Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-15
NE. VA. Will MAKE
JAMESTOWN J PILGRIMAGE
English Settlement on
May rs.
BLUES GIVE DRILL AND DANCE
SPRING Musical to Be Held at
WfmaR's Club This Afternoon.
Patronesscs for Authors Reading
by Alfred Noyes on March 20.

ThS annual pilgrimage OF the Assoc
ciatioH9 for the Preservation Of Virginia
antiquities to jamestown will be held
this year on May 10. The steamer Po-
cahonAas has been chartered for the
EXCURSION and Mrs. E. d. Hotchklss is
chairman Of the event. This outing to
Jamestown each May Is one Of the larg
: est so9iety affairs OF the late spring
seasonl and hundreds of prominent
women! from all over the state come
to Richmond TO attend IL. Distinguished
guests from Washington and Baiti
more are expected here for the excur
sion this year. and the outing to James
Town Will be one Of the largest that
has been held In many seasons past.
N the womRn's Club.
The first OF the spring musicales to
"e held In the parlors of the Womans
Club VIII take place there this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock Mrs. A. -. Guigon
Us chairman and the program will be
'endercd by Mrs. Hamilton Smith, con
' iraito. with AIRS. Charming NJ. Ward
'Drearna In Life and Literature"
"ill be the subject Of It most interesting
address that VIII be made Wedncs-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
club by Mrs. Marble. OF Worcester
lecturer. and a large audience will at
tend her talk Wednesday.
battalion Drill md Dance
Tho Richmond Light Infantry Blues
battalion will give full dres. drill
In tho armory Tonight at $40 o'clock
The drfll will be followed by dancing.
for which Invitations have been issued.
Phtroncrses for HenJing.
r One OF the most interesting features
Of this month In social circles here is
~" reading to he given here by Alfred
Moves, the English poet, on March 26.
IN Tho jefferson auditorium. Mr.. Noyes
VIII come TO Richmond under the d.
rcction of the NirE tnia Randolph Elicit
Niumnae Association and the patron
csscs of this affair include some of
tho most prominent women in town.
Among those who have already ac-
ccpicd are: Mrs. Franklin Arnew.
Mrs. John T Anderson, Mrs Lewis
Ayiett. Mrs Archer Anderson, Miss
Anne w. Archer. Mrs. John Stewart
BRYAN. AIRS. Melville Branch Mrs.
| Thomas Ptnkney Bryan. Mrs. Robert
! BRYAN. Miss Maria Blair. Miss Blan-
benship. Mrs. George Bryan, Miss Maria
iran Mrs. Charles r. Boiling. Mrs
T. J.. Conquest. Lr.. Mrs. William Ruff
Aston Cabeil. Mrs. Beverly 7 Crump.
Mrs. John y. Coke. Mrs George n Cam
non, Mrs. T. Z. Dashicil Mrs. Charles
ne Gcer. Mrs John Dunn. Mrs. Frank
Duke, Mrs. John {. Freeman. Mrs I.o-
Kan Golsan. Mrs. Robert Grymcs, Mrs
" u. Gordon. Mrs. j. J. Hickok. Mrs
even Joyncs, Miss Lou Belle Jones
s'rs. Clement ape. Jones, Mrs ROY
Jones, Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson. Mrs
Thomas Jcffrcss. hiss Holiday. Mrs
IT, ". Hazard. Mrs. Jordan Lcake. Mrs
Arthur LEROY. Mrs. W. r. Meredith.
Mrs. Edward Minor, Mrs w l.. Nc
Ncill. Mrs. r. r. y. Myers, Mrs. r. r.
Mnnford, Mrs. j G.. Mc;calf; Mrs.
Warner Moore, Mrs John Muncc. Mrs
clifton Miller. Mrs Herbert Mann
Mrs F. f.. Noting. Mira ". r, opnen ''
hlmer. Mrs. G. Cotesworth pjnckncv.
Mss FeSram. Mrs. - Robinson. Miss
Ca!Iy Ryland. Mrs. Sali.c Nelson Rob
rs, Mrs Edmund Strudwick. Mrs. Geo
noig scott. Mrs T. a. Saunders. Mrs.
William j.. Thomas, Mrs william n
TrIGg. Mrs. p II. Valentine. Mrs
Douglas Wander !Ioof Mrs. Barton
WISE. MRS. William II. White, Mrs
fiancis Dcane Williams, Mrs Arthur
Wilmer and Mrs. Il. Randolph Well
or Wis. Wills.
Very charming indeed was Tho 70,
able In the Jefferson Hotel parlors on
flua! afternoon, presided over nv
ms. George I.andon and Francis
henry Hill browning. OF the Ola Narsa
~ Orange. The affair was I'm honor NJ
heir little cousin Katherine Murat
Willis Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Brown
ns ana their three sons Willis. Lam
on and Francis, are guests Mt the Jef
erson, MT. browning being member of
Tire House or Delegates from Oranre
Last Lecture Of Season
INC spring Thought In Siories' Will
hc the subject OF the last lecture OF
ne season to be given by Miss Hattie
Sell Gresham before her story ,lass a,
he art Club Of Richmond on wednas
2y afternoon Mt o'clock. This class
which has been conducted by Miss
'rcshhm FOR the past two yeara i'm
l!tcLMohu. he's been an event OF the
greatest interest and charm and some
u the best known women of the civ
ave attended ii Miss Gresham is
ino"n throughout the state as n story
eler or the greatest charm and mag
'etsni' and her discourscs on the ar,
II STORYTELLING, the origin and mean
NC OF folktales and myths are delight
III vents Folklore and the need OF
ne fisht KIND OF stories I'm the home
ne classroom have grown in popular
" ouShoht the country, and there
ely city or town OF any size
hi $ not at least ono or two cir
c these story classes.
\ large audience will meet Miss Gres
am Wednesday afternoon for this in
cresting lecture with which her course
or the season is to be concluded
Iaryie-Patton.
Mr.. and Nrs. George r. Patton. of
darlington, S. G., announces the en-
sagement of their sister Miss French
'atton, 10 w. Gordon Flarvie OF this
ty The wedding Will be celebrate ed
his spring.
FOR Miss Fink.
y great many functions have been
iven In honor of Miss Kathrine Fink.
chose marriage to Robert jackson Nc
.anc, OF this city, will be an inter-
sting event OF this week
one Of the handsomest was n linen
hover given on Thursday afternoon at
he home OF Misses Mary and Annie
lowell. 1929 Stuart Avenue The dec
rations were in green and white, car
wing out the st. Patrick idea. The
,ble was decorated with baskets of
hItc roses and lilies OF the valley
nj large tul1e bows were tied to the
andes. The centrepiece was n big