The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-16
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Tho leading social event OF this af-
tcrnoon VIII be the musical IT the
Woman's Club al i30 o'clock Mrs.
Hamilton Smith will be the soloist, ana
charming program has been ar
ranged Ms. n y. Cuigon Is chairman
OF the day. and tea Will be poured a,
the conclusion OF the musical Tho
club VIII be prettily arranged with
spring flowers. and a large audience
win be present 10 hear Mrs smith. who
has sung before there.
on Wednesday, afternoon at iSO
O'Clock Miss Augusta Daniel viii ncc,
nor class IN English cathedrals" a,
the Woman's cub.
Bnil at Hotel Richmond.
The usual weekly ball under the d.
rection OF Mll" Nora White VIII be
hold At tho Richmond Hotel on wed
nosday evening Instead Of Thursday.
This event VIII hc similar TO the bril-
liant entertainment, WHOA which the
series was opened at tho Richmond.
ana several hundred guests VIII be
present. There are to be all sorts OF
gay deco: atoms ana confetti and ia
vors for those In attendance.
Milo. White is returning to-day from
Washington. where she has spent thu
week end as the guest or friends. The
afternoon dausants have been discpn-
;inUld. but th" supper dances ana
classes continue 10 hold the attention
and interest Of fashionable society foli;
,oi"..inI Bali ut wiilimmshurg.
Among the affairs being planned for
Easter week IS q big Colonial ball in
WILLIAMSBURG. II Is 10 be- rs neatly -
possible a reproduction OF the balls Or
the Colonial Governors, and VIII take
place in the beautiful library OF VIII
Ham and Mary College. The affair -
being arranged uudcr the direction of
the Colonial Capital branch OF the A. l.
y -. ana 2, number of members OF the
I,icnmoud association and OF the Co
lonlal Danes vim take par, in this
lovely itte at the one time capital oS
the Commonwealth. Fascinating ola
gowns thnt adorned The bellies nnG
beauties OF hundred years ago VIII
a. worn by notable guests. and the
whole entertainment viii be one OF the
must interesting ana unique function.
nf IT'S Kind tnat has been given In the
state IN many wears.
wi order 20 make it possible for Rich
uQuj people with "nsageUcntS for
te evening 70 attcn- the reception
wll lie held in the afternoon, ana the
mirUct danced at O'Clock so that
those desir!uE 10 do 90. may rcturn
e. the citr 90 tho 6 o'eiock train, Rep
rcseutatives %: all inc old families al
Wl!liamshurE viii he In Colonial cos
tune and me minuet vii! he danced
by the Younger set of the historical
town and stIdcpts Of william and Mary
COLLEGE. Among lhc pat~oneSses tor
this Beautiful and novel bali arr Miss
Garrett. dircctrcss Of tho Williams
BURG branch of tho a y. Y. A.. Mrs y
Gard!ncr TYLER chairman Of tho bail
comm. ttee, Mrs i.ron q. 'ryrcr. ~ Tho
:treuiton etmultcea. Ms. Nyducr
Lane. OF the minuct committee. and
mtuv other prominent women.
I'rtcrtnincd In baltimore.
SAYS ihe Baltimore News
'Afrs john HIATT WIGHT gave
luuoueon Wednesday, afternoon at her
re- idcnoe l'l5 81 Paul street. i'm hon
OF ~ her s.stor, Mrs l.. II Bljtrck
OF Richmond IIcr other guests IN
ciodrd Mrs Bruc. Cotton. Mrs =. N.t-
son Stro.her. Mis W " spence. Ms
james Taa,sle Dennis. Ms TUnstali
Selith anJ lirs q Graham Archer"
Returned From I''orldn.
STR and M7s y - Anceli. Marporie
auG Phillip Aucen. 81 Hanover: Mt and
s}r. is W Nuccn and their family. and
vs. y Carr. OF Bremo Bluff have re-
turned from trip to Florida, having
visited ST Aurrstinr Palm Heach. Key
Wst ard Other points OF Interest;
Pupils Recital.
! .ccl;al WIN be- given ut tho Rich
mono CONSERVATORY OF Music to-nrht
at 90 o'clock by the pupils OF Franz
Cosbt and not by the pupils of Erncs,
Cosby as errpEcously published in this
coirrnn Yesterday.
Meetings To-Dn>.
The Helping Circle ot Kings Daugh-
tors viii meet this afternoon ut
ocIock no thc residence Of Mrs James
Schwalmeycr. 1901 East Broad
stree,
In tho Service of ;he King circle Of
Kings DAUGHTERS viii meet this after
noon at o'clock al the home OF Miss
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