The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-21
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Patton viii. next winter. conduct a
large dancing school for children
among the most fashionable little set
in town. Her program for this af-
ternoon Is as follows:
"Pavlowa Gavotte." by six charm
ing girls, Misses Cary Talfaferro.
Dorothy Routan Leticia Van Bue-
rem, Katherine Lee, Mildred Ragland
and Ruth Houston. These young la
dies will wear colonial costumes, es-
pecially designed for the occasion.
Little Annie Peterborough and
Marjorie Haskins Will dance THE
Castle Polka"
Summer" an exquisite solo dance,
will be given by Miss Parke Patton,
who will also give Japanese dance
IN costume Miss Jane Cushman will
be the accompanist Of the afternoon.
Meeting of Missionary Circle.
The Baptist Womens Missionary
Circle of Richmond and vicinity VIII
hold its annual meeting at Grace
Street Baptist Church on Friday after
noon. April 23. at O'Clock. This Is
the regular time for the spring meet
ing of the circle also, and there will
be a number of interesting features
on the program Young womcn's
work will be the special topic and
the Y. W. A. hymn will he sung by
large choir OF girls. before a round
table discussion, led by Mrs. Julien =.
Thomas her subject being our
Young Women" There viii be
black board roll call, and at the close
of the regular meeting a dcmonstra-
ton will be given by the Camp Fire
Girls Of their club work a the House
of Happiness All young women IN
the Baptist churches are cordially in
vited to attand these meetings.
Announce Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Benjamin
Hamlet announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ella Valentine, 10
Mr., Otis Wingo Russell. son of Mr.
and Mrs w w Russell. The cere-
mony took place Tuesday, April 20,
at II o'clock. in the home of the
bride, Rev. w. G. James officiating
Miss Clara Tompkins played the
wedding music. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Virginia
Ernestine Hamlet. and Mr. John "
Russell was his brothers best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left immHdi-
ately for a wedding trip North.
Womcn's Meetings.
The regular meeting OF the Social
Service Study Club. under the dlrec-
Llbn oI hEfs iNNSi iidlu II 1 oAA7s "+A'
be held In Centenary Methodist
Church, at o'clock this after
noon. Mrs. ]. r Mastin will pre-
side over the meeting and addresses
on different phases Of the work will
be made by Rev. w A. Cooper ana
Mr. Louis Nick. Judkins.
Chlmborazo Mothers Club will
meet this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
when Miss Dixon, wife of the super
intendent OF the Methodist Institute.
will give a talk on Girls"
Friday evening al s o'clock there
will be very unique little play given
al the school for the clubs benefit. en-
tiled Miss Fearless and Company"
The money made by this club goes
for child welfare.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Alumnae Association of the Richmond
Training School for ktndergartners
will take place this afternoon. at
o'clock. at the Mechanics Institute.
Miss Brooks will address the meeting.
and a full attendance is desired.
Personals.
Miss Virginia Haskins. of Meadow
Brook" left yesterday for visit TO
friends and relatives In New YORK.
MT. ana AiIS- tSti uOIl IidINtt Ill,
whose marriage was a fashiona bic
event of early April In South Carolina.
are now at home in Mattoax, Va.
Rev. Joseph j. Magri Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary J. Magri, In Lyncn-
burg.
Mrs Herbert w. Jackson and her
sister, Mrs. Hal Wood, who has been
visiting her here. are now the guest
OF friends in Tarboro. n. c.
Mrs. Roy Dunbar. of Georgia, is
the guest of Mrs. A. d. Williams. on
West F'ranklain Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. BrockenbrouEh Lamb.
who have been spending their honey
moon IN the North. have returned to
the city, and are the guest for a few
days of Mrs. Aubin l.. Boulware, at
East Franklin Street.
Miss Vera Palmer has been III for
several DAYS at her home. 17l0 Park
Avenue.
Miss Pauline Long. who has been
visiting Misses Laura and Virginia
Cannon. at their home IN Ginter Park
has returned to her home in irving
ton, Va.
Misses LAURA and Virginia Cannon
left yesterday morning for visit to
friends in I4ynchhurg, and at Ran
dolph- Macon Woman's College. In
Lynchhurg they will he the guests OF
Mise Edith Wfnfree,
Miss Mary Dade Thornton has re-
turned TO her home here after visit
TO Miss Lucille Ayler, In Newport
News.