The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-19

iOcateu In the East Tor some tlme ana
has travelled extensively through China
and japan and numerous islands OF tho
Pacific.
MIR. and Mrs. Bochling Entertain.
Elr. and Mrs @. A. Boehling enter
tained at their home on Thursday in
honor of their three daughters,
Misses Mary. Elizabeth and Katherine
Boehling. Those present included
Misses AMMO Gorwin, Grace Bennett,
Madeline Keppert, Helena Brooks.
Elizabeth Kehl. Mary Wolf. Rosa
Brooks. Gencvievo Amrhein, Eleanor
Hoffman. Ethel Rose, Louise Hoffman,
Bessie and Estelle Riddell, Mrs. N
Robilce: Messrs. Fitzgibbon, Melvin
and Fair Brooks. John Ryan. Charles
McGeorge, Charles Plagman, Charles
Eckcrt. Fred Oberman. Felix LaFratta.
Dennis Dunn, Frank Bolton. Otto
Hitler. Frank Heiker, Roy Wyatt.
Henry Jansen. Frank Boehling and
Robert Riddell.
The chapcrons were Mrs. l.. Amrhein
and Mrs. Charles Brooks.
"Itose Maiden"
The Rose Maiden" Will be sung In
the Jefferson Auditorium this evening
at $3.50 o'clock. The cantata will be
rendered by tho Ashland Choral Club.
assisted by several we'll known
soloists and the list of patrons is n
Is for tho Church Of tho Holy Com
forter.
At the Womnn's Club.
Miss Marion Ryland Is chairman OF
the musicale at the Woman's Club this
afternoon. at o'clock 1t will be a very
pleasing event, and tea will be poured
following the recital. Those taking
part in the program for tho afternoon
are Mrs. Alexander B. Guigon, Miss
Myrtle BEDFORD and Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt.
Organ Recital.
An interesting affair to music lovers
OF Richmond Will be the organ recital
BY Professor Ben j. Potter at Park
Place Methodist Episcopal Church on
Friday evening. May 23. at s:l5
o'clock. There will be varied pro-
gram or instrumental and vocal music,
and the recital is OF much interest,
since 1T marks the installation OF n
spendid new organ at Park Place
Church. II is to be given under the
direction Of the Home Mission Society,
10 be present.
Attractive Dancc.
Ono of the most attractive dances
or this season was given Thursday
night at Lakeside by the Algonquin
Club. This club has just been organ
ICED. and Judging by the attendance.
interest and enthusiasm shown, It Will
be decided success The hall was
decorated with spring flowers, and a
large flag. dark lavender, with white
letters hung across one end OF the
hall Those dancing were: Fred q.
Rawlings with Miss Mae Curry. j.
Fred Cottingham with Miss Mary
Massie. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Chappell,
w. a. Mintcr. Jr., with Miss Louise
Prentis. OF Petersburg; F. L. Nesbit
with Miss Sallie Hancock. Louie r.
Phelps with Miss Kate Gravins, Chas.
NJ angle, Jr, with Miss Julia Ryall
j. w Hamann with Miss Anna Griffin.
O. G. Rogers with Miss Mary Williams
j. II. Solen with Miss Juanita Horner
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeney. r. H.
keim' Jr.' with Miss Helen keim, Eu-
gene r. Jones with Miss Corinth
knight. n. W. Orpin with Miss Sell
den. l. T. Mulholland with Miss De
Larve, d. Il. Gregory with Miss Marie
Timberlake. Mr. and Mrs Rollin e
Lewis. r. T Smith with Miss Spencer
and j. b. Ryan with Miss Katherine
Ryan.
Enlargement OF Intcrest.
Mira William Lee Pierce announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riage OF nor daughter. Nancy Cath
crime, TO Herbert st. Clair Dalton. Jr
The marriage will take place early in
June.
Carty-Enrncst.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert walter Dicken-
SON. OF Csstlewood. Virginia. announce
tho eneagement OF their niece, Miss
Margaret Earnest to Joseph Elliot,
Carly. of Knoxville. Tenn
Miss Earnest is a daughter OF tho
late Tate l.. Earnest. of Johnson City
Tenn. Since the death of her father
she has made her homo with her aunt
in Virginia The wedding will take
place in June at 'Walrose"
Mr. and Ms R. r. Milllkin gave
a lovely party at their home on North
Ninth Street last week in celebration
OF the sixth birthday of their son. Ro-
bert T. Milliken. Cameo and music
amused the children for soma time, aft
ter which they were marched into the
dining room for refreshments Some
OF those present We're Ora Lee Carter
Lois Liggan. Mabel Dunford, Violet
Thurston. Thelma Thurston. May
WAGNER Virginia Wagner, Minnie
Davidson, Eta Davidson, Mary Pace.
Alice Carter, Margaret Briggs. Hazel
and Lena Goode. Virginia and Kath-
leen Slater, Emma Wagner I;unice
Vaughan Lloyd. Dorothy Spencer. Mar
earet Edwards, Ellsworth Dunsford.
Lucille Helfert, Mary Gray. Charles
Turner, III, Mitchell Brown, Chester
man Lacy. George Helfert Walter
Edwards, John SPENCER. James briggs,
William Liggan, Joseph Pace and
George Davidson.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Richmond
Kindergarten Association will be held
this afternoon al o'clock at IA West
Main Street. The meeting is a very
important one, since election Of officers
for the ensuing year will be held and
plans for the coming winter's work
discussed. All members of the asso-
citation are urged to be present.
Meetings To-day.
very important called meeting Of
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety Will be held this morning at IL
o'clock at tho Confederate Museum A
full attendance is urged.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this afternoon at 400
O'clock with Mrs kata Rrnctar af