The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16


Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke has returned
to her home on West Laurel Street. In
baltimore. after spending several
weeks with Miss Isabel Carter and Miss
elizabeth Cooke, on West Franklin
street. Miss Cooke was much enter
tained during her visit here.
Dancing Class DeEun.
A dancing class has been orranised
among some OF the young married peo-
pie III society to meet Cnce a week dur
Ing Lent. The first, .neetinE was last
tuesday in Belviderc Hall. They will
be instructed in the intricacies of the
new steps by ono of the best dancing
masters from Washington. Such classes
navo been organized In most of the big
cities, now that Lent has caused a
sessation or entertaining, and allowed
q breathing space for classes of all
Kinds. Richmond society people are
no less interested n the new dances
than the fashionables in other places.
and the married people seem as keen
TO learn the fascinating new steps az
the younger dancing set. Now that
the older set are to be instructed by
an expert i'm the art the young girls
and men will have to look to their
laurels
Straus-GaIeski
wedding OF much interest here,
which took place last Monday evening
at O'Clock. in the home OF the bride.
1870 Monument Avenue. was that Of
Miss Sophie Galeski, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Galcski. aud Raymond 7.
Straus. of this city. Rabbi Calisch OFF,
eating. The house was decorated
With palms and ferns and white bios
SONS. Tho brides gown was of white
charmeuse, trimmed with rose point
lace and pearls, and her veil was A.
ranged with a wreath of lilies OF the
valley Her bouquet was a shower OF
lilies of the valley and white roses
She was attended by her two sisters
as maids of honor, Miss Irene Galeski.
wearing pink brocaded crepe meteor.
and Miss Helen Galeski. wearing white
charmeuse They both carried arm
bouquets of Killarney roses. The
groom's best man was Percy L. Ezc-
kiel. of this city.
Nj. and Mrs. Straus are spending
their return will make their home ut
2012-A Park Avenue
New Ten Room Opened.
y new luncheon and tea room has
been opened this week ut 500 East
Franklin Street. called THE English
Inn" Luncheon is served every day
from i . to o'clock, and until 6 O'Clock
on matinee days. 1t will make am
other charming place for busy people
to go.
Story Tellers' League.
The regular monthly meeting of the
be held on Wednesday. February 10 at
o'clock. in the auditorium of the
Virginia Mechanics Institute The
icaSuc is Just entering upon it's sec
ond year of work and shows a most
interesting progress 1t has extended
its efforts into the field of philanthropy
and is sending out well-eQuippcd story
tellcrs. who by their art and charm
VIII brighten the lives Of the children
in all parts OF the city, under the wing
or the various missions. neigh borllood
and settlement works and the wards
be conceived to stimulate interest in
good literature and history than
through the simple art of the story
teller This lea ne and all that it
stands for must make a strong appeal
10 all who are interested in the move
ment toward the hoped-for public
library in Richmond the clearing house
of all educational interests.
TO Give Luncheon.
Luncheon will bc served at SOZ East
Main Street on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday OF this week by the Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy, and all friends are urged
TO come.
At the Womnns Club.
DR.. Douglas Freeman will speak at
the Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon
at half-past o'clock. his subject To
ii.
DR.. Freeman is we'll known to Rich
mond people. and he Will have many
friends To receive him ut the club
Mrs. j. II. Southall is chairman on
Monday. and the hostosses are Mrs
j. y. Hodges, Mrs. r.. y. Nonitt, Misses
Bculah Pattcson and Jean Knox on
next Wednesday Hiss Augusta Daniel
Will give the fourth of her Instructive
lectures on "Architecture" At i:l5 on
Monday afternoon there Will be n very
important matter of business brought
before the club, and Il large attendance
is desired
Helping Circle To Meet.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daush-
tcrs Will meet Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the home of Mrs. II. -.
Ridcnour. 230j Fast Broad Street y
full attendance is desired.
10 Give Tea.
Some of the members of the Second
Presbyterian Church will have a tea
in the home OF Mrs. G. d. Wingficld
400 West Franklin Street, on Thurs
day afternoon. February 20. from to
o'clock. Some OF the younger girls
in the church Will serve In the dining
room.
Valentine Party.
The board of directors of the Grand
children's Chapter. No. !. auxiliary to
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
Of the Confederaoy gave a CHARMING;
OF the chapter at the William Fox
School on Friday at'ernon at 4 , c.oc,.
Mr. Norman R:ndolph and Mrs. q. w
Il. Kern gave short talks on General
Lee. After the usual business meeting
refreshments were served. and each
child given valentine: they closed
with the singing OF Confederate songs
ending with Dixie" Many distin-
guished older guests were present
among them Mrs. Rosenberg or Texas
TO Lenve for West.
Miss Ellen Glasgow and Miss Carrie
Coleman are planning TO leave Rich
mond about Easter to spend several
months travelling In the West Later
they VIII sail for Honolulu.
In and Out OF Town.
Masses Annie and Alice IIogc are the
guests of Mrs. Andrew Jameson, in
Danville.
Captain Gibbs of the Cold stream
Guards. OF England, left Richmond this
past week. after being the guest of
Colonel Joseph T.. Willard.
Mrs. Langhorne Putncy LEFT this
week 10 spend several weeks in Flor
ida.
Mics Woody, OF Heavier pa has lc n