Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-12
WEEKEND HOUSE PARTY
IN COOCHLAND COUNTY
Miss Mary Wright Entertaining Her
Friends at "Howard's
Neck"
EXCURSION TO JAMESTOWN
Many Well-Known People to Accom-
pany Annual Pilgrimage Of Asso-
citation for Preservation Of Vir-
Sinia Antiquities on Saturday.

will be the weekend house party
given by Miss Mary Wright. at
towards Neck" in Goochland County.
AT which a number OF Richmond guests
viii be entertained Francis Johnson
VIII motor to Goochland Saturday with
g party of friends to attend Miss
Wri@hts house party, among which
will he Miss Anne Myers and Miss
Janet Jones.
Miss Wright frequently visits in
Richmond and Norfolk. where she is
much entertained. and this spring spent
SeNeral weeks here as the guest of
Mrs. Saunders Hobson and Miss Anne
Myers
iirturDs to Washington.
Miss Lucy Hanes has returned 20 the
Cathedral School, in Washington. af-
ter visit to her brother. Dr. Frederic
liancs. and Mrs HaucS. at their apart
incnt in Monroe Terrace. Miss iiancs
was guest of honor at several smart
AFFAIRS during her stay here. DR.. and
Mrs. iiancs were hosts at dinner Fri
day evening at the Westmorciand Club
IN honor OF their sister and enter
tained party OF friends at an in
formal picnic at Murphy's Mill on Sat
urday.
Excursion Ia jamestown.
y large contingent of Richmond peo-
pie will go with the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Anti1ui-
ties Saturday on their annual pilgrim
age 10 jamestown. number Of In
tercsting parties have been made up
for this event. which IL always one
of the leading affairs ot the Spying
season Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson is pres
!dent OF the association, and the corn
mttee in charge of the excursion in
cludes Mrs. T.. -. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Ar
thur r. wilmer. and Miss Bette Ely
son. Miss Ellyson, as usual, will have
charge Of the refreshments and cloak
izft Itch. f
parts Of the state will be in Richmond
this week To 30 to Jamestown sat
urdav with the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities.
ana the outing down the James River
promises TO be one OF the most inter
"sting given In some time.
In Trenton.
Misses Helen and Nick.ti Johnston.
daughters of Dr.. and Mrs. George Ben
Johnston. who are attending school at
chestnut hin. near Philadelphia spent
Inc past week end In Trenton. y H.
aS guests OF their cousin, Mrs Barker
=. TAMIL formerly Miss Page Ayle,t
Ro%all. Of Richmond The Misses John
SION attended dance at Princeton
University and several small affairs
during their brief stay In Trenton
colonial Danes to Attend.
y number Of prominent Colonial
Danes from Richmond Will go TO Alex
andria on Wednesday, May 2s 10 at
tend the Rraddock unveiling, which
Viii he held there that afternoon at
go o'clock. II Will be notable
vent, and many distinguished men and
Women from all parts of the country
VIII be present. The program for tho
afternoon is p most interesting and
delightful one. Colonial DANES from
all over the stat. have been invited
ana II liz hoped that a large number
OF these women VIII h" present. for the
occasion.
Loving Cup for Teacher
The home OF Miss Lille Rinnant.
south Richmond was the scene of
merry gathering last Friday evening.
"hen the English class OF the John
Marshall Night High School presented
It's teacher, Or. Stuart A Stccer. with
handsome loving cup as a token OF
the nigh esteem IN which he is held by
the class, and their appreciation of the
:alucd service rendered
Spring blossoms and growing plants
decorated the hall and pIriors. Games
we're INDUCED in and music was rem
dercd throughout the evening.
After presentation OF the cup by
Hermann Zank, III wcll-chosen words
refreshments were served
Lecture This Afternoon.
The conference OF the Richmond
Gronpe. Alliance Francaise. will be
held this afternoon at 1880 o'clock in
the Art Club of Richmond 52l West
Grace Street. Mile Boutin Will he the
speaker of the afternoon, and her sub
jcci viii be The Cathedral OF Rheims"
The lecture will be a very interesting
ono, and members Of The Richmond
Group" and their guests Viii fill tho
club parlors for the event
Bell Day.
To those who contribute TO the main
tenauv" and support of the Home for
lncurahles II is matter OF intense
satisfaction To risi; that institution ana
/ In q
agement and cleanliness there This is
an unendoweh clarity and tho upkeep
OF the building and the care OF the
patients are severe drains upon the
treasury. Nonsectarian in character
almost every denomination is reprc-
sentcd, both on the board of managers
ana among the inmates 1t is earnestly
hoped that on Bell Day. Tuesday May
IS the public will respond with the
same generosity that has marked its
attitude toward the Home for Incur
ables in preceding years The board OF
managers, assisted by number of
young girls. will have stations at vari
Gus points in the city.
Quiet Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. De Jarnctte an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Charlotte Martin, to James Lomax
Hunter. son of Mrs. Florence C. Hunter
and the late James Hunter. Jr. the
ceremony having taken place verv
quietly at high noon on SATURDAY,. Mav
III the home OF the bride near Rutber
len. Only the Immediate families of
tho bride and groom were present at
the ceremony.
Closing Exercises.
y great many fashionable little girls
and boys Will attend the closing cyer
ciscs of Miss Ella Binfords dancing
class this Afternoon at o'clock i'm the
ballroom of the jefferson Hotel These
classes include some of the most promi-
uent children in the city, and their
dances are among the smart affairs Of
each season All interested in the af-
fair this afternoon are cordially invit-
cd to attend.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Parrish have sent
out invitations to the celebration OF
the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
rage, to be held May II at their home.
sandy Hook, in Goochland County. Mr..