Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04

Miss Gertrude. and their son. Montague
Jr.
Mrs. Pitcher was costuncd in laven-
der charmeuse yelled in violet net
trimmed with velvet of tho same shade
carrying vlolets. Miss Gertrude was
Sowned In pink messalinc. roiled in
light blue net and trimmed In light blue
panne velvet and cream lace. She car
ried sweetpeas. An orchestra played
through the evening. The dining room
was the ballroom. and the den was used
az card room. Miss Estell Cooke.
Margie Palmer and Louise Pitcher pre-
sided at the punch bowl. At midnight
"A buffet supper was served
The guests from Baltimore. Rich
! lnond. West Point and county numbered
! about $50.
Jones-Townes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c: Jones. OF 1909
Floyd Avenue, announces the marriage
of their daughter, Ethel Louise. to
Percy J. Townes, on March % in Wash
ington
Miss Jones was popular young stu
dent Of the John Marshall High school.
and MIR. Towncs graduated from the
Riverside Military College After sew
eral weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Townes cX-
pect to make their future home IN
Danviiie.
Fraternity Gathering.
Richmond Alumnae Chapter. Ieta
Tau Alpha Fraternity. has invited all
the National !FanIIellenic fraternity
women OF Richmond 70 reception at
the home OF Mrs. William Robertson
Beverley, 1907 West Grace Street Fri
day afternoon from 4:3O TO $50 O'Clock.
There are about nifty members Of
National Pan-Helienic fraternitics in
Richmond. representing some fifteen
Greek letter organizations. and 1t liz
hoped that this gathering will be pre-
liminary to the forming Of a city Pan
Hellenic, having for it's object the fur
therance of fraternity activities in
| Richmond
There will be music and a short adj
dress on "lnter-Fraternity Co-Opera-
ton"
| Officers of the Richmond Alumnae
| Chapter. who will receive. are Miss
! Mary Simpson, president: Miss Isabel
Walker. vice -president: Mrs. William
Robertson Beverley and Miss l.orena
| Mason, secretaries. and Miss Mary.
| trner treasurer.
Return to Waynesboro.
Mrs. ]. r. Templeton and daughter,
Miss Mary Osborne Templeton, who
have been spending. the past several
months in Baltimore and hmond,
| returned to Waynesboro Thursday. For
the past six weeks 1-rs. Templeton and
| Miss Templcton have been in Rich
rnond, and also spent some time in the
| North.
| Baznnr Tea Room.
| The tea room at the Blues Bazaar
on Thursday. April 20. is in charge Of
the lakewood Juniors. and they have
| Assisting at this booth are Misses
Grace Schermerhorn, Mabel Dobbins.
| Jane Burton, Edith Reams. George
Zines. Fac Reams. Ora Austin. Winston
| Gentry. Laura Parker. Lucille Palma :
| tary, Eugenia Jobson, Alice Satterf.eld,
| M hoY-
| guerite Parrish. Mrs. John Lee Davis
| is general treasurer.
| Dances Mt Bnzanr.
At the Blues Bazaar on Tuesday
afternoon. April 10. the chairman OF the
| children's entertainment committee has
| arranged 4 very interesting program
! One OF the many features for this date
| are the exhibition dances by the pupils
| OF Miss Ella Binford Miss Mary .-.tel-
| ton is pianist for the afternoon, and
the following program has been ar
/ ranged: Grand march. TO which every
child present Is invited to take part
whether member OF the class or not;
| hoop dance. by Miss Bessie Hoge: fox
t!ot. by Mary Austin Mann Elizabeth
Gibson. Mildred Gates. Elinor Fry,
Dorothy Wetzel and Sue Sharp: Mis-,
| Ellinor Fry will initiate Pavlowa's
Swan dance. accompanied by Mrs. Hec-
! quenberEs pupil. Master Sam Shklcr
violinist: Maxine. by Virginia Jones
| N'o ia ~ " HitS' NdptTNoIi dHC
| Reaumor Stearnes, Allen Campbell and
| Mildred Gates. .Eil!nor Fry. Elizabeth
| Gibson and others; the fan dance. by
| Dorothy and Frances Rikc: Cupid
| Eliza beth Gibson; skirt dance and other
! dances. by Misses Elizabeth Coke, Flor
ence Pcple, Frances Arlington. Vir-
ginia McCabe. Charlotte Kent. Mary
| WORKMAN. Katherine Williams. Lily
McCabe. Nancy Hough. Annie Causey,
! Virginia ouarles, Margaret Moncure,
| Mary Miller. Nora Lee Antrim. Frances
| Pinckney, Lamont Bryan. Eugene Diet
| rich. Alma Cannon. Charlotte Purcell,
Ellinor Knox. John Davenport. John
Gatewood. Elizabeth Wallace William
Talley. Virginia Terrell. Frank Hob
son. the Misses Caperton and others.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.