The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
CHRISTMAS GERMAN
MONDAY EVENING
Will BE- HELD IN BALLROOM or
THE RICHMOND
HOTEL.
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PARTIES OF ALL KINDS ON SOCIAL
CALENDAR--TALCo
wEDDiSG--NEw YEAR
RECEPTIONS.
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iarf!es. parties OF ali kinds. hare
Killed. the social calendar ever since
sae, holidays atarted, and from thee!a
Sitations .ssued this week, IL locke as
IL they VIII continue anti after New
Years. Probably the most brilliant
arair 1f the past week was the the
dansAnt' at the Jefferson hotel FRI
gay afternoon. which was given under
The direction OF the Gi.z' club. The
younger members of the fashionable
Bet have doss most of the entertaining
no far. ana Christmas Is given over
almost entirely to thu chiidrer.
Monday evening a. . O'Clock the
Richmond German club will rive their
Christmas german In the ballroom o:
the Rschraoni hotel This german IL
tho most brilliant and Interesting
event o. the winter season. and there
are always u number OF out-of-town
guests present on this occasion who
are home for the holidays or visiting
In the city. The New Years recep-
tons at the Country club and this
Hermitage club will attract a large
contingent OF society. and the wedding
Of Miss Liesa Boiling Archer. daug liter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Archer. to
George Russell Taicott, Of Baltimore.
which will take place Wednesday
afternoon. December 3lst, at 5.30
o'clock. in Grace Episcopal church.
will be one Of the most .mportan.
events If the week.
For Miss Sands.
One of the prettiest and most novel
affairs Of the holiday season was tn
the dansant." given by Mr.. and Mrs
Conway II. Sands In their home In
Hanover avenue yesterday afternoon
from 5 to 7 o'clock, In honor Of their
debMante daughter, Miss Marie
Stuart Sands. This was the second
OF series Of functions TO De- given for
Miss Sands this season and was very
charming In all of Its details.
\ color scheme OF red and green
was attractiveiy carried cut In ali 81
GoHt rations. running csdar, holly
wreaths tied with red ribbon red
shaded lights and vases OF crimson
foses and p0InseItIas being used
throughout the house Mrs Sands re-
ceiyed with her daughter and was
gowned An white crepe de chine, with
trimmings OF lace and psarls, and
wore orchids, while Miss Sands wore
eerise charmeuse, trimmed In gold
lace and bands Of brown fur, with a
eorsage bouquet OF orchids Miss
Jennie Warwick. who is the houss
guest of Miss Sands during the hol.
days. also received with Mrs. Sands
and the guests Of honor wore yellow
tsiai itstsrs Win NuI!i& OF GA1&eh lace
and touches Of black velvet. Her
flowers were orchids and lilies of the
valley Tea and punch were served
In the front drawing-roona, Mira. OF
way Warwick and Mrs Carlton Jack
son presiding at the tea tables, while
Mrs Stuart Hume and Miss Alice
Reed served punch. An orchestra.
screened behind tall palms, played for
the dancing.
Affairs OF Yesterday.
Mr.. Frederick William Scott was
host at a beautiful luncheon yester-
day at l O'Clock in the Scott horne,
500 West Franklin street A tall silver
vase Of red roses made an exquisite
centerpiece OF the table, and the en-
tire house was deliberately decorated
In large baskets Of notnsettias, run
ming cedar. rasrns and bay trees
Miss Jean Heck was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday, followed by a
theater party at the Bijou theater. In