The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-25

will be at home at 1e4 East Frank
lin street.
At the Art Club.
An interesting exhibition OF work
done by the Chicago Society OF
Etchers opened at the Art club of
Richmond yesterday. and will be
there for several weeks. About $50
etchings are included In the exhibit,
which is one of the most delightful
ever held at the club. and there are
pictures from such etchers as Helen
Hyde, Bertha E. jacques. Katharine
KimbaIl. Katharine Merrill. George
Senseney, Helen Stevens and Edith
Loring Getchell. The exhibition is
free on Tuesdays and Saturday.
Mrs. Landonia r. Dashiell will ad-
dress the club this afternoon at 1850
O'Clock. when her subject Will be The
Sonnet The lecture which II was
announced would be given this after
noon by Bishop O'Conneli will be
given at some later date.
Colonial Danes to Meet
The Virginia Society of the Colonial
Danes of America win meet this af-
serneon at 4 o'clock In the parlors OF
the Woman's club.
ENGAGEMENTS Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward jefferson
Blackshear, OF Dublin. Ga. announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Marguerite, to Mr.. James Abner
Dickens, OF Houston. va The we'd
ding will take place on April 18th
Mrs. Henry Thompson HOLIDAY has
issued invitations for the marriage of
her daughter, Nancy Nalle. TO Mr..
Dallas Armstrong Shafer of Rich
rnond, the ceremony to take place on
Thursday evening. March 9Th. at 6
o'clock In the Wadden Memorial
chapel. Rapidan. Va
For Recent Bride.
An Atlanta exchange has the fol-
lowing interesting account OF q re-
ception given in honor of Mrs. ].
Harry Alexander, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Cali. of this city:
Mrs. J. II. Alexander entertained
with a tea on Saturday afternoon at
her home on Jupiter street In COM
pliment to Mrs J. Harry Alexander,
q recent bride. Enchantres carnations
and white narcissi formed the deco
ration of the pretty home, and the
color scheme was continued in the
dining room, in the minis and ices.
which were in the form OF roses. The
beautifully appointed tea table had
for its center a basket holding many
lovely carnations. the tall handle of
the basket being caught with but
terfy bow of pink tulle- Mrs Lacy
Smith and Mrs. Paul Brown served
tea during the afternoon
Mrs Alexander was gowned for
the occasion in black charmeuse satin.
the corsage veiled with duchess lace.
Mrs. j. Harry Alexander wore her
wedding gown of heavy white satin
trimmed with rose point lace. Mrs.
Lewis Gaines was gowned in gray
satin yelled with orchid-colored chif-
fon. Miss Eloise Alexander was cos
tuned In black satin with yelling of
lace, and Miss Carrie Alexander's
gown of black satin had overdress of
accordion plated chiffon.
Assisting in the entertainment of
the guests were: Mrs. James Smith,
of Richmond; Mrs. F. n. Gaines. Miss
der. Miss Ella Young and Miss Clara
Belle Arson"
Personals.
Miss Anne Keith Royal Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Cooke at Mt.
Ephraim, Fauguier county
Miss Frances Scott and Mrs. Huf
Campbell will go to Washington for
the Inauguration.
Mrs. w. Y. Minor. who has been
TlSlIAHE relatives III AdiNlltcs &S INV
se guest of friends in Reidsvilie. ".
C.
Mrs. Charles l. Chappell left Satur-
day for Winston-Salem, N. c., where
she will attend the wedding of her
niece. Miss Ada Elizabeth Nichols. to
DR.. Charles Franklin Hockey, of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Rothert left
Friday night for a months sojourn in
Florida, Cuba, Jamaica and Panama.
Miss Ruth Wells spent the weekend
in Ashland with Miss Louise Pollard.
Miss Irene Jones. of Washington. Is
the guest of friends here.