The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

The presence OF so many dis
tinguished women in town to a,ten
the convention of the United Daugn
tors of the ConfeSeracy Will be III
occasion for some very brilliant Ell
trrtaininE In their honor, and recep
lions and luncheons and number Q
very handsome dinners Will be iucidcn
10 their stay in the city. Much oil
ctai business is to be transacted, bu
there will be many hours that the Wis
itors will not be engaged, and be
side the program made out by tn,
committee entertaining the visitnl
daughters great many big affair:
VIII be given IN private houses II
honor OF special guests visiting here.
Last week the dobmtsntcs were mucl
III evidence AT number OF small teas
luncheons and card parties given /,
their honor Only one big debut re-
cept!on has been given so far. and
tina, is the reception given Tuesda,
evening by MIR and Mrs. William w
Archer TO present their niece. Mlst
Minnie Archer. to Richmond society
Invitations for the Richmond gcrmar
viii be issued very shortly by the club
anu. while it sounds like very simple
thing Ill Itself ii is really a very mo.
season Is made or mnrred by the fact
that she did or did no, receive ar
Invitation 10 the Monday" germans
FOR no matter how many rows of per.
fectly GOOD Suitors are besecching one
TO attend A dance the person in ques.
ton cannot DE present unless she has
irst been invited by the club.
II is possibly the only really exclu-
stve organization left TO mark the
line between the society past-that Is
those whose fathers and mothers have
danced al the halls and belonged IL
the club and graced the ball rooms OF
q past Eeneration--and society present
that is. new people. newer elements
and more or less cosmopolitan. II is
very conservative and dignified affair
the Richmond German CLUB. and some
very distinguished men and any nun :
Der of beautiful women have helped to
make IL the leading society event of
NIL the year so far as men and women
IN Richmond are concerned.
Since the very recent dissolution OF
the tuesday German Club many fumcrs
have been on loot TOR new club. since
the younger set must bc amused ana
junior cotillion is quite a neccssary
adlunct to the winters list OF charm.
ing afairs. 4 meeting was held at
the Commonwealth Club on Thursday
evening OF last week, with Richard NJ
Osterioh as chairman. Full particu.
lars OF the meeting could not bs
sieaned, but II is understood that 1t
Was composed OF representative men,
hers Of the old club AMI that the pru.
cipal business transacted was a vigur-
Gus debate on constitution and by.
laws These were referred to a com :.
nittec to DE adopted in "A written form.
the invitations INST OF the old Tues
day WAS also scrutinixed and referred
To committee.
ProitinG by the experience OF Junior
Cotilhon Clubs III the past, the new
club will be conducted under written
rules strictly enforced. a meeting
VIII be held later in the month Tor
the election OF officers for the new
club-snou!d there be new club
ana II is understood that the name will
be Bachelors Coalition. and the mem
bership Will be limited to forty
Mss u'Fcrrali Engaged.
Mr.. ana MRS. Charles L. OFerrall OF
Dillon, south Carolina. announce the
engagement of their sister. Miss Mabel
Bintoro oterruil, to j. stantor1
tutcheson, OF Richmond. the wcuuinp
Mhl take flee carly i'll the month o.
January.
Miss o'Ferrall is daughter OF the
late Governor Charles Z. o'Ferruli, of
Virginia, and her family is one ot the
most prominent in the State. For the
PAST several years Miss O'Ferral has
fuudc her home with relatives in
tarmNilie, but she is well known in
ihis city. where she lived for mum
Der OF years. Mr.. Hutcheson is a son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John ~ Hutchinson. OF
this city. and is prominent in Social
and club circles OF Richmond Society
Is much int%esicd in the announce
a
just after Christmas will be u very
important event in social circles OF
Virginia
Prominent Engagement.
Another engagement OF interest TO
society lie that OF Miss Julia Cav
Barnes, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Re.
bert Leonard Barnes. OF Sherwoc
Park. TO DR.. r. Lester Iudgins OF
fhrmville, No date has been an.
nounced for the wedding
Virginia Artists Compiimcntcd
An exhibition OF much interes, 10
Hichmond people is the fall show OF
the Ne" York Water Color Society
now taking place in New York CITY
4hfee OF Richmond's prominent artists
are represented--Miss Adele Williams
tNo :lel, The EARLY Moon" a lo,cI,
thing OF marshes and lat. evening Nj
NJ. straus. 1850 st. Jean du DoighI
esd In Church ST Jean du Doirht.
t26sb twilight 81. Jean du Dolght.'
tSS0 The Cnurcn ST. jean du Doight''
Dusaid Stewart Walker t30Gl Fruch.
ling sNauher," CalD "DIaphon."
The first mentioned OF MI walker.
pictures IS dense pine woods win
punk dogwood trees among tho pine,
and Il cool morning light through IN,
branches. In tho centre f. faun la.
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