Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
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Mrs. William l.. Royal, formerly Of
'his city. after spending the spring
months with her son. Lieutenant Will
nam l.. Royal. coast artillery. sta
tioned at Fort Totten. l.. l.. and witt.
her daughter. Mrs. Clarence S. A
Williams. at East Orange, y. j., has
been at the Glaslyn-Chatham Hotel. in
Atlantic City. for stay OF six weeks.
Mrs. Royal will leave shortly TO
be the guest OF her daughter. Mrs
Barker G. Hamill. at her cottage near
iEdgewater Park for the summer sea-
Son. Mrs. Royal Is convalcscing from
recent illness in Atlantic City.
"Nnnity Fair" on Saturday.
OF much interest to Richmond society
is the big Vanity Fair for the benen:
Of the Goochland Red Cross. which
will take place Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock ut "Montrosc," Vinta. All
sorts OF attractions have been planned.
The aviation jazz band will play. John
l.. Lee, OF Lynchburg, will make an
address on the American Red Cross and
refreshments will be served.
Montrose" is only fourteen miles
from Richmond. OH the Cary Street
Rond. and great many parties from
this city VIII motor to Goochland for
tho entertainment Saturday. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
At Cnpc May.
Captain and Mrs. Calvin satterAeld
Jr, have arrived at Cape May. New
Jersey. from Fort SILL Okla. and they
will be established at the Chalfonte
for an extended stay during the late
spring before coming TO Richmond to
visit Or. and Mrs. James Morris at
their home in this city. Captain Sat
terheld has been furloushcd because
OF recent illness. Mrs. Sattcriicld Joined
him at Fort sill in the later winter.
after short stay in Richmond. when
she returned from Admission. Ala,
whore her husband was stationed for
several months> before being ordered TO
Fort Sill for Intensive training.
Luncheon Saturday.
AL fraternal women OF Richmord
are urged TO be present at the annual
luncheon Of the Richmond Chapter OF
the Pan Hellenic Union. which will be
held at o'clock Saturday afternoon
al the University Club. Places may br
reserved by calling Miss Bell Boulc-
ward 20SiW. or Mrs. J. y. Connolly.
Boulevard S54
Mny Fetc Thursday.
Committees for the May fete al,
Paxton" Thursday afternoon have
arranged many attractions TO insure
their patrons charming entertainment.
The dancing committee. Mrs. +. V.
Valentine. chairman. with Mrs W. a.
Powers and Mrs J. Amber Johnston
az assistants, have full program.
including dances by little Miss Estellc
Dennis, with several other attractive
features. Bridge tables can be re-
served through Mrs. +. 4. Noting and
Mrs. Frank Christian. and the guests
will be received by Miss Emily Harvie,
Mrs. Walter *. Martin. Mrs John l..
Williams and Mrs. George W. BaEhy.
The fetc is from 10 o'clock ana
VIII be given under the auspices OF
the Female Humane Association. Mrs.
Lewis c. Williams, president The
flower booth will be In charge OF Mrs.
Mcneil and Mrs. Robert H. Tallcy.
Miss Annie Christian and Mrs. John
Shelton Williams; the committee on
novelties for the entertainment In
ciudcs Miss Mary Maury Robinson, Mrs.
William Runln Cox and Mrs. Fred Scott.
There Will be dancing and bridge. and
many other delightful features have
been arranged for the guests who at
tend.
Automobiles viii meet the west
hampton cars ut Stop 10.
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