoIfe
hush. The exercises were concluded
with chorus by the school, and the
farewell address by Charles Maley.
Meeting This Afternoon.
The ParentTeacher Association OF
the William f. Fox School will hold
us regular monthly meeting this after
noon. Governor William Hodges Mann
VIII address the association and a
handsome steel engraving Of George
Washington. the gift of the Colonial
Danes, Will he presented and unveiled
with approximate ceremonies
Activity In Suffrage Work.
The meeting to be held this after
noon at 4:s0 o'clock, in suffrage head
quarters, 500 East Broad Street will
be general and public meeting, at
which questions of interest will be
discussed, and reports heard from
chairmen OF committees, from the
treasurer and recording and CORES
ponding secretaries. All suffragists
visiting Richmond and members OF