The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-19

ana valentines. The faYors given and
tho souvenirs drawn by tho young
men wore most novel
Tea Tuesday.
Mrs. Benjamin B. Valentine has Is
sued cards for o toa Tuesday nfter-
/ noon from to 6 o'clock. The toa
will BIO given at Mrs Valentines
homo. 2s3s Monument Avenue.
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer G. Jones and
/ their daughter. Miss Jones. OF this
city. arc spending week In New
| York, and are registered at the Hotel
Astor. Mr. and Mrs Jones and their
daughter are in New York attending
the opera. They will return to Rich
mond next week.
Surprtnc Party.
A very attractive surprise party was
given Miss e. v. schott at the home
OF her aunt and grandmother on Mon
day. February IL. Those present wcrc
| Misses e. V. Schott, Frieda Dietz,
Alice IIartzell, Myrtle Jackson. Emily
Krouse: Julian Hin, Ed. Anderson,
Jacob Ebol Fcrnand Rueger. George
| Chr 'stian, ]. n. Williams. Mrs. S ~
Williams. Mrs. Emily Kobe, j. q
Kobe. Mr.. and Mrs. Schott. Mrs. Frank
BlIley. Mrs. william Splitting Games
amused the guests until II o'clock
| when an elaborate supper was served
| In the dining The table was
decorated in red flowers and Cupids
with strings OF red hearts from tho
chandeliers. In the parlors decora lions
were In American Beauty roaes and
: carnations.
Meeting Wednesday,.
! The Alunnae Association of tho wo-
mans College VIII meet on Wcdnes-
day afternoon, February 81. at half
/ past o'clock in tho college chapel
/ Mrs. Charles C. Bosher Will address
( tho association. and all members are
requested To be present
! Valentine PARTIES.
Miss Laura Parker gave Valentine
J party at her home, III North Iwen-
! ty-third Street, on "Wednesday gen
Ing. Those present were Misses Ruth
, Allen. Dexter Parrish, Grace and Doris
| Cottrcll. Annie Belle Atkinson. annie
Laura and Grace Enlton, Vorna
Parker. Alma Parker. LAURA Parker
and Jack Faulkner; Ernest Carmen,
Edward Hotz. William Knlghtly, Mil
! lard Jones. Harold spcights. wnvcrly
/ King, Bernard Blanton. Bart womble,
I Alvin Saunders. Howard Crcary. Leo
nard Pollard. Frank II. Roe Games
were played and prizes were awarded
! 10 Wnverly King and Bernard Blan-
/ ton.
! Another Valentine party given We'd
nesday night took place nj tho home
/ OF Mrs Hay. 2lS East Main Street,
under tho direction OF tho brotherhood
OF st. Paul. OF ST. Marks Episcopal
: Church. Fcstoons OF red hearts Rich
! uond roses ard rcd carnations decor
ated the pariors. and tho table was ar
ranged with hearts and Cupids. Miss
Hay sang md Mr. Cunning gave sew
cral selections on the piano. Eugene
Moore. one of the st. Paul boys. play
. p 10 al
suppcr WAS served by several young
! girls in red and white costumes.
Home Wedding.
I "Westwood." tho old homestead OF
, the Temples. IN King william coun-
~. was tho scene OF a marriage of
unusual interest Saturday at noon.
when Miss Janet Temple Warn, daugh-
came the wife OF Henry Latane Jones,
I of Burlington. The Rev. William Nell
son Meade, OF Tappahnnnock. was the
1 officiating minister The bride. ex-
! qu!s!tely Gowned In white chiffon over
/ nessalinc. with pearl trimmings. en-
tered with her brother William La
} tame Warn, OF Richmond. who gave her
away Misses Margaret Stuart Jones.
and Blanche Warn We're the maids OF
/ honor and wore white silk gowns
Judge ClnEgett b. Jones. father of the
/ bridegroom. acted as best man. 4
f.! luncheon was served the bridal party
/ Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones Will make their future
home In Gloucester.
! Dance ut Church Nond.
A Leap Year dance was given last
week by tho young girls Of Church
( Road at the Town Hall In honor OF
Z the men In the ncighborhood Some OF
those dancing were Misses l2hic Hite.
] of Petersburg, Essie Howell. of Suf-
! folk; Mary Thompson OF Ashland:
| Pearl Clarke. OF Dinwlddie: Helen
! WorthinEton, Lulic Field, Odessa Jones.
Alice Bragg. Lucille RragG. OF Peters
burg; Mary IIiswick or church Road:
| Mamie RaGsdalc, Annie Ragsdale.
! Willie s. Maceo. Edna Coleman and
! Lizzie Hammer Ford, OF Church Road:
H. Brill Ford. j. II. Hardy, NJ. c.
| Coleman. f5. Coleman, Mason Perkin-
| son, of Church Road: J. c. Hobbs. OF
! Petersburg: NJ. Parkinson, p. Jones,
lof Petersburg; John RaEsdaic, Merit
| Bragg. Ernest Efisswick. l. Young.
Stanley Parkinson and Everett Cole.
! Tho chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
! N. Sutherland Mr., and Mrs j. y.
| Hammer. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Boisseau.
Leaving Town.
Miss Martha Walsh has returned to
visit to her cousin, Mrs. G. Z. Drinard.
OF 2alo Park Avenue. 4 number OF
| functions We're given for Miss Walsh
| during her stay In Richmond.
| Miss Uldne Walden Is In Lexington
this week attending the dances given
at the Virginia Military Institute and
the fancy drcss ball .; Washington
and Lee University.
Entertain Friends.
| The Young Girls Missionary society
| OF Park Place Church Will give a CO.
| lonial tea or Thursday. February 90,
! from TO I o'clock at 1915 Park Ave-
| nuc. a good musical program has
! been arranged. ana fancy costumes
| will be worn by the girls serving tea.
| All interested are invited 10 attend.
| The Senior Young Womans AuNil-
larry of Second Baptist Church will
| give an Evening OF illustrated Songs"
in the junior room of the Sunday
: c1lnn IN I'll In nf Ia r