Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21


gwen this evening In the ballroom OF
me Jenerson Hotel by the Junior As
ssennly. Tho dance is the third and
last Of tho series for this year. and will
DC the largest and most brilliant func-
non given by the club during the sea
soil s"aI; number OF prominent women
guests. and tho ballroom will be prot
lily decorated for the occasion.
Prominent Engagement.
Albert II. Weld announces the en-
Sagement OF his step-daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Josephine browne. OF Balti-
more. to Frank II. Mast. of Norfolk.
bliss browne Is the daughter of the
tate Captain and Mrs. Orris Applewaite
browne, of the Eastern Shore of Vir-
s slhla, and eat-granddaughter of
o. francis Scott Key. of Baltimore, and
i Mnd and Virginia. Since her doubt.
Sb. ns Browne has made her home, with
ST. Paul Street
MI. Masi Is tho son Of the late Fred
erick n. and Mary Johnson Mast of
Noriolk, and grandson OF General
great grandson of William Ransom
johnson. OF Chesterfield County.
me wedding Will take place in the
Guests at "Mlchaux Grant.n
"A family reunion is being held for
tho Easter holidays at "MIcbaus
SSrant." In Powhatan County, the old
The guests at "Alichaux Grant" Include
Madison Michaux Martin Michaux, both
T 81 whom have just returned from
the former having recently returned
from India; Miss Frances Michaux. Of
Farmyille: Miss Byrd Michaux and ia
GOD Michaux. Of Richmond; Mrs. VIII
nam Bullock, OF Swarthmorc, Pa.
Easter House Party,
me Misses Garland Kellam, Preston
Walsh. tewise Robertson. Hattie Pace.
harriet Vaughan and Louise Aaron, Of
HiGhmond. are spending the Easter
M nHiaiays at a house party given by
Miss Ruth Neale at her homo in Lanes
vile. King William County. Dances.
hayrides and other amusements are be-
ing given IN their honor. They will
Nsst aI TUESDAY. accompanied by Miss
Neale, to resume their studies at the
John Marshall High School
v. p. I. Easter Dances.
The Cotiilion Club Of Virginia Poly-
Seehh1e institute Will celebrate Its an
nuai Easter dances on April rs and rs.
The decorations will be elaborate and
especially appropriate for Easter
MISS julie Curtis, OF New York CITY,
dancing with II. l.. Rosebaum. viii lead
me german. and the affair promises to
dancing de nc nSSe NY Win hundred couples
Blacksburg should be a scene Of much
social activity. The chaperons will in
clude the professors OF the institute
and their wives. with many visiting
parents.
At the woman's Club,
An attractive program has been ar
ranged for the musicale to be- given
at tho Woman Club this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. OF which Miss Jean TrigC
Us chairman. Mrs. Charming Ward
pianist. and Miss Trigg. soloist. will
be the artists for the afternoon. and
ihe usual informal reception will fol-
Iiostess for the afternoon include
Mrs; j.. Aston Cabell. Mrs. Edmund
Waddill, Jr, Mrs c. c. Barksdaie.
Mrs. NJ. O. Burke. Mrs. Richard w
Darlington. Mrs, w. r. Trigg, Jr., Mrs.
Heth Lorton. Miss Rachael Urpuhart,
Miss Mary Bierne. Mrs. Alexander
brown. Jr.. Mrs. ], Preston Carson and
AIRS. Basil NJ. Gwathmey.
Classes Entertained.
Mrs Walter Eugene Stoner enter
tained her classes In piano and express
SION at picnic at Forest Hill Friday
MISS katherine Cook won the first
prize In the egg hunt and Miss Gladys
Burton the second