Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

nc week Will be the Easter dance
az inc richmond German Club, which
Dom OF the jefferson Hotel. a num-
or OF out-of-town guests In Rich
iohd Tor Easter VIII attend the dance
hd several smart dinners will pre-
TER to the Jefferson TO attend the
mair. General 10 Lane Stern will
au the german as usual.
or Mrs. Meredith.
y number of charming affairs have
cen given for Mrs. John Alexander
!eredith. OF Baltimore. who, with
r. Meredith. is spending Easter in
richmond, Saturday Misses Alice and
lneheon at their home. $40 Park
venue. In honor Of their siater-in
,w, covers being laid for eight. The
able was decorated with Il center.
lscc of spring flowers and yellow
nd white flowers wero used In the
rhwing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith are visiting
heir father. Wyndham X. Meredith.
or few daye. at $50 Park Avenue.
pend Holiday Here.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson and Miss
lrEinia McGill. OF Chicago. both stu
rived last week 10 spend Easter
nh Miss Pnttersop's parents. Mr..
M Nrs. y. w. Patterson, at their
ON" on the cary street Road.
Miss Patterson ana her guest are
,hVing today for the University OF
'irginla. where they viii be among
ne girls attending the Easter dances
here.
nnify Fair Tomorrow.
Tho ballroom Of the jefferson Ho-
II will lac decorated IN all sorts of
prIng blossoms tomorrow Tor tho
VANITY Fair" ana fashion show tot
g held there under tn" anrpicca OF
h. SunuySidc Day Nursery Auxiliary.
he faShion SHOW has been attracting
luch attention, and the ballroom will
g crowded at each showing Of the
iodcis IN tho Afternoon and again at
light.
Many tables have been reserved in
dvancc and a number az attractive
artlcs have been planned in honor
visitors here for the holidays.
iiss ioiIndny I"norcd.
Miss Lillian Waller Holladay has
oyernmcnt for next year nj iiollins
Dllegc. Miss Holiday lis AN honor
tudent OF Maury High school, In
orfolk; haying won her schcihrship
THIS school. Tier Gather. j. g..
olladay has recently come 10 Rich
0nd 10 make his home ana she and
or mother viii Joiu him here Mt the
lose of tho schno! session. she Is "a
ice. OF Waller jIol!ndav. ~ thu
nericun National Bank. aud ia wide
related throughout the state.
o Dance Mt Hall.
Miss iieicn Mason. who VIII dance
1e miuurt in the colonial DANES s,j
18th William Each.s F"ndali at tGr
oionial bali Thursday ia Washing
IN. at the N-w willard. under the
uspices OF the Colonial DANES ~
merica. VII! represent Hobncca
ira: VII" of Thomas John Bird. II.
:. from whom sh" is descended.
shop Bird war graduated from Ok
Ird. and waS made toy Henry NN in |
iii. tirst bishop 81 Chester. IIc had
rcv!ousiy served rs bishop ~ IIan-
or. Mrs. N"rirus Wl!l"tt wi!l APP
ear at M. sam bnli rs her sihth
atom. VIE ~ the first Governor. ana
)undcr ot th" historic New Haven
plony. while Mrs. Eilphnlrt Nndrcws
NJ imp"rsonatc her anccstrcss. ia.
IN Armstrong. vac OF King Carter.
Virginia ana she - lil Wear - roy.ti
Ne velvet fr"cE fashioned after the
nrtrait OF Mrs. Carter. which uO,y
hngs al Shirley. on the James River.
u"st OF Relatives.
Miss Esther Baker. Of BOSTON. has
incd her sister. Miss Elizabeth
akcr. at The home OF their grand
i"ther Mrs. Helen Fcrr!day on Park
venue. FOR the ESstAr season Miss
hhcr was formally presented 10 So
ETY.. in Boston this season, where
&c has been mach entertained She
pen, the Christmas holidays in Rich
onh
Dr MAY r. Keller. who is the guce,
Mrs. Harold Allen. In Washington.
rs among the guests at n luncheon
wen hE her hostess Friday nj her
ONE In Nineteenth street Mrs Al
MS guests included beside Dean
cli"r. o; Northampton college. Mrs.
- alvin Coolidge, wife of the Vice
resident and Airs. Harvey ". Wiley.
caving for New York.
Miss iudrcy Darlington Norman is
aNinE Richmond today 10 spend q
eek as the guest Of friends In New
ork city. Miss Norman will later
turn 20 stanton. where she is Il
.udcnt at stuart Hall.
{ The M'0mnr's Club.
This afternoon Al I o'clock DR..
manuel SterEhcim will address the
,cmbcrs Of the Woman's Club. Or.
tcrnheim is an author ana lecturer
as educated and trained for social
nrk. He was for some years con
ec;cd with Loynbcc Hall in London,
nd was prominent In all sociolOgl-
NJ and educational work In that
ountiy.
He came TO America about 1910, and
a. for tim" head worker. Council
ducntinnal Alliance In Cleveland.
Congregation in sioux city, Iowa. un-
recently, when he resigned his
barge there u 80 on the lecture
Dr Cnlisch will present Rabbi
tcrnhciin and Mrs Sally Nelson Rob |
~. ls chairman for tho afternoon. !
be subject OF Or. Stcrnhcilr'S lee |
IRE vii! be Education Plus Spiri-
iaiity"
nrringc Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Granger
nnouncc the marriage OF their
laughter. Emily cclcpte. Ia EiliS |
urtin Weld. which took piac" sun
ay. March 20. at Clifton Springs, y. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Weld Will DO at
ONE after April |. at Clifton Springs. |
'nnsnnt This Afternoon.
An interesting benefit affair Of this !
afternoon will hc the Easter the dan |
ant at the TaicOtt School At o'clock. |
hich Will be given by Misses Wiz
inia Quarlcs. Mary warren Williams,
EVELYN Robins and Evelyn Gregory
Or the benefit Of their i.entcr offer
ng Refreshments will be served
he school girl and hoy Sc; will hc
tr will be a charming one in every
'ay.
uict wedding.
a quiet wedding was solcmnized
N Saturday morning. March &c. at
30 o'clock. in the home of ~ J.
ofer. Gil Virginia Avenue. Rich
bond, when MISS Gladys ". Hole
IAN became the bride Of Gordon T..
arlow. both ~ Smithfcld
Rrfoic Tie ccrc!nonN. Loves Old
wcet Song" 'Isclievc Me. if all Those
ndcaring Young Charms" and "Jua-
tia" were rendered as piano solos
= Miss Lucy White, cousin OF the
Tide. tt. bride and groom entered
Inc parlor to the strains .. the bridal
Rnortis from I,ohcngrn. and during