The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03

siple to complete and successful
close.
The Daughters OF the American Re-
volution and the Colonial Danes beein
anew the patriotic work In which they
are constantly engaged. during this
month. The Danes arc consider.
the question of establishing themselves
In peTmanent home during this year
Other Workers Active.
PhilanthIopic. social welfare work
ers and educational organizations are
specially active. The Young Woman's
Christian Association ID looking for
ward to getting funds in hand for /
now and oommodious building. where
nome comforts can be given the de-
serving worker on reasonable terms.
Inc Equal Suffrage League OF yir-
GINA VIII occupy It's new headquarters
next week in the Bryan Building.
corner Eighth and Broad Streets. A
headquarters secretary will be In
charge and the office will be one OF
the busiest centres in town. The
league viii have a literature and
luncheon booth at the State Fair.
Coming Out This Winter
AS announced at present, but with a
list probably subject to changes, de-
butantes in Richmond during the ap.
preaching season will include: Misses
Emily Royal, Elizabeth Bentley, Aiin
ME Archer Margaret Freeman, Cam
mile Cary. Emma Conquest, Louie
Johnston, Mary Johnson. Belle Willard,
Mary Tompkins. Mary Boyd. Elizabeth
Tayloe, Gay Montague, Genev!eve La;
throp. Doris Jones. Charlotte Jones.
Frances Bemiss. Katherine Eaches
Katherine Hagan. Gertrude Carter,
Kate Tayloe and Helen Haskins.
Meeting OF Directory Board.
The directory board of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities meets to-day at II o'clock
A d.. In the rooms OF the Virginia
historical Society All members OF the
board are requested to be present
Girls Auxiliary.
The hrst meeting this autumn of
girls auxiliary to the Instructive Wis
ting Nurses' Association will be held
at 1870 Wednesday afternoon, October
=. In the Nurses Home. on East Cary
Street
Grnce Church Auxiliary.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Grace
ternoon at 1880 o'clock
Episcopal Church will meet this az
Regular Monthly Meeting,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Equal Suffrage League. to name the
aeiesates attending the national con-
vention at Louisville. KY. will be held
Thursday. October 5. at 4 o'clock, in
a01 East Franklin Street
Buffet Party mt Cedar HIP
In honor OF MISC Catlin and John
Leigh Ratciitfe. of Henrico, whose
! marriage Will be celebrated on Wed
nesday, October 4, II. IL Radcliffe, faith
or OF the groom-to-be gave a buret
supper on the lawn at Cedar HILL"
his Henrico county residence. last
week.
The bridal party went out in tally
no from the city. Hundreds or yari.
coiored Japanese lanterns interspersed
with bay trees and palms made gay
J ana beautiful scene An orchestra
played series OF charming selections
and about 200 guests were present.
Southern Girls Dcbutantes
The Washington Herald of yester-
| day. says:
One OF the most interesting OF all
the many debutantes of the coming
season Will be Miss Ducy Hoke Smith,
second daughter of the new Senator
from Georgia. Governor Hoke Smith
and Mrs. Smith. There will be
several other Southern girls in the list
of debutantes. Miss Helen Hardy,
daughter OF Representative and Mrs.
Hardy. OF Texas. being among them.
MISS HARDY is most interesting LIEN
Der OF the younger set and attracted
attention at the ball of the Southern
Relief Society last winter by her grace
| and her colonial costume In the min
uet.
Lorrnine-Knowles.
The engagement has been ennounc-
ed OF Miss Margaret Brock Knowles.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VILLA m
Parke Knowles. to George Bernard
Lorraine, of Richmond. the wedding
to be celebrated during November in
Grace Street Presbyterian Church,
Mr.. and Miss Moncure Return.
The Rev. John Moncure and his
daughter, Elise. who have been tour
ing Europe for several months, are ex-
pected home within a short time
Luncheon at Country Club.
Women visitors, brought to Rich
mond by the convention OF the Ink, OIL
and Varnish Association, will be
given luncheon at the Country Club
to-day. The hour for the luncheon Ia
1880 P. NJ. Decorations will be in
eoldenrod and ferns.
Birthday Celebration.
Florence Herold entertained her lit
tie friends in honor of her fourth
birthday on Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 20, from 8 to O'clock After
games refreshments were served.
prominent among them being the
birthday cake.
Among those present were: Maxine
Birchett. Ida Feitig, Annie Feitic,
Irene Rriel, Marion Briel, Rosa Mehl-
Brech. Fannie Mehlmrech. Ruth
Meuschke, Edna Meuschke, Esther
Meusohke. Louise Meyer, Myra Tabor.
Mildred Gillett. Rosa weinbaun, Ruby
Harris. May Woods, Mary Taylor,
Hazel Raabe, Frederick Meuschke,
Florence and Dorothy Herold
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Ethel Crenshaw Watkins. who
has been undergoing surgical treat
ment at Saint Luke's Hospital, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. w. B. Hutchins and Miss Ger
,trude Hutchins. Of My Lady's Manor.
MARYLAND, are guests of Mrs. Hutch
mss brother, c. H. Bosley at -e