Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Mr.. AND MRS. CARTER At
OLD POINT FOR WEEK END
Miss Garter Leaves for North Caro-
lima to Visit Mrs. BcncIam
Cameron.
MISS HAINEs TO LECTURE
VIII Speak on Gardens" This After
noon at Y. w. 9. A.-Isichmond
People Entertained i'm Norfolk.
Amateur Play at at. James Church.

hiss isabelle Garter and Mrs. Carter's
'dthcr, Peter H. Mayo. OF this city, spent
the wcek-cnd Mt Ola Point Comfort.
Miss Carter has left for North Caro-
lima. where she VIII he tho guest OF
Acr aunt, Mrs. Beneham Cameron. In
Raleigh for tho next ten days.
Officers OF Club.
The Girls Auxiliary to the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery includes ii number
OF prominent society girls In Its mem
hership, and the big Society Minstrels to
be given under their direction Easter
VIII he one OF the largest and most
fashionable charity events OF the entire
season. The program will he Il unique
ana varied one. and the Academy Of
Music VIII be throngcd with smart soci-
city folk for the three pcrformanccs
which take place there on April S. and
~. Tho officers of the organization are:
Mrs James Gordon Smith, president;
MISS Elizabeth Cooke. vice president:
MISS virginia Christian. recording sec
rotary; Slrs. Nelson steele. corresponds
ing secretary. and Mrs. Douglas YAM
hcrhoof. treasurer.
Affairs of To-day.
great deal of interest ana enthusi.
asm has been shown concerning the lee
lure this Afternoon or Miss Jane b.
fih!ncs. OF Pennsylvania. on Gardens"
when VIII be held at O'Clock at the
Young women's Christian Association.
he lecture VIII he a most delightful
ana Instructive one, since Miss Haincs
is Well known throughout tho country
and is ably qualified to speak on the
subject chosen for her address. This
Lecture Is entirely free to the public and
all Interested are cordially Invited to
attend.
Mrs. Thomas Branch McAdnms Mrs
Thomas p. Scott and Mrs. de Soto F!tz
Gerald will be hostesses this afternoon
az the indoor golf tea at the Jefferson
Hotel
In the Art Club c< Richmond this
afternoon at $40 o'clock Miss Esther
Rroch will address the members and
their friends on Student Life in the
hrt Schools Of Munich" Miss Brock is
art Instructor In one of the public
schools OF the city, and has spent sew
cral years OF study at Munich. She will
he Introduced by Miss Julia Woodbridge.
who was the means OF Initiating art in
The schools. and who has done a great
deal in this line OF work. At the con-
clusion Of the lecture tea Will be served
AL friends OF the Art Club are invited
10 attend this lecture.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. John r. Trout. OF Roanoke. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. George r. Jones.
at 203l Monument Avenue. Mrs. Trout
has lovely voice and has been heard
in rec!tals here several times She has
al
number OF affairs will be given for her
during her brief stay In Richmond
Interesting Dinners.
lieutenant Robert PIERCE. United
States Marine Corps. was hO0 at a din
n.r Saturday evening at the Norfolk
Country Club prior to the dance. Car
nations decorated the table. and Lieu
tenant Peirce had as his guests Misses
Helen Hobbs. Gertrude Gillian Martha
Valentine, OF Richmond; Lieutenant II.
y. Manney United States Marine Corps,
and Lieutenant c. -. Barrett. United
States Marine Corps.
littletosi ". Tazewcll, Jr also gave
n dinner preceding the dance AT the
Norfoli Country Club Saturday even
ing In honor or Mr. and Mrs William
!. Dickson Pink roses We're artis-
t!cally arranged on the table with
pink shaded lights and covers were
laid for twelve Mr.. TazewciYs guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Dickson
Mr.. and Mrs. George DcRrce Taylor
Misses Matte Lamb, Cordclia and Grace
dc Jarnctte. Mary Wright OF Gooch-
land: Mcssrs Holt Page, Harold and
Theodore Wrenn.
Mrs. Dickson was before her mar !
r!aGe Miss Nellie Talbot, CT Waynes- |
horo and Richmond.
~ the Womnn's Club.
Pink and white tulips decorated the
poriors OF the Womar's Club yesterday
afternoon for the second OF the series !
Of spring musicals given there. Mrs
Miss Helen *. F!lebrown the pianist
Louis Weitzel accompanied Mrs Miller !
The program was varied and in /
tcrestinS ono. and Mrs Miller sang In
costume. She wore Scotch plaid for !
tho rendition OF the old Scottish airs
and a quaint pink gown and bonnet
with touches OF pale blue, for the Eng
lsh and Irish ballads. large audience
was present, and the artists We're much (
applnuded
The following oh a r m IN o. r-opr,,p n,o
rendered.:
20, Can Ye Sow cushions?'. ......
Old Scottish Air
MY Love. She's but 1.assic Yet"
Old Scottish Air /
The Land o. the Leal" Baroness Marine
Tho Laird of Cockpen,"
Very Ancient Scottish Melody |
Mrs. Miller.
Ballade .................C Carl Reinicke |
Miss Fillcbrown
The Lark Now Leaves His Watery
Nest ................ Parker !
20. Did You Necr Hear of the Blar-
.r hes Dumb w,fe:,....o old w Ir.h Air
Kitty, of Coleraine". Old Irish Air |
Mrs Miller
summer Night. Gricg
'Fe"'o' Miss r.iiebro , R"'""'"'"0H
Caro- Nome" From "Rigoletto" /
- Birthday" Observation-Disclosures owen |
somewhere Voice Is Calling. Tate
Mrs. Miller.
THE Brownies" ............ Leoni I
when the Angels Cali" Homer 4
THE Elf Man. Wills
Where Dreams are Made. J ohnston 4,
Mrs. Miller.
Easter Play.
The Great Trail" ia the name OF the |
play which all the junior auXiliarics I,
OF the Episcopal churches in Richmond |!
arc TO give in ST. James parish house /!
on Friday evening, April Q, at S O'Clock, |
and again on Saturday afternoon, April |
10. Mt 2 o'clock, II is the custom OF |
this organization each year to present ,
during Easter week n church play the |
proceeds from which arc used for the |
support OF teachers In tho Ragged /
Mountains OF Virginia. This play is !
annually looked forward to with much |
rtcrcst, and some OF the best-known ,
..aarle of ihG eli y Irill ~ 4