Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
SOC.LEl:.'. 'TY.


An Important event on the social
calendar OF this week Will be the
wedding OF Miss liazci,ine watt
son. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Will
Ham Gray Watson. OF 1915 West
Franklin street, to Shirley Potter,
u New York, The wedding will
take place at the home Of the brides
parents tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock.
Several charming affairs have been
given for Mss Watson, among
them being those given by Misses
Mario Wilkinson and Katherine
Naien'ln"> Tonight her sister, Mrs,
RNrtc Wood, who tx to be matron
or honor, viii entertain her at her
nom" after tho rehearsal, 1t VIII
10" an attractive entertainment, in
Guiding as guests only the bridal
party>
Hrturns I" WilIinmsport.
Mrs Robcr; Il. Wright. who has
been in Richmond for tho last week.
~ returning 10 her home In VIII
Transport, Md. today. Mrs wrigh,
has been the guest OF her son-in- law
and daughter, Mr., and Mrs, Charles
T., Moore, a, 10 Cathedral Place
She was given several Interesting
affairs during her stay here.
Ont-"f-T",,n Guest for Wedding.
Miss Patsy Kent, OF Petersburg.
is tho cues; OF Miss Iiaxcl,.n. Watt
son for a faw days Miss Ken, Is
here 10 attend the Potter Watson
wedding. Sh" will be In the c!ty
until after that event
Motors 10 New York.
Mrs J. W. Everett motor.d ia
New York this week VITA Mrs. Ed.
ward Scott, OF Warren. They viii
be tho guests OF General and Mrs
Fred ricrson. While In tho city Mr..
Everett VIII arrange 10 ship her por-
trait %! Lady Astor to London
During IN" recent visit .. the As.
tors 10 Richmond this portrait was
put on exhibition AZ the Jefferson
Hotel. ]; IS now on exhibition at
knocdl"r's studio.
unrriIinK Tomorrow.
Interesting groups OF Richmond
ana Washington people will leave
tomorrow morning at . o'clock from
IN" Main Street Station on tho spe-
ciai cars which have been arranged
ny tho 4. Il. '. \. FOR the Interested
public who viii attend tile unwilling
Of tho statue Of Pocahontns al,
jamestown Island tomorrow IN.
Statu" has BEEN erected as a com
mcm"rat!pn Of tho Indian princess
hy the National pocahontas Me-
mortal Association. II is "a Elf. To
tho \. i. V. a The unvelling viii
~ uoHc Ny direct descendants OF
rocahontas. and the services VIII In,
'lnn: interesting speakerg-Thomas
nelson Page: Dr. Lyon g. TYLER. who
VIII accept the gift In behalf OF the
association. and Dr. beverley r.
IHch"r observations may bc made
through Mrs. Henry Taylor. 2Oll
Monument Avenue, or Mrs ~ i.
wilmer. 6i7 West Grace street
saturday Might nj Jefferson
hs.
ate School for Girls viii be held in
the Jefferson Hotel tomorrow nigh,
AT s:l5 O'Clock. II IL the sixth com
m"ncemcnt of the school. and IA.
graduating class IL an interesting
ono 10 many prominent members OF
Richmond society.
Concerning Garden pnrty Today.
bn: l" IN" uncertainty OF the
weather this wees, announcement
has been made ~ the Glu;er Park
W"man'S Club that In cas-. ot rain
mo garden party. which Was To have
taken place this afternoon ana eve
ming at Pollard Park Tor In. henc.
NJ OF the Crippled Childrcn's Hos
1ita!. VIII be postponed until Sa,ur-
day. The card party. however. viii
lie given at the same hour at the
homo OF Mrs. NJ j Fulton, 3OOl semi
mary Avenue. Those who wish ia
reserve tables for the card part. viii
can MIS-. fhi!iip BrOwl"r. Boulevard
1"5t-J. Players are asked 10 bring
their own cards and pencils Th. re-
c"ption committee" VIII be NeSdanes
Lewis Ay!ctt, Charles Picot. Thoina.
cary Johnson. II. {. Ruilin ana w. /,
Rhodes. supper. served from s to
1870 o'clock. an Cricnta! bazaar.
pony rides. flower parad.s and solo
dancing Will he some OF the attrac-
tive features. This is an annual at
fair in the club
Card Party Mt Commemorative
y card party will be given in the
commonwealth Club next SATURDAY
afternoon for the student huild!n.
iund OF Randolph Macon Woman's
College by local alumnac of the col
lego. who are taking part in ma
tlonal campaign 10 raise funds for
the purpose. The binding. which is
now under construction. Will contain
an auditorium, offices OF student or
carnations. dining rooms and other
conNcnienccs. II IL being erected as
memorial 10 the founder of the
college. DR.. William Waugh Smith.