The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-18
GARDEN PARTY PROVES
CHARMING SPRING EVENT
Mr.. and Mrs. james D. Winston, Guest
of Dir. and Mrs. Laird mt "PIni-
fer PnrkJ,
WILL SPEAK Al woMAN's CLUi,
Mrs. jeffrey Montague VIII Hend Pm
Dcr-huny Attend Ounce ut otter
bnrn Springs Hotel.

marriage OF their daughter. Ellen Chi
chester, TO Sidney Taylor Thomas on
the evening OF June . ut ST. Thomas's
church, Washington.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the brides home, 1900 T
street. to which the bridal party. reia-
lives. and fcw intimate friends w!ll
he invited
Mrs. wilmo, Vail Castle OF Ro-
chester. y. Y. ami Mrs. Joseph y.
Wethercli. or ClarksbuTs, w. Va. will
be tnatrons Of honor for Miss David
son. Migs Mary Montague. OF Wash
lhgton. VIII be her maid of honor, and
tho bridesmaids viii be her cousin,
Miss Lucy Mackall. of Virginia; Miss
katherine Gum. OF Richmond. and Miss
Eloiso Orne. OF Washington.
MISS Davidson has several times Wis
tied In Richmond as the guest OF Miss
, Gum. and has been much admired.
Miss Gum VIII leave town the latter
part OF this month for Washington
to attend the wedding. and "a number
OF pretty functions have been planned
In honor or the bTide-elect and her
InainH.
For SIR. and Mrs. Winston.
~ charming event OF the late spring
season was the garden party given
on Thursday afternoon at 'Pinifer
Park. the country estate OF MIR. anJ
Mre Edwin e. Laird, In Chesterfield.
IL was lovely affair In every detaii.
ana the lawn and surrounding grounds
formed picturesque setting for tho
handsome gowns worn by th. won-
on present. Mr.. and Mrs. James O
winston, o! Ne" YORK. who are gucat.
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Laird a; their home
were the honorccs. and stood with
their hosts on the lawn 10 greet the
quests Invited 10 meet them Flower
inH Ehrubs and spring blossoms In the
garden and cdging the walkwRys made
charming background for tho enter
ncni, and the tables arranged about
the lawn were decorated In wild dow
crs and wood blooms. Miss Alice Reed
welcomed the guests on the piazza
and Mrs. William 7. Reed presided at
the punch table. About seventy guests
were invited TO meet Mr.. and Mrs
Winston.
Leave for Boston.
Mrs. Richard I. Alvey and her Gaugh-
ter, bliss Byrd Alvey, left town on Fri
day for Norfolk, from which city they
expect 10 sail for Hos,on. Mass Mrs.
alvey and Miss Alvey will spend tho
next several weeks In New England.
Al the Womnn's club.
Mrs. jeffrey Montague viii read
charming paper before the members OF
The Woman's Club this afternoon at :
o'clock on tn. subjects OF The Kings
Castles Ia bavaria AMI the Highways
10 Them" Tea VIII be served follow
ing her address. she has spent scvera'
years az an art student abi Dad. and
the material gathered during heC resi-
dcncc In old World countries Is eS-
trtrncly Interesting
The May card tournament OF tho
club was held on last Friday evening.
and fourteen tables played This was
the last tournament ~ the season. ana
-vas an unusually attractive affair
The highest score was made by Miss
Virginia Peasants. The club was dec
Grated In vases OF peonies and iris, and
supper was served at the card tables
following the game.
Invitations ItrcHiied.
President and Mrs. F. ". Boatwr!Rht.
OF Richmond College. have recalled
invitations Issued for reception In
honor OF Dean and Mrs. j. Motcait.
on account OF the recent death OF Pro-
fcssor II. a. Van Lnndinsnnm.
To Visit Bni,imorc.
Says the Baltimore News:
Mrs. j. Caskic Cabel!. of Richmond.
will arrive this week to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Soinerville jackson AT
their residence. ~ West Biddle Street.
Mrs. Cabcl! Is a sister-in-law Of Mrs.
Albert Richie. OF 1924 ST Paul street.
Mr and Mrs. Jackson have leased for
me summer Garrison Forest School
which they VIII occupy on June i Mrs.
Jackson's brother. Evelyn Arnold
Harrison ana Charles X. Harrison,
jr.. Will be their guests for the sum
mer."
Enlargement Announced.
Mrs. James =. Hoofnagie. Of Ash
land, entertained the Junior Literary
Club Tuesday afternoon In honor of
MICS Martha DrcWry Hughes. To an
nouncc the engagement and approach
ing wedding, to take place June 49, or
Miss Hughes 10 the Rev. James Spotts-
wool Ncenc, OF the Baltimore Confer
cncc. Methodist Episcopai Church. South
on serving the refreshments tho an
:louncement was made In very UNIQUE
manner. taking the form of II pu:zle
n h..
himself. The ices were In nlolds OF
wedding bells and hearts, with a C'upid
rcrched on each. who had IN his pos
session one letter OF the alphabct--o
part OF the puzzle 20 be solved I-Don
putting these letters together the nlvs-
terry was disc!osed--ihe names OF tho
bride and groom elect. with the date
Of tho wedding revealed. Those pres
ont were: Misses Clarke Hoofnacle.
Elsie and Sarah Cardweil. Peacny
Fleet, Annie Macon and Virginia POTTS
Suth Rlakey. Denzel Hunt. Mau1e
Woodnn. EtheI Howard. Mamie Walden.
Orvile Street. Marie McCul!en VIZ
einia Marshall and Miss Martha Drewry
Hughes.
Going West.
Mrs. Travers Daniel. .rr., will leave
. Richmond the latter part of this weeI,
for Montana, where she Will iotn hrr
husband. Mr. Daniel has been in Inc
West for the past year on account OF
ms health. which Is now greatly I'm
proved.
At the Art Club.
Mrs c. 7. Clarke viii tax on 'Ind,,s
tries and Their Effect Upon Art' to-
morrow afternoon ut the Art Club of
Richmond. The address will be an OK
oeedinely interesting and Instructive
one as Mrs. Clarke has accomplished a !
great deal In the line of teaching in
dustrial art Mt the High school. ms well
rs her own personal experience along
those lines, Tea VIII be poured by tho
house committee following tho lecture
Return 10 Their Home.
MIS- j. w. Roberts ana Mrs. L. Il. |
koberls, who have been guests n, |
"Cobalto." the home OF DR.. G. T. Barks- |
dale, have returned to their homo Ia
Chase City. They were also In Rich |
mond TO attend the concerts OF tho hJny
Festival last week.
Dance at OtterburR SPRINGS
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