The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-04

season and last were entertained at
cards from to 10 o'clock. when tho
men wore invited to the reception fol-
lowing. The Ellington home was doc
GRATED entirely In color scheme OF
pink and green. Trailing vines and
Southern smllax draped the walls. and
Killarney roses were used in big gilt
baskcts caught with gauze ribbon, and
wall pockets OF the Samo pink flowers
were arranged through tho rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington received with
tho guests OF honor. Mrs. Ellington
wore handsom, gown Of white lace
made ovor yellow, with a corsagc
bouquet OF orchids. Miss Porter wore
/ a gown OF hand painted pink chiffon
trimmed In paler pink flowers, and
carried large bouquet of Killarney
! roses. Miss Nelson was gowned In
yellow chiffon. and carried bouquet
OF violets and lilies of the valley.
Miss Cora Younger and James Dun
Top served punch, and about 100 guests
were entertained. An orchestra, con-
| cealed by palms and ferns, played dur
Ing the evening.
Visiting Here.
Miss Mary Thornton. of Houston, has
been spending Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs, SAMUEL W. Davies at 317
East Franklin Street. Miss Thornton
is now the guest of her brother, Robert
/ 6. Thornton. on Monument Avenue.
for the month of December.
Pictures Exhibited.
In the combined exhibition of the
Pennsylvania Academy and tho Phila-
delphia Water Color Club, now being
| held at the Academy OF Fine Arts. Miss
Adele Williams. OF Richmond. is one OF
the contributors, being represented by
1..lI eyh ftI 81.
Williams is an artist OF no little note
and her exhibition OF pictures at the
Jefferson hero some time ago was
| much commented upon and largely at
tended. Miss Williams spent most of
| last summer travelling with friends In
Europe.
| Attending Dance.
Miss Mary Ainslee and Miss Aston
Drake left Richmond Saturday for
Orange. where they attended the
Thanksgiving hop given by the stu
| near that place. The dance is always
very pleasing event. and visiting
| girls from all parts of Virginia go to
Woodberry Forest to be present on
that occasion. Misses Ainslee and
Drake will return to Richmond to-day
Lee Chapter to Meet.
Lee Chapter. United Daughters OF
| the Confederacy, will meet Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock In Lee Camp
Hall. All members abe requested TO
bring their application blanks to TINS
meeting. Through the courtesy of the
members Of Lac Camp, Lee Camp Hall
VIII he used u the Daughters OF Lee
Chapter for thei. monthly meetings,
wn.cn Will be held on the first Tuesday
morning in every month at IL o'clock.
The Lee Chapter has recently been
organized. and Will work in interest
of Confederate women who are in
financial need.
Thanksgiving Dance.
Among the delightful affairs of tho
past week was dance given on We'd
Hesday evening at the Guerrant Hotel.
Some OF those dancing were Guy Beal
and Miss Halloran. Frank Ellyson and
Miss Tinsley. Charles Cook and Miss
Massey. George Jones and Aliss Buch-
anan. Herbert Powell and Miss Bertha
Weitzel. OF Shamokin. Pa; Mr.. Wood
ward and Miss Blount Mr.. Cullen and
Miss Ruby Powell. William Dunn and
Miss Buchanan. John Collins and Miss
Bessie Wilkes. Mr. King and Miss
! Schavin. l. Booker and Miss Feltheus
Mr.. Barlow and Miss Nellie Ryan, Dir
kinklc and Miss Mamie Franklin, Gar
land Hood and Miss Drcaver, Miss
Ruby Blunt and Lewis Day. Miss Hazel
Powell and Charles King. Mrs. W. H.
Powell chaperoned the affair.
Bird Supper.
Miss Lena Pollard was hostess of a
bird supper at her home Friday night
Covers were laid for ten guests, and
the table was set with a centrcpiece
of yellow and white ohrysanthemums.
The candles were shaded in yellow.
Returning to Richmond.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt will re-
turn TO Richmond tonight, after Civ
ing violin recital in Waynesboro on
Friday evening. Misc kelnhardt is
one OF the best known musicians in
Richmond. and her concert Friday
While in Waynesboro Miss Reinha I'd
was the guest of Mayor W. H. Gard
ner and family.
Meetings To-Day.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. w. w. Richardson,
Sol4 East Broad Street. A full at
tenEancc is desired.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will also hold meeting this at
ternoon at o'clock. The meeting will
be held in the home of .1rs. E. NJ. Ball,
1914 East Broad Street. and all mem
In the.Servicc Of the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters Will hold their meet
Ing this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
residence of Mrs ]. C. Winfree, 210
North Twenty eighth Street. 1t is n
very important meeting and all MEM
bers of the organization are urged to
attend
Council OF Jewish Women.
The regular meetinS of the Council
of Jewish Women will be neld at 3:45
~. NJ. tomorrow in the Saba tn school
room OF Temple Beth Ahabah. In ad-
dition to the general business, there
Will be play, entitled Trouble at
Sattcrlees," given BY members of the
Junior Council; also vocal solo by
Mrs. Henry Hymcs. accompanied by
4-rs. Sig. iiutzlcr. Members and their
friends are cordially invitcd to be
present
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