The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
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Ono of the most beautiful receptions
of the season was given by Mrs. r. M.
Bccktni1i on Wednesday afternoon ut
sher home in Danvillc. in honor OF
Mrs. Pete Thomas Barrow, Jr, who is
one or the seasons brides and a
charming addition to 1oanvil1c's social
circle.
Miss Tnyior Attends Entertainment.
Mrs. otto u. 1fcisscnbnttol enter.
taincd Friday afternoon at il most en-.
toynb1o s%alnagundi party at her home
In Norfolk. In honor of Miss Agnes
Wilson, OF Washington Heights, N. y.
Those invited to meet Miss Wilson
were Mrs. John Nicol, Misses Kath-
arino Myers. Lucie Lamb, Mary Payne,
Mary Itoyster, Huth Donald. Bessie
Murray, Flora Taylor. OF I,ichmond:
Jean Cooke, Bessie Payne. Lucretia
dc Jnrnctte, Annie Dornin, Kathleen
Lauder and Miss Stanton, OF Canada.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. q. Funston Lucado and 1augh-
ter, Miss Margaret L,icado. Of Lynch
burg, are spending several days In this
city at the Jefferson Hotel.
%1elcEntcs Elected.
Miss Mary Johnston has been elected
delegate and Mrs a. NJ. Tylor alter
nate, to the convention or the Amert-
can Wonlcn's National Suffrage Assoc.
citation In Washington. DC, on April
14-19. a dramatic reading by Miss
La Toilette OF Cecilly Hamllton's
charming play, .How the Vote Was
Won" and a series Of parlor krccep.
tions arc among the entertainments
now being discussed by tie program
committee Of the Suffrage League in
Richmond.
Returned to COyinEt0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rinehart and
little daughter. who have been spend
ing some time in New York, Washing
ton and Richmond, ia returned to
their home In Covington, vn. While
here Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehart were at
the Jefferson Hotel.
or interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Twiford have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter. Rosa May. to Sidney
Walter Mason. on Tuesday afternoon,
March S, at $3.50 o'clock at their home
on West Brambleton Avenue. Norfolk.
Mr.. Coles Recital.
The usual monthly recital OF Julian
Coles pupils was held in his studio.
2105 East Franklin street. Friday aft
kernoon.
GupIlS EedIuG Nv "
Misses Louise Lane, Rae Ream5. Ruth
Campbell, Ruth Evans. Agnes Parrish.
Thclma Bailey. Louise Wakefield.
Edith Reains. Gladys Davis. Hazel
Hamilton. Margaret Parrish, Phyllis
Realms. Blanche Haynes, Hazel Strong
and Blanche McGehee.
After the recital Mr.. Cole. assisted
by his sister. Mrs. chas. +. Cole. was
the host of a very pleasant informal
reception to the pupils and their pa
rents.
Carroll-IIcrron.
Avery quiet wedding was solemn
ized at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. q. Heron in Norfolk saturday aft
crnoon. when their daughter. MISS
Nina B. Heron, became the bride OF
c. w. Carroll. of Sumter, S. 9. h
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. w. Carroll, of Tanner Creek, Va,
father of the groom, in the presence OF
only the immediate relatives ana
friends. After the ceremony the cou-
pie left for a two weeks trip TO al.
ami. Fla. on their return they Will
max. unite S. c.. their nome. at
which place the groom is a prosperous
young business man.
At the Woman's Club.
The fourth appearance of The
Hardy Annual" at the Woman's Club
Yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. Chiles
N. Terrell as ed~itor-in-chief, was a
particularly clever and interesting
event. The parlors were filled with
one of the most brilliant audiences
seen at the club this winter, n these
very handsomely gowned women were
most hearty and enthusiastic in their
applause.
The hits were very kindly in their
humor and 1t you'd be q hard matter
indeed to say which article was most
pleasing. HRS. Terrell made a capital
editor-in-chtef and her papers were
very clever and amusing. Mrs. C.. C..
Walker, as editor of the Jokes and
rhymes, was most entertaining II
was greeted With a great deal of APP
jplause. Mrs. c.. D. Wingfield, who cd
tied the book reviews, as she expressed
1t, was sandwiched in between the bits
of humor. n her birds eye view" OF
Virginia authors was we'll chosen n
her criticism of the books and poems
OF each finished and to the point.
Perhaps the most delightful papers
read were the Voice OF the People" In
which Col. Wayback vents delicious
bits of cleverncss and sarcasm on the
would-be suffragettes and aspiring
petticoats. read by Mrs. Stanard, and
"Fads and Fashions. by Mrs. Durham.
Particularly bright were the witty in
quiries and answers. and her parody
on T h Pied Piper of Hamlin," in
which Dame Fashion effectively re-
moves the rats Of the present day
and generation. was a very original
and novel rhyme. The "ads" Of Mrs.
Smith n the modern inventions OF
Mrs. John c. Robertson were very
clever and amusing.
The reception following was indeed
e brilliant gathering of society. Mrs.
William Hodges Mann. wearing j
handsome sown of deep violet chiffon
cloth. hand-emhroidercd, with q cor
sage bouquet OF English violets and
s~urdenias, and Mrs. ~. d. Thomas, ii
black lace II American Beauty
roses. were hostesses of the afternoon.
Mrs. Taylor Ellyson n Mrs. Charles
p Borden poured tea and Mrs. Charles
50 Lee and Mrs. James Scott presided
at the coffee table.
In nnd Out of Town.
Miss Helen Steiner, Of Montgolnery,
;Ala,, and Miss Therese Nurney, who
nave DecnA&thes ~ueqtS of &trinpcl.S ,,a,.s