The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-19

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with their white dresses. red ribbons
and punches Of red hearts.
Z The guests were welcomed ana
served with fruit punch, after viii 1t
each in turn was led blndfoIdcd To
the heart tree. from which he plucked
Il heart. typical Of the one he would
win. There we're warm hearts, hight
hearts. sweet hearts. broken hearts.
and various other hearts represented.
Then followed progressive converse =
ton on appropriate subjects. In which
MIR. $. ID. Landlord won the first prize
and Mr.. W. =. Roberts the consolation.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room. the table with its cut glass,
silver and festoons Of hearts being
very attractive. Shortly before the
hour of dispensing, each young man
was permitted to take a peep into the
future, and to see the face Of his valen-
tine framed in a heart of pink roses.
The hostesses were Misses Lnlie Ar
mold, Edna Badger. Margaret Duncan,
Carrie Dunton. Pearl Elzey, Flora Fell
chett. Sallie Landlord. Carrie Moss,
Annie Pitts, Lynn Powell. Maude
Swift, Myrtis Tankard, Helen wilkins
and Miss Lawrence.
Their guests were Messrs. Allen
Arnold. r. h. Downing. George Floyd.
Walter HURT. G.. e. Hamilton, Walter
Kellam, s. II. Landlord. j. w. Noting
ham. Herbert Powell. ]. =. Rogers w.
G. Roberts. James -Sturgis. Bernard
Tsnkard and Thomas Turner.
Mr. and Mrs, O. +. Walker and Or.
and Mrs. w. ]. Sturgis acted as chap
erons.
Organ Recital Postponed.
The recital which was TO have beer
given this evening in Leigh Street
Baptist church on the Jennie Martin
parrish memorial organ has been
postponed To some future date, TO he
announced later.
February Dances at V. M. !.
The first Of the February hops which
took place in the institute gymnasium
Friday evening was a great success.
Besides n number of Lexington girls,
there were about thirty from Sweet
Briar Stuart Hall, Holiins and the
neighhorng cities. Misses Mary john
SON Gamma Conquest Elizabeth Taylor,
Cldne- Walden and Helen Haskens. If
Richmond. We're among the dancers.
An informal dance saturday morn
ing in the Literary 500 city hall and
a second hop In the gymnasium Sat
urday evening, both proved enjoyable,
The series viii close tonight with a
fancy dSess hail given in the skating
rink Rober. witt, OF Lexington, viii
open the bali and lead the german
figures
Mrs. Happier Entertained.
Mrs Mary Happier, Of Durham, y.
e.. entertained most charmingly at
bridge Thursday afternoon in honor
of her daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Harry
Happier. OF Richmond. The home
/ was decorated with red Christmas
! cactus and ferns. There were two
p u
PLAYED VITA much animation. A de-
! licious salad course was served. Those
! invited to meet Mrs. Efapper were
Mrs. J s. Manning, Mrs. J. NJ Man
7 ming Ms W J. GriswoId, Mrs. w
+. Williamson, of New York: Mrs. j
A Robinson, Mrs. \. H. Gary. Mrs.
w A, Guthrie. Mrs w. h, McGarv.
/ Miss Ida Cpwan, Misses Augusta and
susie Michaels,
/ To Live In Richmond.
Mis-. II u Gates. who will make
! Richmond her future home. was much
! entertained in South Boston last
week PRIOR to her departure for this
I city. on "Wednesday Mrs. John q.
/ Watkins entertained at "A valentine
party plimeutary to Mrs. Gates.
/ The house was beautifully decorated
and bridge MAS the game played.
| Those who enjoyed Mrs. Watkins
! hospitality were Mrs. II. Il. Gates.
Misses Louise and Lizzie Penick,
Mrs. ]. o. Lovellace. Mrs. Lucas Pc
. aiaF, Mrs. aamaal a.liilapd, Mrs. &,
I q. Morton: Jr. Mrs w. r. Lea, Mrs.
! Folt Laird. Mrs. r. f. Jordan, Mrs.
! l. Keith Briggs. Mrs. 7. G.. Watkins.
Jr., Miss Mildred Edmunds, Miss
| Eizab beth Green. Mrs. G.. j. Hunt,
I Mrs. c. IF. Friend. Mrs. G. w Wal
nj Sf,a
| Mrs Gates was also a guest at a
| beautiful tGa given by Mrs, T. c,
Watkins, Jri. al her lovely home in
| tho East End on Thursday after
| noon. The decorations We're of red
! hearts. the table. ladened with the
seasons deficacies, being specially
! attractive. Those invited were Mr.,
! and Mrs, II b. Gates Or. and Mrs.
! r T.. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. John
! O. watkins and Mrs Aten.
Personals.
! Mrs. 4. y. Payne, OF CharlOttes-
| Vile, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Lutte Page Ramos. of this city. re-
! turned TO her home on Saturday, Mrs,
| Payne was the guest OF relatives in
| Baltimore and Norfolk prior to her
visit to Richmond,
Mrs. Hamilton Smith. of Glen
| more" Cuipeper. is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Greanof Neal. OF West Grace
| street.
Mrs. Mary Pace Groner and Mrs.
| Hawkesworth, To whom Richmond
| is largely indebted for the pleasure
| of hearing Tetrazzini. are leaving for
New York today.
DIR. and Mrs. Dunbar Roy, of At
| lanta. have as their guest Mrs. John
| MoKinlock. Of Chicago
| Mrs William Braxton, Of this city,
| viii spend the remainder of the win
ter with Mrs Thomas r. Dew, OF
| Wgtheviife. Va
| Miss Katie Sims is the guest of
| Miss Madeline Watkins on Serpell
Heights. Farmville. Va
! Mrs. Gertrude Setterman, of Phil
| adeiphia, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Robert Powers. calls for Ber-
nuda. Wednesday.
Miss Emma Conquest WAS among
those dancing At the leap year ger
man xtvan hy thu xounx ladies' at tbs