The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-07
THIRD DANCE WILL
IoE ON ROOF TONIGHT
EVENTS At wEsTMoRELASD CLUB
BEING ATTENDED BY
MANY.
DANCES AT THE CLUBS
INTEREST IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ENGAGEMENT AT BALTIMORE.
DANSAyT BY MRS. POLLARD
THIS EVENING.

The third OF the series Of Informal
dances given by the westmorelarld
club will he given this evening on the
roof garden Of the club from $50
to 1850 o'clock. These dances have
become among the most delightful
Of the Lenten season and are at
tended by a large mum Der of mem
bers
Prominent Engagement
Mrs. William Alexander Wylie has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter, Mrs Helen Wylie Nc
Laughlin. and Mr.. Robert Young Con-
rad. son of Major and Mrs Holmes
Conrad, Of Wine hester. Va. The mar
ffage Will take place Saturday, March
18TH q. the residence of Mrs. Wyiie,
H1f St Paul street.
They will sail March nth by the
CArcnsa fer Europe where they viii
spend their honeymoon. On their
Erturn they will occupy the house in
Winchester which is being built for
them.
Mrs Mclaughlin IL beautiful
young woman, and Is noted for her
charming personality
Mr.. Conrad, who ia a young law
yer, belongs TO the distinguished fam
Ivy OF that name. He is a graduate
~ the University Of Virginia. in
which State he is prominently con-
necsed.
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Everett Waddey is in Phfla-
deiphia, from which place she will
( leave shortly for New York. where
she will meet her daughter, Misc Car
ne Waddey. who is returning from
India about the middle OF March
Miss Waddey has been spending sew
Arai months with her sister. Mrs
Charles Robinson, who WAS formerly
Miss Helen Waddey,
At the Clubs.
In spite of the bad weather, fash -
aonable society will gather at the
clubs this afternoon and evening for
informal dances. As usual there will
be music and dancing at the Hermit
tage Golf club this afternoon from
$50 TO 7 o'clock and from to II
o'clock an orchestra will play for
dancing at the Country Club Of Vlr-
ginia.
Returns To AIexaudria.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett. presi-
dent OF the National Florence Crit
senden Mission. has returned to Alex
nndria, after spending some time in
this city, where she made several
brilliant addresses and was greatly
entertained.
Miss Pollard's Dansant.
A very delightful event of TODAY is
the dansant which Miss Ellen Pol
lard lis giving this afternoon at 6; 80
O'Clock in Harrison hall. Spring
flowers and palms will be used 10
decorate the hall and prizes awarded
to the best couples taking part in the
a.
will take place at 6" O'Clock The
patroneeses for the afternoon are:
Meedames Stuart Cooke, benjamin
West Tabb. Charles Cooke y. Stew
art Hume. r. f. Hough. J. s. Rey-
nolds. r. r. Carlton, ], II. Spicer, G.
G.. Lakeland, Marvin r. Nuekols. Ed
ward Qnarles. Evan K. Chesterman
Mat Eastwood, Jean Blair. w. f.
3 Robey. Cary ellis Stern, 6. p. Will
Hams, J. l.. Earneai, w. $. Stevens
William C. Bell. Frank Crutchtield
Alvin Smith, w. r. Saunders. w. =.
Wood r. L. Bingham, Edmund Hoge
and Lee Rose, The judges for the
contest dances include Misses Mary
Meek. Mary Nicholas Ainslie. Dali
las Lee. Roger Mlllhiser aand Mines
Neal.
OF Interest
Ell The Rev. Frank Page. OF Fairfax,
Va. brother OF Thomas Nelson Page,
the author and present am bassador
20 Italy, has been spending several
days in Baltimore. where he conduct
ed Lenten services at Old st. Paul $
Protestant Episcopal church, and he
and his wife were guests OF honor at
a luncheon given by Rev. DIR. and Mrs.
Arthur b. Kinsolving They have re
turned TO Fairfax
Personal
Mrs c. j McRae. who has been
the guest OF friends in this city. has
returned to her home in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Wright, Of Goochland.