The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-14

provided for the evenings enjoyment.
On arrival the girls WITH be raasked,
AMI a prize given 10 tho ono guessing
the largest number correctly. Cupid
viii appear with his grab bag Of for
tunes. and hearts derirting every char
actcr'ssic known to belong tn human
nature win be hung from cedar tree.
Guests will be bltndtoidei and made
70 choose a heart, which will give an
Insight intro the nature vi their In
tended life partner. PRICES will also
I've given for the prettiest valent,ns
drawn. and the inost original verse
written for which heart ghapcd cards.
with tiny red pencils attached. will
he distributed.
Miss Lucille Harlow will be gownea
tn pink chiffon over silk. and Miss
Insx, yellow chiffon over silk.
The Junior Auxiliary and 81. Pauls
Brotherhood gave nm enjoyable Val
entiuc party With Mother Goose
shadow pictures yesterday afternoon
IN the parish house Of Holy Triuity.
which many children enjoyed.
Another delightful affair was the
uue given IN the assembly hall at
Giut"r PARK yesterday afternoon
under the auspices NJ the White
Memorial Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers.
& Hearty social will be given st
The Aitkn-Street Y. VI. G. A. Friday
evening, under tbs auspices Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary speoia, music has
been arranged. refreshments will be
served and the railroad men and theft.
families are invited.
Luncheon ut the jefferson.
one of the prettiest affairs of the
winter was the seated luncheon given
Monday afternoon at the Jefferson by
Mrs George Franklin Hutcheson. The
/ table. at which twenty-five guests
were seated, was profusely decorated
! with Killarney roses and pink carpa-
tons. the centarpiece being an Inn
! mense pain banked by these ex-
anlsite flowers. The cloth was strewn
( with roses, and pink place cards held
! In the beaks OF tiny parrots, made
! the effect charming.
Mrs. Hutchinson received her guests
/ in a handsome gown OF black chiffon
/ over EN- nruidered chiffon and wore a
/ eorsage of pink sweetpees.
I Stay-st- Home Whist Club.
! The Stay-at- Home Whist Club WAS
! entertained Monday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. William Randolph Robins.
Five tables were engaged. Mrs. &.
W. p. Brock ard Mr.. G. c. Chaplin
| making top score. Miss Margaret
Morson will be hostess At the next
meeting. Monday evening.
Farewell Reception 10 Mas McCOrkle.
The hoard Of directors of the Y
w. c. 4. will tender MiE McCorklt
a farewell reception Thursday, Feb
| ruary 10, from ) TO r. NJ, at the
Fern Leaf, corner Fifth aud Grace
No cards have been issued. but q
nos, cordial invitation II extended 70
all OF sAfiss McCorkie's friends 10 bf
present
SILVER Tea
4 silver tea viii he given Frfdu!
evening, February IS. from 8 10 II
II -ss44s-fr.f,. All 9-5rorH arEuuE, undci
the auspices OF the Silver Cross Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters.
TOday's Happenings.
st. Ellxabeth's Hospital, q private
hospital for surgical and gynecologtcal
patients located at SIT West Grace
street, will be open for Inspection
today. from 3:s0 to Z o'clock. The
public Is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The regular monthly meeting OF this
Richmond Chapter, United Daughter
of the Confcderacy. will be hstd II
Lee Camp Hall this morning 1t II
o clock. Important business will *
discussed. and all members are urged
To be present All visiting Daughter
are always welcomed.
Miss Mary Day Winn will be chair
man OF the Round Table this altar
| noon at the WomAns Club and viii
discuss Alfred Noyes and his poems
Mrs. Thomas w. Brockenbrough, o,
26oy Park avenue, win entertain II
/ an informal tea this afternoon IN
honor OF her guest. Mrs. Mccfauth