Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
SOCIETY

MI. mud Mrs, John Meredith. Of
baltimore. Will spend tho Faster sea-
son I'm Richmond as guests OF th,.
iornhers father. Wyndham II. Acr.-
hon" on Park Avenue. Miss Marion
Meredith. who Is 4 director in a hor-
,icultural school at Lynn. Mass. will
also come TO Richmond tor the Easter
holidays
"vnnity Fair,
Ressrv.d seats in the gallery FOR
ahc"s OF 'Fan!ty Fair" and the
fashion chow may be obtained by
~iciophoning Airs. Crox,on Gordon.
Mnnison 2i2. The booths at which
unique lamp shades. haas and clothes
i1f chlidren may be had, will be
placed THIS yea in tho fo.er. SO that
those not wishing to enter the ball
room may Visit thcS" attractive
pooths and make purchases.
vanity lnir'' Will bee ono of the
p!tIeSt society vents OF Easter
":rK. and many tables have ucen RE-
h"r n" auspices OF The ~SInuySi1c
pay Nursery Auxiliary, OF which Mrs.
Jane. Gordon !;iuith Is president.
National tables have been re-
Waiter Lcahc. Dewitt Adams. Wal
H'r wallace. William Wallace. hrs.
James Il. Green, Mis-. H.. J.. Benson.
MRS. st Georg. bryan. Miss ilol"n
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Here for the Holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Cecil has arrived IN
Richmond to spcni the i:astc, nol.
lays with her parents, Dr. AMI Mrs.
l'uSS"li Cecil, 1T their home 1u i'arx
Avenue, Miss cecli is a studcr, a,
it|h AiaWr col!cs" and - m.mj.r OF
m" senior class.
j. attending Randoiph-Macon Wo-
mans College az I~.ynchburg, ~ here
10 spend Easter with her parents. Dr.
hil Mira, Ramon ~. GhrCin.
Misses Mary Mason Williams, lean
reynolds, Cary Anderson and Cor.
i!!ciia Feed. who are students ~ ho.-
Ems College" az" guests Of relatives
Miss Edith j. Robertson. who t., a
stud.ht ut iioil!ns. is the guest OF
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. J. william
robertson, at Forest I'm.
MISC susan Johnston. daughter OF
Nrs. George Bon Johnston. and Miss
BcnsIc iiogc. daughter Of Mrs. Moses
-. Uogc, Jr.. are among th. Swc"'
Briar girls who arrived hero y-ntrf-
day Tor tn" spring vacation.
Motor 10 R%ichm"nd.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Conway II Gordon.
jr. and Mrs. Jack Lang. OF Farm
vile. y. G.. mOtprcd TO i.lc1moni on
Monday from Tnrboro. y. &. NJ. and
Airs. Gordon VIII be with 'hcts par
cnis, SIR. and Mrs CouwnT II. cor
don, ~ 3oi North Lombardy Sect
~ - y =
Mrs. Lang. who IS a nice ~ Mrs-
John ". g rdon. Of W~esthampton.
viii he ,hcir guest for several days.
Guests for the Holidays.
MISS Eleanor Johnson will arrive
SATURDAY from Vassar college. where
.he IL student this session. 20 he
thc guest OF her parents. %. n ME
Thomas cary johnson. at their home
AT the Union Theological seminary,
miss Anne F~auikner Johnson is
leaving today for N"rfolk wsere 81"
viii spend the Easter holidays Win
Miss Margaret whitehead, in l.arci'-
iI"rr From the North:
turned to Hichmond ror the holidaEs
s5iO Monument Avenue. she has as
her guests for Easter. Misses .hath-
Srine iiapa Of Pelham GAG i,9,iihe
Tenn. They VIII spend = week in
Richmond. going later to attend tn.
Easter dances at the University OF
Virginia, the Virginia Military In
st,,utc and Washington and Lee Uai-
.crH.ty.
Miss Evans and her guests are ~,
S~tuG.nts NJ Oaksm"rc. M YORK. 'i;d
viii return TO school from Licking
Prominent wedding.
~ number OF Richmond guests VIII
~ " IftNllfl'l' W ltN'A3l fNhlf " 't
AIN. Of Miss Juiiana Brent kcyser
and GAYLORD Lee Clark. which VIII
lnkr place az Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal church at o'clock. April
ig. The ceremony wIll be performed
by the Rev. Or. Hugh Rrickhcad and
Viii b. followed hy n breakfast n
the home OF the bride.
In Norfolk.
Mrs. \. II. Flonrnoy and Mrs.
Horace Wright, Of Richmond. are be
ing entertained Ia Norfolk this week,
where they are the guests Of Mrs. NJ
II. Gray. Mrp. Fannie Boucher and
Mrs. George oliver have Joined Mrs.
tiournoy and Mrs Wright in Norfolk
for the Easter season.
Benefit Dance.
An attractive event OF Saturday
evening Will be the beneh. dance
given under the auspices Of the WoIn-
ans Auxiliary Of the Iiowltzcr.' AS
sociation. The dance Will AXE place
~ tho splendid new nrmory Of tho
uowitzers on North Eighth Street.
Members of the auxiliary will act
as chaDercns. and u jazz band Will
play for the dancing, which viii he