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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

Mrs. James Ayers and their son, ard
Miss Mary Lyod. of Tuckahoe. have
been visitors to Richmond during the
past week They We're guests at the
home Of Mrs. g, l. Glenn during their
stay in this city.
brilliant Reception.
The spring season in the social life
OF Marion was opened on Tuesday at
ternoon by Mrs. Henry Boyd Stalcy
when her handsome home on Strothcr
Street was the scene Of Il beautiful
reception. Mrs. Staley's guests were
met at the door by Boyd Staley and
ushcred into the reception hall, where
they were welcomed by Mrs. Onxy
Sprinkle and Mrs. Charles Lincoln. The
pedestal at the base OF the grand stair
way was adorned with Il bowl of jon
quils, the mantle was banked with ion
luils and asparagus ferns. the hall
pillars were entwined with ivy and
trimmed with lunches of jonquils. tied
with yellow gau2e: the chandeliers
were tcstooned with smilaX, and pot
tea ferns We're placed here and there.
Continued On Seventh pare)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15


goo members of the smart set attended
thv big Japanese fetc given under ih,.
ulr.t son Of NH" Nora White al ,hc
richmond on Thursday evening. and
mere VIII %. ae many MOI" in attena-
hff UPON tho contest dance. to br hold
'.tte on THURSDAY evening 81 this week.
me supn"r dances continued t. hc ,lui,.
inns are Morn ht the women who so
I" tn"n
Nt>v 4hp,.i, l.,..;
tha women Of the CITY win ms. ~
selves auuut thofr Shrine. ,,-.,.,j,.,, i...
rA" be- shops viii h. 6iled uith ~,
tErour 81 iur-r.Str,I n.,,,t.
f.'rks ana NarS aud sii,pc,e AMI ,Ii
sorts OF ~ .tty flipporics. dear - ti,..
feminine h,ar. Tho stor.s y.iiI b.,id
thci' anuuai openings ana ~ ,..rij
and lis wife viii 90 down ana u,,f,b5so
aiommeut ANA w.nrin. nppn,..I ,,'oi,,,i.
nothing OF appearing in tho Easter IA
and old lac,-s will eng::.. III. .ti.r,j,,
g.. fashionable Wourufolk for many
Ga- 10 come. auf bridcs-to-n. ann
mothers OF oriGcs-to-bo VIII lc seen On,
iallN Shopriue tours, making an sore
OF planS Tor the big church weddiny @,
tn" Guiet ceremony In Tho ho,u, draw.
INK room, rs Tho case may bc brides
maids are ,apricious individuals az m.
best ana their tastes and inclinatious
ar" Ia be consulted rs 10 frocks ANA
1o"'i" AND their vanity appcased :.
hNni"r"uS "ud informal tea parties viii
form an Interesting feature Of ,la So
riti calender for April
informal an. .irS without nun.n.r
riNei each week in .Richmond small
Hlnn"iS. little thcItrc parties and lunch
'on' MI the days for society here ana
"hiN inc lowest h." affairs will be held
.si"r" Easter week
~ Ill" "",,nn'> Ciuh
fhci" viii be :; charming musical "a,
m " "man'S club Tomorrow afternoon
at 800 O'Clock. with Mrs. AleXandc. y:
- ul!oh rs chairman Mrs. Hamilton
","l,h. "h" has beeS heard in concert
III ~" club before. will be the soloist
'"' me afternoon. ana large audience
" 80 =" present TO near her.
MISS Augusta Daniel has sufficiently
'Nc"N gre" from Nor recent illness to
hci class on English Cathcdrlls"
w rdns sday afternoon at 1870 o'clock II
INC 'iuh
""'i"G I" Williamsburg.
Is particularly interested in
~ announcement That the Pct-rkin
'u''I' "i = James Episcopal Chnrch,
VIM $500" |" conunct an excursion to
W '!!laI"sourr ON Easter Monday. April
ne S'ta' success which has al
WIS ttS"''"" from the different out
'i,Sa % me icteEkin Guild OF ST. James
o""tN" io' scNefai years past. as we'll
u ~ ~ oi''hcnte OF the women COM
.,I ne s"iid bespeak most en-
80 '"ie ''iic ior thosc who go and
"u."h'"eeouS optoriunity
to,,n an" "t"utiui old
rhis cxcurs;o, ~ ,
nu,I ,vcni ana 80, ,o "h an
.cictv noo,i, ,..i ~, "",l"tr 81 so
Tho histori, ola tn,,,, =, - i''"S 70
interesting norti.s hnin,. '.''.3
attend it, ~
Itc.i Day.
The president and board of manoeors
OF the Virginia Home for Incurohies
have selected Wednesday. April Il. rs
'aeir Bell Day" Bell Day" for the
Honc for lncurabies is an annual event
IA richmond ana the committees in
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The Britannica its various beautiful bindings
in the display the ground floor
l2O WEST 32nd STREET. NEW YORK
half block of Broadway. Open evenings until o'clock
1t is also shown Brentanos Fifth Avenue 9th Street,
Charles Scrbners 597 Fifth Ave. Makan AZ Broadway