Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
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Mrs: Henry s. Holmes, of Charleston
- 10 guest of Lieutenant Governor
nirs. j. Taylor Ellyson. on East
Mahklin Street, and will later visit
S rs' stuart. widow Of General J. Il. b.
4 H'uart. In Norfolk. Mrs Holmes has
,,rh SDending several days at sweet
so, 'r college, where her niece, Miss
t"h Howison. is q student and at
tended the May Day exercises Mt that
institution
On House Party
consenial party left Suffolk Mon
u"S morning for Lake Drummond and
VII spend several days at the Same
.. Club. on the banks Of the lake.
nose In the party were Mr.. and
mrS w. II Darden. Mrs Murray
nr'est, OF Norfolk: Miss Sue Gray. of
'cnhohd: Misses Virginia and Nell
%''hhh aud Mcssrs. J. ". Corbitt, H.
Land and Thomas Atkins. Miss Gray
has been visiting Miss Darden at her
. home in Suffolk
Arcmdn Dinner.
dinner which was given Sunday
tNehnC at the Chambcrlin Hotel. Old
.oiht. Included: Miss Marcia Grimes. OF
NrW York; Miss Anne G:oner. Chisue ell
ncikins. OF Richmond and Ensign =. j.
hilmaSter, L. s. n
MIR. Perkins has returned to the city.
after spending the week end with
friends In Norfolk.
~ Buck NM
e4e"ts FOR the spring months at "Bucil
h'i' their homo near this city. Dr.
i'cila Howe and Miss Wentworth. Of
huS'on. Mass; Mrs Fitch and her
daughter. Miss Fitch. OF Syracuse, y
Miss Martin. /of Richmond; Mr. and
N,t clakton. OF this city.
MT ana Mrs. Courtlandt Walton, .Ir.
ci Ncsthampton. ana their children will
.t.nd the summer months at Buck
= i"trrcntinE Lecture Tonight.
Mrs j. c. Havemcyer. of New York,
Nh" Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Thomas L. Moore. at "AIooreland Farm
VIII Sive lecture called An Evening
In Japan" at the Young Woman's
1nt stian Association this evening at
Mo o'clock. The affair Is for the benz
h' or 81. Stephens Guild and Will be
Illustrated with stereopticon views Mrs
"Ncncycr is speaker OF much charm.
'hc pictures with which the address IS
10 NJ illustrated, were taken by Mrs
tidv"meycr during a visit To Japan
announcements of Interest.
MI and Mrs. Jamee Henry Lyme Of
henderson. Ky. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Mis-.
virginia Hunter Lyme, To Robcr, b.
TpnS'all. Of Norfolk.
Invitations have hccn received here
10 the marriage Of Miss Deborah White,
OF Charlottesville. to Spottiswood well-
ford Randolph. the ceremony to take
place on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lauren stan
lcy Of Norfolk, announce the engage
men, OF their daughter. Laura Lee
I" Charles Brock Hughes. OF that place
Nl Hughes Is a son OF Mr. and MrH.
Floyd hughes and "a grandson OF Or.
md Mrs. G. w u. Brock, Of oOs East
Franklin Street, his mother having
tccn Miss Virgie Brock. OF Richmond
Tie wedding will take place In June.
"nd number % relatives and friends
!'om this city viii attend the ceremony.
'hnrity PIny.
pn Friday evening at SIS o'clock a
play. called The Toy Makers Dream"
viii be given AT the Westminster
, Church. corner OF Davis and Park Ave
niue. The public is invited 10 attend.
Mira. Wiies to Bc Entertained.
quite Il number Of interesting social
functions are planned for the enter
'alnmcnt OF Mrs. Robert Hall WNes,
81 Chicago. president national OF the
United States Daughters of 1872. who
VIII be the guest OF tho. state society
~ Richmond on May 10 Mrs Wiles
VIII arrive in Richmond on MAY :. aud
on Monday Will attend the unvc:iing
Of the Nathaniel Bacon tablet in the
Capitol.
On Tuesday she will go 70 Hampton
~ = special guest. the occasion being
the celebration incident to the marking
OF the site or the landing of Braddock.
which interesting ceremony will take
place at Little England" the ancestral
home Of the Shields. Mallorvs and
Bookers Captain Frank Darling and
entertain the guests on the lawn of his
beautiful home after the exercises.
on Wednesday Mrs Wiles will he the
guest OF honor at "A luncheon at the
Country Club. Mrs. Christian H.
Clarke. regent or the Dorothea Payne
Madison Chapter. and Mrs. John b.
Swar'wout are on the committee in
charge. A number of out of town
guests will he In town for the occasion,
among them Mrs. W. Samuel Goodwin
president of Virginia society.