Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
7lST YEAR.
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me Association for the Preservation
OF virginia Antiquities IL JaincSt'wn.
which VIII be held this year on Satur-
nay MAY H. II is Il sacred pilgrim
AZ MAD" ca"n year hy tn" .tSs)cia-
non and their friends with many
distinguished guests from all parts
90 The country in attendance. 10 this
.fh"Ic "i The nation. III. hrst pcrHa-
ncnt English scti!c,ncn: IA this cnun-
ir!. Thin iourn.y To Jhncs' 1wn is
mad" each wear to commemorate the
arrival Of tn" three ships. Sarah CON
slant "Gopdsp"cd" and the Dis
coN"ry." under Captain Newport on
MAY ~. 1867. who set out from The
Downs London. England in Deccm-
Der. 1900. for III. N.w World.
jamestown is run of historical
memories. as well as many Interest
ing memorials and the journey down
The river which Is to l." resumed this
MAY for the nrst time since the war.
past The old homes ~ Virgina's
landed gentry. is always a charming
ono. The tr!p viii b" made ola Satur-
day on the steamer ocean Vicw.
which viii i"av" Nicholson ana Full
turning to Richmond the same eye
ming. Luncheon will bc served on
board bS a committee Of members 81
ia" y. l.. Y. \. Mrs. \ L. Wilmer ~
by Mrs. T.. T.. Hotchktss. Mrs Henry
Taylor anh Miss El!zabcth Wcddcll
Another important event OF the
week vii dc thn old dominion ton
his tournament at tn" Country club
Of virginia. which begins Monday.
and viii last through the wc"h. Many
we'll known men and women are in
Richmond for TINS event. Miss Louise
Branch VIII entertain AZ the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr
Branch. Scycril EdcSts for IN.
tournament These Viii Include: Ma
jor Arthur Icrckcn OF the British
"mhhss. at WA Nhiug'Du. and Leonard
iseeHm"n, OF New York. The famous
Japanese tennis player and member
%: the Davis CUP team, lChIya
KnmaGac. viii ais" b" among the
prominent players herc for the event
Some ~ the women players Viii
include. the WOmIn'S champion ten
mis- player, Miss i:;h"lyn L"Eoudrc.
q. E"w orleans. Miss Elizabeth Bull /
NJ %urfolk, Misses Mari" Wagner,
Florence BaIliu and Mrs. @ Stannir.
" Scw YORK. and Mrs. David Mills. /
OF Orange. -. J.
cial event. with q gay ana interested
gailcry of spectators each Afternoon
a; the club and the tennis dinner /
Viii b" held At the cluhhous" Friday /.
evening. The informal dance Satur- /
day evening wil! be an unusually at |
tractivc event.
Tho Richmond L'gh, Infantry Blues
viii be hosts 20 :. number Of pr"nl- /
ncnt guests this week, when they /
cclcbrat" thc:r ono hundred ana /
thirtN-Y"Cpud anniversary, May c and I
10. Invitations have been ISSUED and /
the celebration VIII be held IA the 1
Blues Arlnury.
wednesday, and Thursday evenings /
"t this week tho May Festival "t The /
city Auditorium, with brilliant audi /
cnccs IN Attendance. Many people I
from a distance VIII come 10 Rich I
'nond especially 20 attend these con- |
ccrts aud tho Auditorium VIII b. |
filled 10 tts capacity ON both evenings. /
Fashionable society VIII he much |
The big Hawaiian f"ie 70 be held on
the ioof rardcn OF the Richmond
Hotel. Tho entertainment is under
the auspIces al Ia. Opcn Air school !
t!oual Association. and tables may be |
reserved through Mrr lie MS H. /
EosnsT NARY MARI, nTo dHnF, AND ~"m hen
program Viii be II thoroughly unique (
one. Win "a real Hawaiian dancer and |
Other novel features
the week VIII b. tho annual lawn /
fc,c Of Tho Giuter paris woman /
Club on Friday afternoon from to /
10 There viii b. "a card party on !
per will b" served from 10 o'clock, /,
MANY new features have been planned .
fOr the f-t- This season, which prom Il
.scs 70 be Il charming event
BRENT WITT.
rr""inr"t i;s,,.D, ,non c,,u
hers announce tn" engagement o!
,heir daughter. Martha, % Edgar
Nash IN. III Wilmington. y. G.. son
OF MIR aud M.s Edgar Nash. OF
PORTSMOUTH, Tho wedding Will take /
place ,n june
In Washington.
Misses Edi,h Waite and her sister
spending the Weekend al Wardman
liark. Washington They a.c chap
oroncd by NJ. and Nine. Claude Lang
lals. The latter before her marriage |
was the beautiful Amy Bennett. Of
WASHINGTON
Vi. Langlais was member OF the
French High Commission At Wash
iITtOn during the world war.
lieutenant Coiiyrr Webs.
\ wedding oi great interest I"
society here and throughout tn"
state is that OF Miss Marie Soimons.
u. Coliycr OF Farmv!llc. The ccre-
uiony took place in savannah on
Wednesday. and Lieutenant Co'lycr
and his bride l.it al once for Il we'd
their home II: WASHINGTON, where the
former is stationed as "a pilot with the
United states Ac"ia! Mail service.
Mrs Collyer is an attractive member
nah. and is widely related IN Georgia.
Lieutenant coliycr. who Is "a graduate
o.! tn. Virginia Polytcchnic Institute.
served as pilot in the United States
air service during the world war, and
uaincd at Kelly Field. Texas. lie
belongs to an old and distinguished
NirG mia tdHI!lE ana frequently VIZ. Is
relatives and friends III Richmond
May Day at I"ilin>.
\ numhcr of ki.amond guests were
AT Iiollins CJ.ia"t Tor nc annual
Nav Dl. Cc.,i.'"iiDn. which Was II
more than usual intcres; here. as
Miss Mary Burlington. IuuGhtcr Of
Colonel and Mrs. X. Nee. Burlington.
OF this city. Was May Queen. and Miss I.
Virginia Lee Cox. daughter OF j.
+. Cox. il. wrote and directed the
masuur This celebration IS always
a beautiful affair pat On by the
Fairies of Frcya. portrayed in tho
Forest Of Arden. and the unc natural
stage Of the college grHundS. with
IT'S lovely setting of aUcica. trees
and stately buildings. a ID greatly
to the charm OF the whole.
she Comes" was the title OF IN"
fascinating little play. portrayed be.
fore Il large and enthusiastic aud: :
cncc. which included many pc"pl"
from a distance. Ii was on. OF the
most beautiful May Day plays that
has been given in the history OF
Rollins, since it's founding IN .$i2.
Both Mies Burlington and Miss Cox
are members 1.-THE senior class :t
IIoi,ins. aud wi ! graduate from the
college with honor in June.
Mrs. II. NJ. G. Burlington and Miss