The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-30

cestcr; r. NJ Fontaine. Jr., Mrs T.
Catesby Jones, both of Richmond: Miss
Lou Belle Jones. OF this city: Miss Vir-
ginia w Switzer. of Stanton: Miss
Marion ID. Arbuckle. of Waynesboro;
Charles Harrison Mann, Of Houston.
Tex; Armistcad Mann. of Fauquier
County; John 6. Mcclure. OF New York
city. and others.
At the Womnn's Club.
An interesting informal reception
was held at the Woman's Club yester-
day afternoon from to o'clock. and
great many members dropped in
for tea during receiving hours. The
club parlors were decorated in fall
flowers and roses.
The club is open this week to all
delegates and altcrnates attending the
state convention of the United Daugh-
ters Of the Confcderacy.
Dnck From Abrond.
The Right Rev. Robert A. Gibson.
ID. D.. and his daughters. Misses Lucy
and Mary Gibson. have returned to
their home on Park Avenue, after
spending the summer in Europe. Bishop
Gibson and the Misses Gibson spent
most of their time in England. and
were the guests Of friends in London
for several weeks.
Mrs. Reginald Brooks has returned
from abroad, having been the guest of
her sister. Mrs Waldorf Astor. at her
country estate in England for the sum
mer season.
Dancing Glasses Resumed.
OF interest to fashionable little folks
and society girls and boys is the fact
that Miss Ellen Pollard will resume
her dancing classes on Saturday after
noon, October 4. The opening dance
for the smallest children will lie held
that afternoon from to 6 o'clock. and
the Older girls and boys viii come in
from TO : for the Informal hop. with
which their classes are TO be opened
The dances given each season for the
dancing class set Of children in Rich
mond are among the most charming
and delightful affairs OF the winter, so
far as the younger set is concerned.
and the functions incident to the holi-
days and celebrations throughout the
year are largely attended.
CoN-iInrris.
Miss Margaret Harris and John Lewis
Cox we're married on Wednesday eve
ming. September -, in the rectory of
ST Peters. the ceremony being per-
formed By Father Schmidt. Only the
nearest relatives and few intimate
friends OF the bride and groom were
present.
Art Club Open.
The art Club Of Richmond was open
ed for the season yesterday, and q
number Of members dropped into the
club rooms during the day The Art
Club is planning n delightful and in
teresting series of lectures TO be given
TINS year, and prospects for an inter-
esting season are most favorable The
usual Tuesday afternoon talks and teas
viii not be resumed until later on.
but the classes began this week. and
the club rooms are open for members
and their guests
Miss Patton Returns.
Miss French Patton who has been
In New York for the past six weeks
has returned TO Richmond, and is now
the guest OF Mrs John Easley at her
home, "Riverview." near Westhampton
Miss Patton will occupy her studio in
the Arcade. on Foushee Street, about the
middle of next month. An interesting
event of the coming month is to be
Miss Patton's dance recital. which will
take place in the auditorium of the
Jefferson Hotel on the evening OF Oc-
tober 20 She will be assisted bv
Miss Helen Fillebrown, who will rem
Ger number of piano solos. and Miss
Martha Brown will be the accompanies
The recital will be one of the most
fashionable affairs Of the early fall
season, and 4 large and interesting
gathering will be in attendaRce.
Auxiliary TO Meet.
The members of the Auxiliary to Lee
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, are requested to meet on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the jefferson Hotel. Main street
entrance when they will be presented
to the state president of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. a full
attendance is desired.
Charity Tea.
The Womans Club Of Ginter Park
Will give Il charity tea on Friday af-
tcrnoon from to o'clock at the
kindergarten rooms, SOS Noble Avenue
Mrs. a. +. Robinson is chairman of
the committee on arrangements, and
the tea will be very charming event.
with n program of music, both vocal
and instrumental.
Ladies' Auxiliary Reception.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ
II. a.. gave an informal tea in the home
of the Young Mems Hebrew Associa
ton on Sunday afternoon, in honor Of
the young men OF the association. The
reception room, library and hall were
q profusion OF goldenrod, daisies and
ferns. Miss S. Lillye Kantrowitz and
Miss Henrietta Helen Shapiro received
Tea was served from beautiful antique
Russian samovars.
At o'clock Miss Rachael Lovenstein
read beautiful paper on Jewish
Women and Their Work." following
which she was presented with a gold
emblem OF the Y. NJ. II. a.. in appre-
nation OF the Ladies' Auxiliary. About
800 people called during the afternoon.
Not Receiving This Year.
DR.. and Mrs f. n. Calisch beg to
wish all their friends a very happy
New Year, and to express deep regret
that they will not be able this year
to receive them as customary on New
Years Day
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Emma Conquest has returned
from visit to Mrs. John Shelton Will
Hams at her summer home near Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
Miss Alice and Lou Leigh, who have
been In the mountains since June. have
returned to their home here.
Miss Nancy Perkins is the gudst OF
her grandfather. C. ID. Langhorne, at
"Mirador," Albemarle County
Edwin Conquest has returned to
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