Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
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Indoor Garden Fctc.

'"hoor garden fetc. which takes place
on June /. and 3 at the Masonic
iemple the proceeds to be used for
,ncioSing the officers section in
'''iiywood Cemetery. a large num-
DER or prominent women are planning
TO mako this affair u success. and
hnhl arrangements are being com
ptcted. An orchestra has been engaged
,or the three nights. and dancing will
ne special feature, with n children's
"aunee on saturday. Mrs. j. llamil-
ION Capers, Jr., chairman of the dance
.ominittee. has added the following
Ieorge H. Hutchinson, Mrs. Walter Il
rack. Mrs. oscar Ford, Mrs. :. Il.
handler Miss Katie Finch. Miss May
Mercer. Miss Katie Branch and Mrs
William Wood.
Mrs. Newton McNcigh has been APP
nointed chairman Of decoration. and
mo nall will present gala appear
ance, Confederate flags prcdominating,
ana palms and spring flowers used
throughout. Mrs Archer Richardson
ana Mrs. IL X. Wayt are in charg" of
refreshments. Mrs. William NJ. Wade
: ~ chairman general. Mrs. Charles
hlackford Robertson is chairman Of
publicity, with Mrs. Saumel 6. Dew
associate chairman.
The next regular meeting ot this as
fociation Will be tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock, Room S. "a, the Jefferson
hotel. The general treasurer is Mrs
randolph Watkins, and badges may
he obtained from Miss Ellen Lewis
Jones, OF ia East Franklin Street
attractive souvenirs will he distributed
during the dances.
The Junior Hollywood booth will he
called the "Flowcy Booth" Those IN
Kate Blankenship. Mrs John Young.
Miss Annie Jacobs. Mrs. r. Harry
Meanley. Miss Sallie Anderson. Mrs.
John Gatewood and Mrs James w.
sharpe
One Of the most attractive booths az
the bazaar will y" the one under tho
auspices Of tn" Junior Hollywood Me-
mortal Associations at which a number
OF society matrous and maids will as
sist Mrs. sidney Johnston Dudley is
chairman. and the following are the
patronesscs: Mrs. W. Gordon McCabe.
Mrs. William II. White. Mrs. s. w.
Travers. Mrs g. W. !. Brock. Mrs.
Henry =. Atkinson, Mrs. Edward 7.
Harrison Mrs Thomas S. Armisteal.
Mrs. George Warren. Mrs Alfred :.
Cary. Mrs. L. II. Poe. Mrs. John g.
Young. Miss Ella Cooke Thos" help
ing al the booth Will he MISS Annie
Jacobs. alternate; Miss Anne Waller
Reddy. secretary; Mrs J W sharpe.
Miss Ethel W. Atkinson. Miss Ella Is.
Mayo Mrs Richard Fox Miss Katie
John C;atewood, Mrs. z. W. Macdonald,
Mrs. s. X Bowman, Misses Elizabeth
and Kate Beall Smith, Cornelia and
Harriet Register. Elizabeth Ea!rba nks.
Mary Anderson and others
The booth VIII he known as the
"Confederate Soldiers Memorial and
the decorations will he unusually ar
tis,ic and appropriate.
OF the many attractive features Of
the fete one OF the most interesting
.f Zion
Ella B!ntord's pupils. who will appear
on Friday evening. and the following
afternoon and evening. The program
for these dances is az follows:
Friday evenine-Barcanalle dance.
by Jane Scales and RUBY Bigger.
/. Gypsy Elinor kirk. Marian
Evans. Eiinor Fry. Frances Morgan
Florence Pizzini, Virginia Chaplin. Ger
,rnde Ebel. Marian Ebe! E!inor Jen-
nings. Dorothy saul.
Saturday ma'inee--Elinor Fry. Gwen
dolync Se!den.
Parasol Gancc-Nlildred Gates
Spanish Elizabeth Wallace.
Virginia Sheppard. Ruby Bigger. Mil
dred Gates. Elinor Fry. Elizabeth CAB
son. Jane Scales
saturday night-Gertrude and Marian
Ebel IN Spanish rose dance.
Additional patronesses include Mrs.
A J. Sands. Mrs w. 5. Tanner. Miss
q,
Adele Clarke. Mrs. George T. King,
Mrs Sam Cohen. Mrs. G.. e. Dunlop.
Miss Nora Houston. Mrs. Antoine Their
man, Miss Saliic Anderson and Mrs.
Grover G. Dula.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. r q. Quisenberry an
nounce tho engagement and approach
ing marriag: OF their daughter. Mary
Bronaugh. To Hunter r. Hughes. The
wedding will take place late in June.
Alumnac Luncheon.
Many prominent women from all
parts OF the State Will be IN town this
week TO attend the annual luncheon
given by the Alumnae Association OF
The Woman's College. Richmond. on
Friday at $50 o'clock in the Jefferson
Hotel. AS this Is the last year OF
the school. Il promises to be one OF
the largest affairs given by an alumnae
in many years. Any former student Of
the college desiring to attend the
luncheon Will please notify Mrs. Carl
j. Ros,rup. 1924 West Grace Street:
telephone. Boulevard 1893.
shower for Miss brooke.
on Tuesday afternoon Miss William
Brooke was entertained by n few of
her friends at miscellaneous shower
in the home of Mrs. r. c. Wight, SIT
Seminary Avenue. Ginter Park. The
house was decorated with pink and
white roses. the same color scheme
being carried out in the refreshments,
during the serving OF which the brides
cake was cut. Misses Pocahontas
Wight and Margaret Barker gave sew
eral violin selections, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Wight on the piano.
Those present were: Misses Gay "
Wilson, Inez Fox. Ruth Trauerman
Grace Thorpe. Mary Sanders. Lochie
Linkous. Corinne Stearps. Kerah Cole,
Lulu Driver. MILAN Brooke. Olive
Myers and Alice Sterrett.
Miss Brookes marriage to Henry
Somerville. of Covington. will take
place in Holy Trinity Church the lat
ter part of June.
i Weekly Card Party.
The weekly card party at the
Catholic Woman's Club will he held on
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Concerning Alumni Association.
At the annual meeting of the John
Marshall High School Alumni Associa-
ton on June IS, reports Of the officers
will show that the organization has
been active in many lines during the
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