The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-17
ANNUAL Lawn Fete
ii Club Next Month
FIJI BE AN ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR
OF JUNE 4--RIcHMoNDERs
TO ATTEND EXPOSITION

OF JUNE 4--RTCHMONDERS
TO ATTEND EXPOSITION
Among the many interesting affairs
Il ashamed for next month, one Of the
s noxf attractive will he the lawn fete
11ven at the Country Club of viz
Il K5nia on the afternoon of Friday. June
Hx& This liz an annual event at the club.
\ md IL one of the most charming en-
U kertainments given during the entire
X &Aar
Owing to the large membership OF
he club, visitors cards are not good
Swn these occasions. The grounds
nre always very beautiful AT this sea-
Uon OF the year, and the tea tables
ATrnnged on the terraces surrounded
~ the society matrons and maids in
their summer attire. will present q
4 xny and picturesque scene,
To Visit tho Exposition.
VA a number of Richmond society peo-
HAle arc planning trips to California
~and tho exposition within the next
sAosfh the exposition within the next
,3ohn Leary and their children will be
I xhe guests OF MIR. I,eary's mother and
Saiefer. Mrs Thomas II. Leary. and
Hrs. Haskell Derby. who live near San
N FfAncisco. Mrs. Poitiaux Robinson
and Miss Martha Robinson are leaving
eoon. and will return home by way of
canada. Miss Betty Ellyson is plan
SsMing a.trip about the second week in
auue. and win take her nephew,
Taylor Ellyson Crump.
Week end Honse Party.
IsM#' Miss Phyllis Taylor, of Monument
avenue, and her guest Miss Jane
EhriStian, are attending a Weekend
I house party In Petersburg. They Will
nekurn TO Richmond today and Miss
Ehrastian Will leave the first part of
THIS week for her home in New York,
HE has been Miss Taylors guest for
u4veraI weeks. and has been enter
I Named at number of charming af-
41zrx during her visit,
y z= A sFafrs To-day .------
An informal tea will be given at
Hhe Woman's Club this afternoon from
"a to Z o'clock. The formal weekly
Nr0grams at the club have been COM
Z Dleked for the season. but the teas to
~ held each Monday afternoon will be
1argely attended.
Spring flowers will decorate the
- tables this afternoon, and will
4 - aftAokesf abplft the rooms.
The James River Garden Club.
which includes in it's membership some
- the most prominent women in
L 8fchmond, will meet at Meadow
VI Bro0k." the home of Mrs, Thomas r.
5efxrese. this afternoon. a pilot car
viii start from Fifth and Franklin
Etreets at 3s5 o'clock, and all mem
1 hers are invited 10 attend this meet
~.
Appreachfng Wedding.
Invitations have been received In
Richmond from MIR. and Mrs. william
Al Bennett. OF "Sunbright," In Gull
pepper County, to the marriage of their
uKugfter. Sarah Elizabeth, to MIR.
Manly Walden Carter. The ceremony
will take place at 7:S8 o'clock on the
aSenInR OF Wednesday. June 2, In
Christ Episcopal Church at Brandy, and
will be attended by q distinguished
gathering of guests from many parts
81 the state.
Riehmonaer~ Entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Virginius Shackleford
entertained a few of their friends de-
BEAUTIFULLY on Saturday night at Nor
wood The guests invited were MiHses
C1aire and Isenore Tinsley, of Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Warren,
4 carroll Slaughter and seldom Jones. of
Hichmond.
Mics He+sise Rradnury-was hostess at
4 her home in Orange of an inforomai
4 bridge party Friday evening in honor
"a Miss Rena Glazebrook, OF Richmond
I and Mrs. william Muir. of Philadel-
ptia. The house WAS prettily deco
rated with spring flowers, and dainty
Establishments were served at the tea
tables after the game. The prize WIN
nars were Mrs William Muir and Miss
ausie HaIsey. Those playing were Mrs.
{ Darton Mason, Mrs Green ShaeklefoFd.
+ Mira william Muir. Mrs. Frank Scott,
X Masses Rena Giazehreok. Susie Halgey,
4 Eul pg,sh 81 taAipE ELIZA he h
+ Ransom and Lila Bradbury.
Bell Day Tomorrow.
TO those who contribute 10 the
* maintenance and support of the Home
\ M Incurables IL is a matter of in
\ fer.se satisfaction to visit that institu-
tfpn and have visible proof of the ca
neble management existing there.
III This In an unendowed charity and
- upkeep of the building and the
Il xsxo Of the patients are severe drains
Snou the treasury.
II Nvnry denomination is represented,
Il 18th on the board of managers and
! anong the inmates
ia IL earnestly hoped that on Bell
n INTERCHANGEABLE public Will re-
u &pond with the same generosity that
& 80 marked it's attitude toward the
& Nome for Incurabies in preceding
n yeArs.
BENEFIT Performance.
Finder the auspices of In the Service
Mmf thu King Circle of the King q
T. nxhters. the Arlington tfrHEtrels
q iii give benefit show in the audi
1pn3 of the Bellevue School, at
3 senty-third and Grace Streets, this
ning for the sheltering Arms Free
upitaL
xhDee Ministries, judging from past
eormances. have one of the bright
oGefings ever seen in this city out
~ ~ professionals In the ranks OF
Arlington Ministries is represented
nick of the semi-pro talent OF
k1n0nd. including such well-known
oefainers as Conway (Billy) Burke,
nsns Il. Bickers. John Ingersolls c.
nAth Goode, Taylor Goode. Eugene
6onough, Robert Short and Messrs.
y. O'Dcnneil, O'Grady. Ford GIL
Helfert. Lamb. Mills. Murray,
ehan and Corbett.
sl7Es, Valentiae In the Southwest.
Tn b. q. Valentine VINO went TO
otCns Gap, Va, to form an equal
kAge league. was delightfully."- en-
n1ned while there as the guest of
John w chsikiey. A number OF
s4lfui entertaipmepis we're given in
hou0r, and a very interesting and
R1S1s<aastle league was formed on the