Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
Pilgrimage 10 jamestown.


\ large contingent OF Richmond pco-
pie Will so with the Association for
the Preservation Of Nircin!a ANTIQUITIES
Saturday on their annual pilprima @
10 Jamestown, y number Of interest =
ing parties have been made up fol
this event. which is always one Of the
leading affairs of the sprinr season
Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson is president of
The association. and the committee in
charge OF the excursion includes Mrs.
Z. d. Hotchkiss. Mrs Arthur y. Wilmer
md Miss BETTE Ellyson Miss ELY
son. as usual, Will have charge Of the
refreshments and cloakroom Distiu-
SnisheG guests from all parts OF the
state Will he in Richmond this week to
go to jamestown Saturday with the
Association for the Preservation Of Vir.
GINA Antiquities, and the outing down
the James River promises 10 be one or
the most interesting given in some
time.
Dudie!---Gnry.
Mrs. Florence Edmonds Gary an
noUnces the ergaScmen, ana appvoch-
ing marriages. of her daughter. Esther
May, 10 Beverley Roy Dudley. il. The
wedding will take place in June
Blues Ball.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion has issued invitations to a
large ball TO he given in the arnory
tomorrow evening from 10 ] o'clock
The ball viii be given in honor Of
the women and girls who assisted at
the bazaar in April and VIII 100 & brll-
liant affair il every detail. About 900
cards have been sent out. This ball
will be the regular May celebration
which the Blues give each year, and
plans are on foot 10 make Il one Of
the most brilliant functions ever given
by them.
Decorations will he most elaborate.
and the handsome gowns of tho WON
en-, together with tho uniforms and
gold lace of the militia. will make the
entertainment very beautiful one
MAY Queen Benefit.
"Ye old-Time May Queen and May
Pole" dance vii! be held in the audi
forum Of the Mechanics Institute on
May 25 and - for the bcnCnt OF the
Retreat for the Sick
The May pole dance will he given
by twertY-siX girls, and there will also
be rainbow drill. IN which the -four
seasons, the twelve months ana the
rainbow and its seven colors viii take
part.
There will be- fancy dance by three
girls, and flag drili. in which twenty
four will take part
All sorts OF interesting features win
Md to the beauty and novelty OF The
affair, and the entertainment promises
TO be one of the most unique OF its
kind given here in many year.
At the WOmnn's tinh.
Rev III. II. G. Maclachlan, y ~. PAS
tor of the Seventh street Christian
Church, viii lecture before the mem
bers of the Woman's club tp-nlorro,y
afternoon at O'clock. Mrs Sally Nol-
son Robins IS chairman %, the after
noon. and an informal reception viii
follow the address. Dr. Maclachlan
is a most interesting and delightful
speaker, and his lectures at the club
are notable events Of each season
Married In New York.
OF much interest TO society here and
throughout tn" state is the announce
ment Of the marriage OF Miss Annie
Louise King, daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ, King OF Richmond
to Benjamin " Van horn. Of Raleign
q y. c. The ceremony TOOK place in New
York City on April - At the Little
Church Around the Corner in the pres.
ence Of small company OF relatives
and friends. Both bride and groom are
widely related and the ANNOUNCEMENTS
of their wedding is an event OF fnucr
interest In Richmond
Closing Dance.
The closing exercises Of Miss Ella
Binford's dancing calsses wNl tax,
i place at the jefferson Hotel on Wcdncs,
day Afternoon ~ 80 o'clock No in
4 yitations have been issued and al
parents and friends Interested are cor
daily invited 10 attend AL SORTS o
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