The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
|, at 4 o'clock, at Emmanuel Church.

Visitors From Lexington.
a charming group of visiting girls
are Miss Kitty Rogers. Miss Virginia
Barclay and Miss Ann Hill, of Lexing-
ton. Va. who are tho house guests Of
Miss Lucy Gwathmoy, at her homo on
West Grace Street
Leaves for Now York.
Miss Eleanor Lindsey loft Richmond
yesterday to spend some time at the
home OF her sister Mrs. Armstrong.
in New York.
iiappn Alpha banquet Tonight.
The annual Kappa Alpha banquet
will take place at the Commonwealth
Club at o'clock tonight. DR.. L. C.
Woodward Will preside. and there will
he several after dinner speeches
About 100 guests will be on hand. and
as Kappa Alpha numbers among her
own some of R!chmonds most illus
trious men. this meeting of the alumni
every year is always brilliant gath
eriDg. John Swartwount has the en-
tertainment in charge. Some of the
alumni in Richmond are:
Adjutant-Gcncral W. W. Sale: DR..
John c. Metcalf. DR.. w. A. Harris, DR..
T. II. Lewis, of Richmond College;
Judge s. b. Witt. Colonel 10 Lane Stern,
u. NJ. Pitcher. james D. Patton, Jr.,
Coleman Workman, Stuart Bowe, T. j.
Stubhs. II. b. Handy. Pickett Lathrop,
Barksdale Lathrop. Percy g. Grant,
Captain Jennings c. Wise. Cassius NJ
Chichester. John NJ. Miller. Jr., Charles
-. Antrim Charles Bowe. Hunsdon
Cary. James Caskie. John A Coke, Jr.,
Sol Cutchins. Julien Gum. Rion Nc
Kissick. Nelson Ingram, Dr. r. II. Pitt,
DR.. j. a. c. Chandler a. n. Hill. Cecil
Stevens. George w Stevens, Jr, Allen
Garter Jones.
TIurrIson-Someryflle
Miss Corneia Long Somerville was
married yesterday at Brookside. near
Aiitchelfs. Virginia. TO Kent Harrison,
son Of Judge, NJ NJ Harrison Air
Harrison was formerly Of Virginia. but
now makes his home in Jecos. Texas.
Miss Fitzgerald in baltimore.
Miss Irene Morrison Fitzgerald. of
Grove Avenue. Is the guest of Miss
Nina Massey Scott. at her apartment
in the walbert. Miss Fitzgerald is a
popular visitor in Baltimore, where
she has frequently visited relatives.
Entcrtnins in wunhinEton
Miss Louise Fairfax Robertson, the
dcbutante daughter OF Mrs c. w.
Robertson, entertained at a tea We'd
ncsday afternoon at the Cairo in com
pliment TO her house guest. Miss Law
renee Swear!nger. of Louisville. Ky. al
SO a debutante OF this season The as
Misses Elena Caidcron. Dorothy Bate
wood. Hannar Taylor Ruth Bliss.
Elizabeth Matile. Nancy Gordon Jones,
Hazel Cox and her house guests, Miss
Blodgett and Miss Farnum, Marion
Edmonston King. Ida Norment Smith
and Marie Ray. The tea table was
presided over By Mrs. Gaines Smith
Of Warrenton. Va. and Mrs. Alexander
Hensey. Miss Robertson wore pale blue
n rF-I ..f
Miss Swearinsers gown was of pale
green satin. with bands of sable and
trimmings of silver lace.
Many beautiful parties have been
given in honor of Miss Robertson and
her house guest. Miss Robertson has
spent several summers with relatives
in Warrenton. Virginia.
To Spend Winter In Warrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunter Du-
lany. of Grafton Hail. one of tho
beautiful Dulany estates in Fauquier
county. are spending the winter
months a the Grafton, in Washing
ton
Visitors ut Old Point.
Miss Crcdilla Miller, of Baltimore.
who is the house guest Of Miss Emma
Gray White. on West Franklin Street,
will be Joined by her mother Mrs.
Lawrence V. Miller, and go to Old
Point for months visit later In the
winter.
Meeting Of Association.
The annual meeting OF the Southern
Industrial Educational Association will
be held to-day at noon at the Woman's
Club. All persons interested in this
work are most cordially Invited to bo
present
or Interest Here.
Says the Norfolk Virginian- Pilot:
MIS- John Sebrell. Jr., entertained
Monday afternoon at a very informal
but pretty card party at her home in
Olney Road complimentary TO Mrs.
Joseph Prince. Of Petersburg There
were two tables OF bridge, and those
playing were: Mrs. Prince Mrs T.. r.
! Hodges. Mrs. Samuel Linthicum. Mrs.
! Stanley Graves. Mrs. Abner Pope, Mrs
James H. Culpepper and Miss Fannie
/ Culpepper.
Informal Dnnce.
Miss Madeline Dominica entertained
at most delightful informal dance in
her home on East Broad Street last
week.
Among those dancing were: Miss
Dominica and R. w Carter, Miss Lottie
lie Grande and $. G. Cooper; Miss Jane
McCurdy and r. r. l.. Savers: Misc
Lillian Brewer and T. w Payne; Miss
Mary lie Grando and 4. B. Barnctt;
MISS miriam smith and i. Curlcy; Miss
Virginia Fox and II. f. Fitzgerald:
Miss Mary Krakc and Mr.. Jarvis; Mis-
Bessie lie Grande and b Lewis; Miss
LILA Dominici and Ernest Smith Miss
Edith lie Grande and Lewis Krakc:
Miss Eta Ernest and William Folkes:
Miss Lee Jones and y. Dominici; Miss
Agnes Wingler and Thomas Murphy:
MISS Adele Loving and William Jones;
Miss Brizalaric and Mr. King.
supper was served at II o'clock
In and Out of Town.
MISS Chloe Tyler Cooke has returned
10 her home in Baltimore. after visit
ing friends here.
Miss BESSIE Merritt, of Norfolk, is
visiting friends in Baltimore and was
among those dancing at the Junior Co
tillion on Tuesday night
Miss Therese Nurncy has returned, to
her home in Suffolk. after weeks