Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

liam Byrd. ANA the entertainment
Viii be most interesting ono. Mrs
Kate Waller Barrett XIII h. the
speaker and a musical program viii
hc rendered by Mis-. Elizabeth -Four.
pu:ean. soioist Miss Margaret Four
uGre;,n. pianist. and Miss Helen E!ll.
S"to!st y number of out-of-town
guests viii be present;
Tho entertainment VIII be given a,
Mrs. Fourquerean's home on Fouruu-
r.an's Lane
Easter Egg Hunt.
An Easter esg hunt Viii take place
on tho lawn of SIG West Franklin
street Easter Monday from to q
o'clock, under the auspices of the
First baptist church Girls Auxu-
larry.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. Eugene Howcrton.
Of ClarkSv!lic, announce the an
preaching marriage of their sister.
Annie :. Mcc;hec. 10 " H. Eoschcn.
Of this city. The marriage sill be
Very quiet. and Is TO take place a,
the home OF MIR ana Mrs. uowerion
in CIarksville on April ..
Approaching Marriage.
MIR. and Aire William Traunr John
son. OF bermuda Hundred. announce.
me engagement and approaching
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
iirSSic Margaret Johnson, TO Edward
Hcr,hert Walsh, OF city Point. The
wedding will take place some time
IN May.
For Miss Phillips.
Mrs; William La2e!l phillips. of
1901 Floyd Avenue. was hostess on
q N, lst- ..-1
honor Of Miss Charlotte Phillips, OF
Newark. y. j., who Is her guest for
the Easter holidays The house was
prrtt!ly decorated Ia yellow, and jon
quils formed Il ccnterpiccc for the
tables. the same color scheme being
carried out throughout the house.
The prize for ia" highest score was
awarded Mrs. William Ahcrn. for
bridge Miss Virginia Hccklcr. and
Mrs. Brieh; Anderson the comsola-
lion. the guest prize going TO Miss
charlotte Phillips.
Easter Gard Party.
An Interesting event Wi! be the
card party at the commonwealth
o'clock for the bcucit OF the Shell
tcring Arms Free Hospital. The par
~ Is under IN" auspices Of the Low
ing. Circle of Kings Daughters. and
w. i. Wood. Boulevard t2Ss. or Mrs
w. g. Long. Boulevard 1857.
Tho patr"ncsscs include Mesdamcs
Garrett Wall K. Il. Craig, Claude NJ
w :. Bronson. II. :. Harwood, With
"rs Miller, W g. HraEg, II. H. Me
Ncy. u. {. Richardson, W. q. Long
II. :. Mclean. y. l.. Massic. l.ightfo0t
West. Soldcu Taylor. X. r. klvey
r. /. Hailey. and Misses Edwards
rrayior and Rossi"uN
Concerning Nr~. I.cc.
Mrs. Robert T.. Lee. who will dance
Colonial BAN in washington Thurs
day. at the willard. will represent
her seventh great grandmothcr. Mrs.
Arthur Middleton. "f The oaks. South
England. Arthur Middleton was Il
member of the House Of Commons Of
south Carolina. Speaker thereof and
president Of the convention OF lTlg.
He was also "A member of the coun-
ell under the pr"pri"tors in I'LL.
president of Ills Majcsty's council for
South Carolina, communicative chief
and vicc-admiral under the King in
1924. and one az the last roya! Gov
errors OF this state. Mrs. Lee will
Wear some OF the personal ornaments
belonging 10 General Wash iugton.
which have been passed down to the
Lee family through inheritance.
Captain Francis Scott Key Smith
who recently returned from overseas
will impcrsonatc his ancestor. Ed
ward Lloyd. royal Governor of Mary
Iand IN GOV. captain hcS smith is
also a grandson OF Francis Scott
Back From New York.
Mrs. w. X. Robins has returned
from New York. where she has been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Iiar-
old T.. Peterson, for the past six
weeks. She was accompanied home
10y Mrs. Peterson, who will spend
som" tim. here.
junior German Club.
Anot charming event nf a.
Easter season will he the dance of
the, Junior German Climb, TO which all
of the schoolgirl and boy set are in
vitcd to attend. Miss Ella Binford
is in charge OF the dance, and there
will lac faVors and an orchestra to
play for the dancing. Refreshments
viii he served. The dance will take
place at Miss Binford's studio. ?i7
West Grace Street, on Easter Satur-
day evening at $40 o'clock. IT will
he a charming event in every de-
tail.
March Musicale.
The March morning musicale Of the
Musicians Club OF l:ichniond viii bc
held "Wednesday in the Woman's Club
Auditorium ut II o'clock. The pro-