Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
HSSESS0
6 SOCIETY &
NNNNSsSl

iohiHent among yesterdays social
events was the luncheon rendered Mrs.
itobert Hall WiIes. president of the
United States Daughters of 1912. at the
Lountry Club. by the State society. The
cup is itself always beautiful In spring
season. and number of guests
lhronged the spacious halls and We
rahdas to do honor to the talented
guest
The decorations were In the socIety's
'iors' and the design was developed
III IRIS with gauze fashioned In silver
baskets. The place cards. In blue and
gray bore the insignia OF the society.
Mrs Wiles was seated to the right
"i the State president, Mrs. w. Samuel
',oodwyn. who acted as toastmaster.
MIS- Wiles. who is gifted speaker,
responded for the national society In
speech that had preparedness for its
KcSnotc. Mrs. J. Taylor IcIlyson re-
.''pndcd for the Association for the
observation of Virginia Antiquities.
mrs u. Allison Hodges for the Colonial
~" daughters of the Revolution and
.'irs John G. Coriey for the Daughters
or The Confcderacy.
Those present were Mrs. Robert Hall
Wties. Chicago: Mrs. w Samuel Good
Wyn. Enporia: Mrs. Warner Moore.
MISS Mary Anna NcbIctt. Petersburg:
Miss ClerS. Montreal: Miss Hinton. RIA
'S"' 'coTRc w.
Mrs j. Allison Hodges. Miss Ready
"rs. ). 9. Corlcy, Mrs. williams. Miss
i.iNesay. Mrs. John b. Swartwout Mrs
rank ID EDps. Miss Alice Ncthcrand
YRS c. T. ". Kern. Mrs. y j. Taylor
Mrs j, Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. r. a
nrauer. Mrs William Todd Dabney
Air7, +. Craig Pelouze. Miss Katherine
vans. Miss Bessie French. Mrs Jack
:. cpps, Mrs. Christian n. Clarke. Mrs
'reaton Bclvin. Mrs Charles 7. Norman
MRS. Percy Boggs rraylor. Miss Otic
:"it Brauer. Mrs. whceley. Miss
Emina Netheriand. Mrs Walter Allen.
airs. Benjamin L. Purcell and Mrs VIII
lam Jefferson Judd.
Observation-Disclosures.
An Interesting wedding Of this even
ms VIII be thai of Miss Marian Elise
aFkihson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Parkinson. and Edward Adams
Macon son OF James Madison Macon
~ this city. The ceremony. which will
he witnessed only by the immediate
antilles and few intimate friends
VIII take place - $50 o'clock, and :,
reception will follow. at .. DR.. j. j.
iravatt. rector OF the Church OF the
holy Trinity. will offlciate.
annual Pilgrimage TO jamestown.
me annual pilgrimage OF the Asso-
cation FOR the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities to Jamestown Island will
t'e held on Saturday. hay 20. This
outing down the James River to the
hist English settlement In America is
tiways one OF the most important So
ciai events OF the late spring season.
and a number OF prominent guests from
many parts OF the State Will come to
Richmond to make the trip Numerous
Interesting parties have been made up
Tor that date. Miss BETH. Ellvsou has
charge OF the refreshments on the hoat
mich VIII be served on route. There
VII be music for dancing. Mrs Arthur
Wilmer is chairman Of the excursion.
assisted by Mrs. Il. q. James. William
a. S,anard, r. a. Lancaster. Jr. and
Morgan i. Robinson. The boat will
icaSc the wharf promptly at ) o'clock
~ the morning
Jamestown Island. with it's monu
ments ana relics. is a truly beautiful
SPOT at this season Of the yea, with
IN. roses and early summer flowers in
fuii bloom. Several hundred people
from Richmond viii go 10 jamestown
this "ear. ana the Norfolk Branch of
nc Association for The Preservation
OF virginia Antiquities will run an cy.
rh' SION TO jamestown TO NEE. tn.
party from Richmond Two hours viii
he spent OF tho island
Lenves for Washington.
Mrs Z. f.. Tharnton has returned
10 her home in Washington after a
visit TO Miss Bell Perkins. at ili West
franklin Street. Mrs. Thornton came
10 Richmond 10 attend the functions
given by the Colonial Danes
Hickcrson-Adnms.
The home of the Rev. w G. James
was the scene OF quiet hut pretty
Adams. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Broaddus Adams, became the
bride OF Edward Earle Hickerson. OF
Rich mond. Mr.. and Mrs. iIickcrson
left Immediately for the North. and
VIII he At home after May 20. at
East Main Street
Affairs OF interest.
The president OF the Normal School.
Julian \. Burruss. and Mrs Eurruss
had as their guests at dinner Moudav
night III their home in fIarrisonburc
President Fairfax Harrison. Of the
southern Railway: Henry w. Anderson.
OF Richmond. vice-president of the Vir
sinia Railway and Power Company:
supervising Principal w. II. keister,
DR.. John w. Wayland and Professor
W. X. Smithey. OF the Normal faculty:
T.. X. Lineweaver and T. Z. Beery, OF
he iiarrisonburg school Board, and
Rev. Benjamin F.. Wilson, D. D.
Miss Elsie Hartman gave an informal
dance Monday night in Salem at $50
o'clock. in honor OF her cousin. Miss
Phoebe Hartman. OF Richmond. Miss
Hartman, who has been In Salem for
several months expects to accompany
Miss Phoebe Hartman to Richmond this
week.
Subscription Dance.
a subscription dance will he riyen
for the building fund CT Monte Maria
this evening at Sacred Heart Hall
Floyd Avenue and Spruce Street, bv the
Alnmnae Association. Patronesses and
committees in charge of the affair in.
cndc Mesdamcs j. w. Buchanan. F..
I.eirandi. Nj. j. O'Donnell. NJ. Massei, l..
Marchetti, T. Tucker and NJ. Norris:
Misses MadEe Sweeny Lena ]. Massei
and Marie B. Parater; AIcssrs. Clarence
Buchanan, TT. Hundley, John Fletcher.
otto Grasberger and Frank Keck
Charity Affairs.
The Loving Circle Of Kings Daugh |
tors Will give Japanese fete at the !
Young Women's Christian Association !
tomorrow afternoon and evening from |
G. r - ]