The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

NottIdm JE, tledSOHtOU
Conquest, Holt Page. William Dickson.
Cecil Stevens, Norman Jones. Herbcrt
Ward, Ben Rrokenbrougl, James
Maury. James Wheat, Walter Watkins,
e. .. Harrison. Jr.. Maybe. James
Augustine. Stubs, CARL Walker, Call,
Henry Elicit, James Dunlop. Thomas
Neal and Floyd Taylor.
Luncheon for Miss Lyman.
The luncheon given BY Mrs. Hugh
Campbell for Miss Emily Lyman at
her home on West Franklin street yes
terday was a very handsome affair.
The table was decorated in red tulips
and covers were laid for twelve. Mrs.
Campbell's guests on Saturday includ-
ed: Miss Lyman. the guest OF honor;
Misses Isabelle Carter. Letticc Wood
ward, Maxwell. of PENNSYLVANIA: Mar
tina Robinson. Emma Gray White. lane
B~oulware, Anne Traylor. Elsie liar
rison. Lily Pegram, Mary Scarborough.
Mrs. Aylett In Bnjtimorc.
Mrs. William Aylett, of Newport
News. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Doug
las Ii. Gordon. at her home, 1909 North
Charles Street, Baltimore. Mrs. Cor
don entertained at Bridge whist Fri
day afternoon in honor Of her house
guest, and Mrs. Aylett was also Will
Mrs. Gordon in her box at the opera
Thursday night. Mrs. Aylett has Wis
ited Richmond a number of times as the
guest Of Mrs. William L. Royal and
| Mrs. Thomas Boiling. After spending
the early part of March at Atlantic
City. Mrs. Gordon Will join Mr.. Gordon
in North Carolina.
For Miss Nash.
Among the numerous affairs that
have been given in honor Of Miss Nan
Nash. of Charleston, w. Va, the guest
of Mrs. Barksdale Lathrop, was a very
pretty tea given Tuesday afternoon by
NJ = g r 7 Nv r J~Itf4 ~ A o.o H. "NL F,l,1 49,
table was arranged with spring flowers,
and Miss Nash, who received with her
hostess. wore a gown OF blue crepe me-
teor, yelled in marquisctte Of the Same
shade. She wore a corsage bouquet of
orchids and lilies and n large black
picture hat. Mrs. Lathrop was gowned
in an imported green crepe. with a
black hat. She also wore orchids and
lilies.
Assisting in the dining-room we're
Mrs. r. Carter Scott, Mrs. John l.. de-
Treville. Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. r. NJ.
Blankenship.
At tho Art Club.
The inside of the Art Club Of Rich
mond, at $50 West Grace Street, has
recently been done over, and contains
some very good reproductions Of ia
nous masters. Every Tuesday after
noon the members OF the Art Club and
their friends are entertained at tea, and
these teas, with the charming little
lectures that are given there every
Tusday, have become quite a feature
OF the social life here, where one meets
critics and lovers Of art In a deliEht-
ful assembly of friends.
The lecture for his Tuesday after-
noon Will be Rev. Ernest Earle OsEood,
rector Of Emmanuel Church., Brook Hill.
and his subject will be THE Passion
Play" The lecture will begin at half
after o'clock. and all members and
their friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Wonnn's Club.
Mrs. Charles G. Kosher Will be the
speaker at the Woman's Club to-1nor-
TOW afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock.
She VIII tell something of tho chatcaux
ana castles IN old Touraine. which she
visited last summer. Mrs. Bosher Is a
charming speaker and will handle her
subject in n bright and charming man
ner.
Miss A. T. Daniel will meet the lit
%erature class on Wednesday afternoon,
when her subject will be "Romantfo
school-Cooper."
Combined Meeting to Be Held.
\ combined meeting Of the Equal
Suhrase League of Virginia and the
Cooperative Workers Association will
be held at 8 o'clock on the evening Of
Tuesday, February IS, in the league
room, 307 East Franklin Street. and
promises much In the way Of interest
Tor cfHcers and ember OF both or.
CARNATIONS.
inc meeting of the league on the af-
tefnoon of February 16 was presided
over by Mrs. George NJ. S%m.thdca1. Miss
Julla fleming, Miss E. N. Everett. j.
y. Atwood and Mrs. j. II. Adams were
the Sneakers IF tho q Ffar,,oo,, 49, L--
heard with great pleasure. Mrs.
Smithdeal closed the meeting with q
relersncc to recent events III the sur
irage movements. and dwelt on the adj
vantage derived from the fact that
Calltcrnia might now be considered as
sixth suffrage State, the attitude and
vote of the California REPRESENTATIVES
on equal suffrage warranting the asser-
ton.
To Speak at Y. w. CA.
on February 20 DR.. Anna D.. Brown,
mead OF the physical department of the
National Board of the Young Women's
christian Association, will speak on
.itealth and Recreation: Their Rela-
tion to Right Living" at the gvmna-
SUM building at SIS o'clock. All In
terested are cordially invited to be
present. The speaker is in Richmond
to attend the conference of Young wo-
mems Christian Association secreta.
RES. which will take place here this
week.
or Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brooke Gilpin
entertained at an attractively arranged
dinner Thursday evening at the Hotel
stafford, Baltimore, in honor OF their
son and daughter-in-law. MIR. and Mrs.
Donald Newcomer Gilpin. The table
was arranged with Bride roses and