Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
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MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Price. OF
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
ton Marshall have been spending sew
erai days In Richmond rs guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic William Scott.
OF 500 Yves, Franklin Street. Mr..
and Mrs. Price and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall, who were much entertained
during their stay here. came to Rich
Opening Of the Battle Abbey on Tues
day afternoon.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Burton Gay. of Philadelphia.
IL spending several days In this city
as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
George Mayo. at her apartment In
the Hanover. Mrs. Gay was before
her marriage. Miss Louise Mayo.
May Day at Bryn Nnwr.
The May Day celebration at Bryn
Mawr College WIS held by the under
graduates on Friday morning. April
70: a large basket OF flowers was
gift TO president NJ. Cary Thomas
from the senior class. Al Z o'clock
the senior class. from the tower OF
Rockefeliow Hail sang TO the rising
Same hymn which has been sung
every year on the tower OF Magdalcn
college. at oxford.
dent OF the senior class was crowned
queen of the May by tho president
or tho sophomore class. After break
fast the seniors followed the Bryn
aiawr band and Joined by the othcr
E!asses danced out on the green
singing an old English hunting song.
The Hunt Is Up" After a short
Gambol. thS classes formed around
the tune OF the old English May Day
Kong beginning. TO the Maypole let
is on. the time is swift and will
be gone"
After winding their Maypolc the
seniors for the first time rolled their
hoops. This is :, custom which was
established formerly in connection
with the French and German oral
denominations. II all the seniors were
80 succession in passing the erals
they rolled their hoops in celebration
rms year due 10 a change from oral
TO written examinations. the seniors
voted 10 roll their hoops on May
Day. and the custom viii bc followed
hereafter. The hoops are then given
70 underclassmcn who cherish them
TO roll when they are seniors
The college then assembled in
chapcl TO hear the awards OF prizes
md scholarships for the year. The
George w. Childs essay prize given
excelicncy In writing was awarded
70 Katherine Louise Ward. OF Mid
nictowh. New Jersey. The winner OF
ne Mary Helen Ritchie Memorial
Was Evelyn Marynia Foo,c OF Red
Wing. Minnesota. This is the only
character prize given In the college.
ana II Is awarded each year to IA
member OF the senior class The
qualifications for this prize are:
That the girl he good student
who shows interest In her work. that
she possesses the qualities OF courage.
merchandising; that her influence be
widely felt and that she have the
courage TO live up TO her own con-
viGiions and be respected by an.
was offered by tae present .scnIor
class. II il the complete works OF
Mascheid and Yeats. ana was won
by Ican Aihcrton F1exncr, OF New
York city.
MISS Louise CABOT and Miss Eliza
beth Cecil ~ this city. arc members
OF this year senior class and graduate
with honor in June.
Filming OF Movie postponcd.
Owing to the Indictment weather. the
filming OF the movie. "Dchs and
buhs. under the auspices OF the sun
nysid" Day Nursery: has been post
week. The movie was written by
Clarence Boykin. Of this city. and the
entire cast viii be composcd of prom
ihent society girls aud men. The
movie will be presented under fash
innablc patronage mere for the benc-
q, Of the sunnysidc. Day Nursery.
Encouragement Announced.
Mrs. IL. l.. Jofrc, OF Bowie. Nd. an
daughter, Miss Sadie S. Jore. TO
Aaron y. Horwitz. OF Richmond.
Ten AT Flower shower.
y number OF charming, informal tea
CHARITIES have been given each after
nopin OF the Flower Show. AT SIC West
3Ftanllin Street There are two tea
Ig1rdens arranged In the drawing
srSoms of the house and a bcvy OF
pretty girls serve the guests An or
chcstra plays for both afternoon and
.vcninG hours. and The dancing set
has been much in evidence.
Mira. Thomas $. WheelwriGht. presi-
den, o. ;hc James River Garden club.
VIII entertain ut tea this afternoon
ut the Flower SHOW. Her guests will
Include "a number Of distinguished
visitors here for the Flower Show.
among whom are Mrs. NJ. h. Hague, of
Washington and Newport. a member
Of the Garden Association of Newport.
who is especially interested in the
cultivation OF iris, Mrs. Joseph Walk
Ter president of the Dolly Madison
Garden Club, OF Orange: Mrs. NJ. {.
Patterson, president of the Garden
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