The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-08
MISS VIRGINIA GORDON
VISITS MISS HOTCHKISS
Former Bnclx From Norfolk, Where
She Attended IInrrtnOn-AIlen
Wedding.
PRETTY DANCE AT ELKS HOME
Given I'm Honor OF Miss spence Lough-
rim, OF New York-Musical ut Cary
School Tonight.

Miss Elizabeth lIotchkiss has re-
turned to her home on West Franklin
Street. after attending the liarrison-
Allen wedding, which was 6. big society
event OF Norfolk last wcok. Miss
Hotchkiss has rs her house guest Miss
Virginia Gordon. of that city. who was
one of the bridesmaids in Miss Aliens
wedding. Many handsome parties
were given In Norfolk in honor Of the
bridal party.
In Honor of Miss Loughrfn.
Misses Gertrude and Florence Stumpf
entertained mt n delightful dance on
Tuesday evening Mt tho Elks' Home
Club In honor Of Miss Spence Loughrin.
of New York.
Among those dancing were Miss
Loughrin with 7. Newell. Miss Marie
Mott with T.. II. Boehling, Miss Kath
erine Amrhein with II. l.. Shelton.
Miss Marie Stumpf with a. Morriscy.
Miss jeanette Lindncr with J. Kolbe.
Miss Julia Lindner with Fritz Wills.
Miss Bertha Mol with william Moll.
Miss Norma 10th with n. Rcugcr. Jr..
Miss Lima Massie with l. Masse, Miss
Louise Stumpf with G. Dominica. Miss
Margaret Massie with G.. Crull. Miss
Gcncvievo Mott with =. G. Mott, Miss
Virginia Stunpf with G.. Lndner. Miss
Minnie Volkmann with a. lIoltmannc.
Miss Helen Felthaua with o. Ashworth.
Miss Florence Sturnpf with Il II. Fair
bank. and Miss Gertrude Stumpf with
A. Hill.
Stays were: f. Krouse. J. 0immoney
and q. CrulL
Tho chapcrons were Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T Malloncc. Mr.. and Mrs. E A.
Rookie, Mrs. L. ~. Stumpf and Mr..
and Mira. Joseph Stumpf.
Niles I<oughrin IL tho guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Gibboney. of 1910 Park
Avenue, during her stay In Richmond.
and much entertaining has been done
in her honor. She will leave In about
a week for her homo
To Visit Here.
Mrs. Richard Billion Lawson and her
two small sons, John X. lawson and
Billion lawson. H.. OF Fauuier County.
Will arrive In the city to-day TO be
the guests OF DIR. Norton Mason and
Mira John X Mason. on East Grace
Street Many smart affairs have been
planned IN honor OF Mrs. Lawson dur.
ing her stay here.
Engagements Announced.
Mrs. William Frank Snend, OF Fork
Union. announces tho engagement and
approaching marriage OF her daughter
Susie Cameron. TO William c. Petty, OF
Westerly, w. Va Tho wedding will
take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. McCarty F1tzhugh
Thornton announce tho engagement OF
bard Brannock Carlton. OF this city.
The wedding will take place tho lat
ter part OF June.
ltichmOnders in New York.
Among tho Richmond people In Now
York this week. the following are
registered at Hotel McAlpin:
r. II Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Phaup. d. r. Wilbon. Thomas S. Wheel
wright. Robert Lecky. Jr., p. @. Smith
NJ 10. Wagner. l.. ii. lIoge. f.. Sitter.
ding, John T.. Fenson. and ". l.
4 Brinklcy.
Musical Tonight.
A most delightful program has been
arranged by Saint Andrews Musical
Circle. to be given tonight at $40
o'clock at the John Il. Cary School.
corner beverley and Roland Streets
The entertainment Is for ST Lukes
Church. and the public Is invited
OF Interest Here.
Mrs. J. William Henry. OF Wash
fngton was hostess on Wednesday NJ
one OF tho many beautiful and inter
estinG afternoon receptions which are
being given In Washington this week
In compliment to the visiting mem
bers OF the Society OF Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Henry's guests were asked to
meet Mrs. Reed. president OF the Mary
land Chapter of tho Danes Her home
IN X Street was chnrmingly decorated
with spring flowers in the colors of the
society. yellow and Colonial hluc. Mrs.
William Ruffin Cox, OF Richmond
president OF the national society, and
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,, president
of tho Club OF Colonial Danes, re-
ceived with Mrs. Henry, number OF
tho danes residing In the District, as
sisted Mrs. Lindsay Morehead. Mrs.
Edward II. Ghecn and Mrs Arthur Leo
presided at tho tea table.