The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

The iuii before the storm makes
the days and nights barren OF social
activities. and Miss Society apparently
droops in the garb OF sack cloth,
though all the while planning the
prcverhiai Easter bonnet and gown
that will on Easter Sunday initiate
the renewed activity in worldly things
A number of Richmond girls will
attend the Easter gayeties at the col
feEes and universities, especially at
the University of Virginia and the
Virginia Military Institute, Several
prominent weddings are scheduled for
the last of March and the early part
OF April.
The marriage Of Miss Miriam
Spottswood Wood and MIR, Hirschel
Felix Paschai on Thursday morning,
March 10, at IL O'Clock. at the home
of the bride-elect, 1894 Hanover ave-
nue.. Will be an important event OF
next week. Miss Word Is well known
here. and Mr.. Paschal is a prominent
young man of New York.
The Hardy Annual"
With the interest characteristic of
home productions. THE Hardy An
nuai,' the annual newspaper OF the
woman's Club, will make Its appear
ance Monday afternoon at the club
under the fostering care of an able
stan. This Is always one of the most
enjoyable features OF the club. and is
eagerly anticipated
Mrs. Charles NJ Ferrell is the ed
itor-in-chief. Mrs. FL. II. Smith Is the
advertising solicitor. Mrs w. q. Stan
ard will give expression to the voice
of the people, Mrs. wIngfield will con-
tribute several book reviews. Mrs.
Durham will present woman's page,
rich In dress culinary and moral sug-
restions, Mrs. Robertson Will give IL
Illuminating information on recent
-seiaftsfie novelties, and Mrs. {. I.
Walker will write up the latest things
In athletics, making a breezy, inter
esting sporting page.
Hostesses for the afternoon VIII be
Mrs. William Hodges Mann and Mrs.
W. d. Thomas Mrs. J. Taylor ELY
son and Mrs. Charles r.. Bordue VIII
pour tea. and Mrs. Charles A. Lee
and Mrs. James Scott will serve COZ
fee.
Literary Round Table.
Tho third in the series of lectures
on the literature of science WILL nc
given By Miss Augusta Daniel at the
Womanfs Club "Wednesday afternoon
The specific subject for wednesday u
social Evolution"
Al The Tea Room.
Young ladies serving tea In the
eai,p garden of the jefferson MondaS
afternoon will be Miss Courtney
-fsramp,-Miss Mary Butler and MIS-
EVELYN Gordon They will be assist,
ed by several Of their friends, ahe
the approaching week Will doubtless
see as large crowds as the preced,
4t...n
to the Girls Club.
Gard Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Armistead
Of Richmond, were among the guests
at an attractive card party given by
Mr.. Charles Rogers In his apartment
at the Racham beau Thursday even
: ing in Norfolk. supper at the Lynn
haven followed the card party.
other guests were Misses Ella anf
Frances Waddey.
Amateur Drama.
an attractive and amusing drama ir
three acts, Thompkins' Hired Man
will be given by the Philathea clas'
Of the Seventh Street Christian churcf
Friday evening. March IL, at s'@e
o'clock. in St Mary's Hall, at Fourth
and Marshall streets. The play Is
given to raise funds with which Il
furnish a room at the Sheitering ARM
Hospital. The cast Is made Up hS
the young people OF the church. anC
everything at this time indicates tina
the performance will be brilliant enc
charming.
Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan Here.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. with 1--WE
friends and her secretary, viii arrive
in the city this afternoon, and VII
spend the weekend at the Jeffer
son Hotel, where she has engaged
suite of five rooms. She comes from
Old Point, where she has been stop
ping at the Chamberlin. and leave
for the South the first of the week
u. u. c. Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Richmond Chapter, United Daughter
of the Confederacy, will be held II
Lee Camp Hall Wednesday. Marcel
3, at IL A. NJ Al! visiting paugh
ters are cordially invited to attend tn
meeting,
Execution Recital.
The monthly recital Of the Rich
mond School of Expression was hell
last night at the residence or Mr.. J
II. stoitz. 2o01 West Grace street
The students taking part were
Misses Marguerite Stoltz, Stella Jolly
Aileen Hord, Ethel Lassiter, Alic
Word. Helen White, Mamie Crawford
Amanda Pitts and Mr., w. ii. Kelley
Musical numbers were rendered b.
Miss Jean Field. Ruby Stoitz an'
Juliet Anderson. There were al
Illustrated song and poem by Mrs
Thurston and the school.
Annual Donation Day.
The Retreat for the Sick VIII oh