Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-29
MR.. AND MRS. ANDERSON
WILL GIVE EASTER DANCE
invitations Issued for Affair In Hon
T. or OF James w. Allison, Of Col
umbia University.
MISS WATsoN's ENGAGEMENT
'''ter of Fourth District Con-
sresSman to We'd Frank II. SUIT
ton, DIR. Alphonso Smith
"ii' Speak Here To-Day.

: Nr' and Mrs. John T. Anderson, Of
''o west Franklin Street. have sent out
invitations for a dance to be given ut
"e'r residence on the evening OF Mon
GaS' April s. at 1880 o'clock. Tho affair
70 IN honor Of Mrs. Anderson's son.
lanes w. Allison, Jr., who Is student
q, Columbia University, New York. this
9Tsss'on. Mr.. Allison will spend The
"ster holidays 1h Richmond.
continent Engagement.
Judge and Mrs. Walter A. Watson
nave announced tho engagement OF
she'r sister. Miss Rebekah Shore Wat
S"n. 70 Frank T. Sutton. Jr., of Henrico
uIouhty. the wedding to take place some
.'he In the month OF May. The an
nouhcement is Of the greatest interest
-. 60 society here and throughout the
Sla'e, since both Miss Watson and Mr..
sutton are widely related In Virginia.
r rrors ,, watson Is now Congressman
from Virginia. and has been spending
e winter season in Washington, where
ooth Mrs. Watson and Miss Watson
nave been much entertained. The mar
rhKc. which IL to be celebrated in May,
VIII be an event OF much social i'm
po''ance. and a number OF relatives and
inehds from Richmond Will attend the
ceremony
Affairs OF To-Day
Or. Alphonso Smith. Of the University
or virginia, will lecture before the
mem 6ers OF the Woman's Club and their
kuests this afternoon a. 4:a0 o'clock on
y. Henry" Mrs. J. Allison Hodges is
shairman OF the afternoon, and brill
iant audience will throng the club par
ors TO hear Dr. Smith. The speaker Is
gifted and charming scholar. and his
appearance at the club here is always
he club season.
Mrs. Nelson Steele. Mrs. Granville
valentine and Mrs. Philip st. George
;ooke VIII act as hostesses this after
noon for the indoor golf tea at the JEFF
erson Hotel. The tea tables Will DO
tecorated In spring flowers.
Home for the Holidays.
Horace Munson continues sick at his
BONE. 40 West Franklin Street.
MISS Alice Munson is returning to
richmond for the Easter holidays. after
tending school In New York for this
ession. Miss Munson Will be the guest
Miss Ellen Wright Wise. on Park
venue, during her visit to this city.
nterestinE Lecture.
An interesting and delightful lecture
as given by DR.. Esenwein on How to
Write Short Story" before the senior
lass OF the Wonan's College hero last
eek. Professor Hunter had been using
Pr. Esen~ein's textbooks for the class
nd the address OF the distinguished
eacher himself was heard with great
leasure and enthusiasm. The lecture
as clear and to the point, an open
same to the art Of expression. He
as introduced In a gracious manner
Professor Hunter.
In the evening DR.. Esenwein spoke
p the technique of the novel to Sc
ct group OF men and women. especial
Interested In literary matters. in the
ome OF Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins. His
TX, while illuminating and helpful to
rest to any one who enjoyed reading
good novel. IT was replete with prac-
cal suggestions for either the reader
writer. and a charming and finished
ting forth of the subject. DR.. Esen-
elm speaks with the authority OF the
orough and earnest scholar. and at
e same time with n clearness and
rseness OF phrase which captivates
I'd holds the attention Of his audience.
htronesses for Minstreis.
The patronesses for the society min
rels include Mrs. Leslie Reed, Mrs.
red Scott, Mrs. Fred Noting. Miss
ances Scott, Mesdames II. w Bias
It, Adolph Osterloh, James D. Patton.
,ber, Rennolds. John Lyons. Jordan
axe Otto Noting Henry Basker-
|. Edmund Strudwick. Allen Donnan.
gar Gum. Frank Hail. !. Scott Par
ih, Edward Willis. Gideon Davenport,
brace S. Halves. William Jerfries
yne, Thomas Jeffries A ID. Holiday,
Raab. Hunter Mcclure, Stewart
yam, Hugh Campbell, Fred Peasants,
rginia Blankenship, Henry c. Stuart.
vim Joynes. st. George Bryan, John
Leary, L. l.. Briggs, Frank Mcclure,
,nry Hazard, Edward Mcclure, r. l..
npson. G. p. Walford. Waller Morton,
l.. Golsan. Walter Creath. Alvin NJ.
Nth. w. r. Dance. Miss A. T. Daniel,
.sdames Edward G. Mayo, Thomas l..
pore. James II. Doolcy. c. d. Coleman,
hton Starke, Thomas Alfriend. L. a.
unders. Thomas p Bryan. William II.
bite. christopher Tompkins. John
,rrison. ;. Taylor Ellyson. Charles
nitlock, A. ID. Williams, william Mas
Misses Stuart, Miss Mary Williams,
SIS Maria Blair, Mrs. Preston Cooke,
g. William Adams, Mrs. Lawrence
ice. Mrs. T. N Garter, Miss Caroline
vey, Mesdames George Wayne Ander-
l. A. c. Becker, H. NJ. Boykin. God
h Boykin, Russell Bowie. A. l.. Boul-
re. Melville Branch. Sydney Buford,
n. Calisch. ]. J. Hickok. Julien Hill,
NJ Hoadiey, Henry S. Hotchkiss'
mders Hobson. Eppa Hunton, Jr.,
orge Ben Johnston. Miss Juliet Lee.
s w. r. Meredith. Mrs. James Pleas
rs, Mrs. Norman " Randolph, Miss
lily Ryiand. Mrs. George Cole Scott,
smith. II. NJ. Smith. w. r. Trigg,
knville Valentine. Fred Valentine,
aries V. Darlington, Frank w. Chris
%, Sam Cohen. p. L. Conquest, James
mp Isaac Davenport, Charles Dav-
,ort, Miss Jennie Elicit, Harry Fra
r. George Gibson, Clarence Millhiser,
Milhser, H. r. Miller, John Miller,
Minor, Richmond Moore, Carroll
ntague, A. J. Montague, w. S. Nc
H. Thomas B. McAdams, John D,
Is, Garrett Wall, James Walker, B.
ldolph Wexford, Barton Wise, Miss
,ic Rose Walker. Mrs. Ormond
ing, Mrs. w. S. Chalmers, Mrs C. w.
incr Miss Louie. Noting. Miss Bes-
HILL Mrs. James A. Caskie, Mrs.
riga Warren. Mrs. w, NJ. Fishburne,
Claire Tinsley, Miss Armitage,
:. Murray M. Mcclure. Mrs. Robert
rabell Mrs. Richard T. Alvey.
Dabney to Speak.
nusual interest attaches to the next
.ting Of the Richmond Foreign Re-
Association at tho Jefferson audi
UNI on Wednesday evening. DR.. r.
tn Dabney. of the University of Vir-
la, Will be the speaker on this oc-
on. His subject will be on Some
sibls BENEFITS of the War" Dr.
Inay's reputation as n thinker and