The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
MISS CRENSHAW TO ATTEND
BRYN MAWR FESTIVAL
blues Cclcbrntc Ono Hundred and
Twcnty-Eith Anniversary mt
ArmUry Tonight.
CARD PARTY ron MISS POWELL
Mnny Visitors la Richmond for Spring
Sensrn-MIss Minors Piano Glass
Gives Nu.Icnt Rccitnl.


Miss Fanny g. Creushaw left yos-
terday morning for Bryn Mawr college
Ia attend her class meeting and the
May Day Festival nj the college. whicn
latter occurs every four years. Miss
Crenshuw was accompanied by Miss
Mary Moore and Misu Emily Thomason,
who are students at Miss Elletts School
here.
Miss WarHcld Crenshaw Is spending
guest of Miss Mary Moore. OF Sandy
Springs. Md. and will visit the Mon
tessori School at Washington, she
will also attend the horse show and
tonnis tournament I'm that city
Class Meeting.
Miss Zcllc Minors piano class met at
her studio, lis East Franklin street.
on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marie
tlbboney won !irst honor in the etudc
contest, and Miss Mary Lewis the sec
ond. Miss Minor viii continue her
class during the early part OF the
summer. The following selections
were chariningly rendered:
"May Time" (Bchr). Master George
LII PITT: Scissors Grinder and Church
Bell' (Aiartin), Miss Dorothy Gianniny,
''Pastorella' (GrcshJ, Miss Louise CAB
honey; Believe Me ii All those I'm
dearing Young Charms" Nfrccmanl,
Miss Jennie Sale Jones. Barcarollc
I.ovo Song tHeuseip, Miss Mary Lewis;
Come Back TO Erin" Giuhep. Miss
Lucy Moore Willis: Polonaise (Merkol) t,
Miss Marie Gibboncy: Nalso Aragon'
:tiso Thornc), Mrs, Eunice Walker
niues Celebrate.
Tho Blues are celebrating the'r
18th anniversary to-day with !, dance
IN the armory from TO $50. and a
stag supper and cabaret show at $50
o'clock. The dance VIII be attended
by tile members OF the battalion and
,hcir guests, and promises 10 be q.
most attractive affair. Souvenirs OF
the anniversary were TO have been sent
out by mail and were intended a.
cards OF admission. hut did not arrive
in time, and Will be distributed at the
door Instead.
The evening entertainment VIII IL Ike
The form OF AN old-fashloncd spread.
and following supper, several acts from
the local theatres viii ainusc the
crowd. and the evening Will close with
songs TO the accompaniment Of a
stringed orchestra
For Miss Powell.
one OF the mos; brilliant occasions
of the spring WAS the card party which
Mrs. 4. l.. Powell gave Thursday AZ
ternoon from 10 o'clock, at her
home. In Newport News, for her guest.
Miss Annie Powell, OF Richmond The
house WAS attractively decorated
Palms and ferns being placed through
out tile lower floor, and bowls OF pan
sizes formed = pretty centrcpiecc for
each tuble. Auction and straight
bridge were played. and At the con-
clusion OF the game, tea was served
There were seven tables. and the
guests included Mesdamcs Sutton, Of
Richmond; :. Otis Bland. Frank r.
lIragg, Frank Is. Lawton, w. Hutsor
snlley. Clarence w. Robinson. W. w
llarwood. ID. ;. Jones, Jackson w.
Tignor. Hnryus Jones. w. II. Chaplin
l:osScr L. Marston, H. l.. Parker,
Thomas r. Stearnes. Edloc MoTvcOck.
Walter =. Livezcy Holmes McAlurran
John W. c. Jones, Howard Bowen, !.
r. Harrison, Samuel Il. Buxton, &. i
Cornclious. Frederick Sanford and
John Mattingly, and Misses Lille
stewart Gencvieve Shutc and Lillian
Harrison.