The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

Mrs. J. C. Lamb. SCI West Grace Street
Dance Thursday Night.
Miss Thclma Watts will be hostess
mt lovely Easter dance at her homo
In Forest i'm on Thursday evening
About forty guests will he present and
II VIII be very charming affair in
every detail
Cabaret Dinner Dance,
Fashionable society will DO out in
large numbers this evening to attend
tn" cabaret dinner dance that is TO he
riven in the ballroom OF the Jefferson
Hotel by the Girls Auxiliary Of the
Bel Hryan Day Nursery All of the
tables have been engaged several days
ago. and the gallery is also being sold
out 20 those Wishing TO look on at this
attractive affair IT is ono OF the big
ecst charity functions OF the year. and
"ili be. - In the case with all OF the
entertainments given By the auxiliary
! fnlsh.
Meeting Tuesdny.
fhc Williams Memorial Circle OF
/ Kings Daughters VIII meet with Mrs
ROBERT Gary at her home, 23l6 Stuart
/ Avenue Tomorrow afternoon ut 400
O'Clock. "A fun attendance is requested
+ Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Walker, OF Old
mans. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Cora, TO Theodore
| EryGnt kingsbury. Mr. Kinysburv is
4 native OF Wilmington. y c.. but is
now MANAGER OF the Western Union
/ Telegraph Company. Of NorfoIj, Tbn
| Wedding viii take place at the home of
me brlde's parents the latter part of
: June
/ TO Give Concert
The Tabernacle Society of the Sacred
/ Heart Cathedral will give an attrac-
/ tive concert at the McGilI Union nan
&
! Dame Marine de Coster. holder OF tho
/ first prize. BRUSSELS Royal Consery.-
! iorj' Of Music. viii be the pianist. and
| Mrs. Hamilton smith. contralto. will
sing. accompanied by John winston
| Font2ine. II IS TO be one of the rnost
interesting and delightful charity
| events Of tho Easter season and music
/ lovers of Richmond viii be out I'm full
| FORCE 10 attend the affair Some Of the
! lctd'nH society women OF the CITY have
the entertainment In charge. and the
! program VIII be a very brilliant and
| pleasing one.
| .'BeIi Day"
TO those who, In tho past. have con-
! tributcd 10 the maintenance and sup
| por' or the Virginia Home for Incur.
aDI"s, IL ~ matter OF no little sat
! isidction TO visit that institution now
! and be convinced OF the capable
! management and cleanliness existing
| 'hcFe Ihis lie an unendowed charity
ana the up-keep OF the building and
care OF the patients Is q severe drain
| upon the treasury The president and
/ board OF managers ask that on Bel!
/ DAY, "Wednesday, the people will re-
! spond with the same generosity that
has characterized its attitude toward
| the Home for Incura bles in proceed
| ing wears
For Mrs. Hnucs's Dance
! a special car will leave tho Country
| Club stop tomorrow night after the
dance to be given At the clubhouse ,y
Mrs Horace :. iiawcs. The car viii
! 20 10 Ninth and Main. via Broad.
Crnmp-Bond.
! Miss Eta Mae Bond. daughter OF
the Rev. D. g. Lancaster, and Dallas
td"ard Crump. OF Richmond were
| married ut the home Of the officiating
minister, the Rev. J. =. Hutson. at
1880 o'clock on Thursday morning.
The attendants We're Miss Annie
iEre"cr AMI l.. " Cruinp. father OF the
groom After their bridal tour. Mr.
and Mrs. Cruup will make their home
In this city. Mr. Crump IS connected
with the Southern Railway Company.
In md Out OF Town.
Miss Alien" stokes lef, last week for
Washington to hc the guest OF her
aunt. s'rs- Marshall, al d Is now visit
ing her brother. c. =. Stokes. Jr., in
Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Allen has returned to her
homo In Norfolk. after a short visI,
10 Miss Helen Stevens. on Floyd Ave
nue..
Miss Mary Crump Is tho guest OF rel
atives al Mt Airy" near Warsaw, for
this week
Miss Ellie d. Bouldin. OF Washing
ton. is spending few days here as