The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
WILL BE ENTERTAINED
several Interesting Functions Pinnncd
To-Day for |ice-rresidcnt and
Mrs. Marshall.
BREAKFAST AT TIE JErrEnso.
boa rnrty ut Performance o. "Hnck-
euy-Pnckctt. Huusc."


etty-pnckctt. House"
Several Interesting functions will DO
incident to the stay OF the vice-Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall in
this city to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall will be rendered e breakfast
at the jefferson Hotel this morning,
which VIII he followed By an automo-
Die trip around the city Ia order that the
distinguished guests may have AN op-
portunity Of viewing some OF the HIS
toric sights or Richmond. Mrs Mar
shall VIII b. the guest OF honor at a
handsome luncheon at the Country
Club Of Virginia at o'clock. At 80
o'clock In the afternoon she WIN be
rendered small. Informal reception
by Mrs Taylor Tyson wife Of the
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, at hcr
hone. 10 East Franklin Street In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall viii &C
cupi box 10 witness tho performance
OF "Rackctty- packctty House" at :he
Academy OF Music the Scottish Rite
hasons being hosts or the occasion
silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Plagcman. OF 2los
Floyd Avenue. win celebrate the twcu-
ty-ffth anniversary OF their marriage
this evening al their home. from to
II o'clock No cards have been issued.
and afr ana Mrs. plagenan will re-
ceivc their friends Informally.
Tnformni Ten.
Mrs. Lucius T.. Cary entertained n
Few Of her unmarried friends ycs.er-
Day afternoon nt o'clock at a charm
Ing Informal tea given al her home
lh22 Hanover Avenue. The affair vas
In honor Of Mrs Cary's cousin. MISC
husaelle Cecil OF Detroit. who Is the
guest OF Miss Nancy Patton here. and
her sister -in-law. Mrs. James Nice Co
CT The tea table was set with pink
flowers.
big Chnrity Play.
Another large audience witnessed the
performances Of Observation-Disclosures
ii"u'G' nj the Academy OF Music yes
'rrohy afternoon under the direction
or me Commonwealth Chapter. paugh-
teis Of the American Revolution ana
many Interesting parties were noted
The play ~ being presented for the
Ragged Mountain Mission OF the Epis-
cohai church. one OF tho leading char
ties IN the State. and faehioparie -
cieiy IL deeply Interested in It's mo-
cucnon an" auccsss. Clinton Hamilton
VINO is directing The play. formerly
lived' in RIchmond. aud /. n son NJ ina
late Charles 81. caughy. ono ~ ,ho
most distinguished men in tho con
huiate service of this country
numerous parties. have been ar
ranged Tor The matinee this afternoon
az" she presence OF the Vice Presids n,
"i the United States and Mrs Mar.
fhail with a number Of friends vii; ha
'hc occasion OF Il large catherine. ~
prominent society folk for III uyoni,,e
prrt"fmance The play VIII b, given
again tomorrow afternoon n, ~,
Same hour. o'clock
In Maryland.
Mrs. Warner Moore who has been in
New York city for some time pnst is
now visiting her sister Mrs William
~ Wight, al her home in Cockeysville.
Nd near Baltimore Miss Mary Hin
s s9n. OF .taIe!eh' C., accompanied Mrs
MooTe to New York and Is also Mrs
WlShts guest at Cockeysvillc They
VIII return TO Richmond the latter nrt
of the week.
Lawn Fctc This Afternoon.
~ large contingent OF fashionable so
eiety will go 10 "Windymere." the coun-
Try home OF Mr.. and Mrs William NJ
liabliston on the Cary Street Road
this afternoon from to o'clock TO
attend the annual lawn fete of the
Guiid OF -. Stephens Episcopal Church
at Westhampton II will be 4 charm
ing ahair IN every detail. and the beau
t!ui grounds and walks OF windy.
mere" viii be thrown open everywhere
10 those attending this function
The entertainment Is non-dcnonina-
tonal and all interested are Invited 10
attend Automobiles will meet the
Westhnmpton cars AT Stop 81 for the
accommodation OF those going out th,,
way. All sorts of novel and attrac-
live features have been arranged for
the entertainment and amusement of
those IN attendance
Officers OF the guild are as follows.
Mrs NJ G. Patterson. PRESIDENT Mrs
James C. Smy,h. first Vice presidcnt;
Mrs. Gordon Wallace second vice pres
ident; Mrs. julien Gum. recording sec
rotary. and Mrs. st. George Anderson
treasurer.
The members of the committee in
charge OF tho entertainment include
Mrs w. "A. Witherspoon. Mrs ST.
George Anderson. Mrs. c. NJ Knox. Mrs
George a Tower. Mrs. W. NJ Habliston.
Mrs James C. Smvth, Miss Mary Ball
Miss annie Ball. Mrs. j. c. Hunter, Mrs
L. ]. willis. Mrs. l.. T. Jordan. Mrs
Thomas w. Purcell. Mrs r. H. Tailey
Mrs Frank Hobson. Mrs. r. a. Miller,
Mrs c. r. Caperton. Mrs. Il. Ct. Sydnor.
Mrs r. c. Stcarnes. Mrs. +. y. Shafer
Mrs Edgar Taylor. MRS. c. l.. RUM,
Mrs c. x. Bryant, Mrs. r II. Terrell
and Mrs. George w. Warren
At the Country Club.
Members OF the Country Club OF Vlr-
Binia Will give dance this evening
from TO IL o'clock at the clubhouse
In nonor of the visiting Middle-Atlantic
Golf Association players.
The annual dinner complimentary to
the participants In tn tournament Sill
he given Friday night On Saturday
evening nj o'clock the tournament
prizes will be awarded on the Country
Club lawn, md there will be dancing
ut night
Returned to Alexandria.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure and Miss Emily
Johnson have returned to Alexandria
from Hichmcnd. where they visited Mrs.
Hunter mcclure. Mrs. Hunter Mcclure
entertained ut dinner Sunday at Dr.
Stuart McGulre's country home Fer
U1ppn,'h'' i'm honor her f,oucin (lov.
ornor Henry c. Stuart. Among other
Ieusts wee DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Guirc, Miss Emily Johnson and Johnson
Mcclure.
Golden Wedding.
The following Item from the Balti-
moro sun Is OF much interest to rela-
tives and friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
Myers. here and throughout the State:
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Myers, 2S23
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