The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
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Tho wedding Will take place early In
June.
Williamsburg ball.
1t was IA brilliant throng that gather;
Gu on Thursday night at the Colonial
ball given by the members OF the A. r.
n Mu1 a; in c the library OF ola William and
sparkling and wonderful one. Hun
the whole length of the long tables. and
were scattered everywhere among the
green branches OF the decorations. Deep
banks OF Easter lilies and daffodss.
We're tho only ?S tones In tbs f saa wave save
whore the splendid old portraits varied
the hue Of the central dais glowed In
dor of this canopy were enthroned in
state his excellency. the Governor. Lord
bi 80 etc and his lady. im,personated
guest Of the ball, Mrs; William Ruiiin
COX o no1leral president S Of the Society
enacted In full costume.
At the head Of the receiving line
stood the president of the assocla ton.
Mrs. ihs Tnayiol Eiiys"n And the dreStor
Lottie Garrett Others receiving were
Mrs., ,i John 7, Lst shs, Of NsEfolk Mrs
Mrs, d. Gardiner tyler. under whose
r rt'lfient M lesdership The boil was a.
Miss Mary Garrett. Mrs. John Leslie
i liaii; Mrs lyon g: Tyler. Miss annie
tan. Miss Ida Faulkner. Mrs. Thomas
Gcddy. Mrs. Norvell Henley. Mrs Char
lotte Hubbard. Miss Jeanette Kelly Mrs.
Mrs. Lloyd Roberts and Miss Edith
Smith. OF the Williamsburg branch. A.
l.. V. A.
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silks, and satins Of every hue. laces OF
wonderful delicacy, splendors all that
in ancient days graced the famous
bellies OF the olden time. were woven
together once more into an entrancing
maze Of gracious figures and dances OF
uet ana the lively Virginia reel re-
rived the graccs OF the day. when dig
nifty and clearance ruled the etiquette
ball was marked with tho entrance OF
Lord Botetourt ana his lady. and be-
fore the dais the guests in line paid
= ing line of hostesscs for the evening
The music sounded again in cadenced
treasures. and from the doors at each
side OF the raised throne stepped three
little Colonial maids bearing long rib
hons which formed i cleared space for
dent IN ball dress or tho Revolutionary
period. passed out from tho groups OF
palms and before the dais. each couple
moved before the Governor and his
lady. The stately figures OF The won
dcrful old dance were stepped by two
sets
Those participating were Mrs. Nor
ygll Henley, with H. G. Williams: Miss
pp dash,.a NJ Pea T!; with Bathurst
George Lane: Miss Mary Branch Spen
GER. with Ge9rF.e benjamin Geddy: Miss
GER; Mrs. James Southali Wilson. Win
Lionel Roberts: Miss Edna Roberts
Win John Smith, and Miss Emily Hall,
= "a L,
ful fninuet was danced and then more
IMAM MY couples took part In the Vir-
GINA reel.
Refreshments were served after the
dancing OF the reel. ana wit ana failery,
chlNaIfouS compliment and flashing re-
sponses took wing from M TO M as
~ INC days OF Colonial WILLIAMSBURG
Mhen a Botetourt anu u SpoiIiswood
he!d court at the royal palac. on the
green.
y rare or more gorgeous assembling
Of handsome relics OF the past has per.
haps never been witnessed In Virginia
IMAM that presented by the gowns ana
jewels dispa yed At this interesting
pail. The very pictured beauties and
Their heaux seemed TO have stepped
rounding walls. II was & novel ana
unique junction aud 4 notable event in
tne soc!a! history OF the year. Many
proW!nent Richmond guests were In at
tendance.
Al The Art Club.
Mrs. Woodward. formerly Miss Fran
ccs Gibson. OF this city. viii address the
Art Club OF Richmond on Tuesday az
i:,Inon a, sac o,el0ek on The Ar, OF
turned from loug sojourn in the
East and her lecture Will be one of the
leading events OF the club season. She
Will illustrate her talk with a number
OF interesting curlos that she and her
husband have collected during their
Will gather at the club Tuesday 10 hear
her address.
Ten wiz be poured by tho house COM
Guided her lecture.
Visiting Here.
rived YESTERDAY to visit her SON in law
Howell Sfni,f. Mrs. Moore Moo ;i has f' BEEN
whore she gave a. number OF dialect
readings. among others. one before the
Bannsy H. M iSa t chsp,er United
Annunl Ten.
one OF the leading social events OF
Association for the Preservation of VIZ
E!nia Antiquities. which takes place
Tuesday afternoon from 10 ! o'clock
y rooms Of the historic old home viii
he banked with flowers. and many
handsome gowns Will be worn by the
guests will be in attendance. Admit
lance viii be by cards OF invitation
ONLY Ohicers OF the association and
members OF the directory board with
Mrs. Frank -. Williams. chairman, VIII
receive the guests
Angels in Art.
Angels In Art" which will be pre-
scented under the auspices OF the King
Daughters at the Academy of Music
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital is the
leading charity event OF the week. Mrs
Henry Wood, one OF the most promi-
nent society women in Baltimore. Will
direct this wonderful production, and
those taking part in the pictures and
musical program include 81 large num-
T,f LIZ Ia ~
Richmond. The affair was given here
last spring with erent success. and is
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