The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Sa.ro;i;.s and their wedding this past
week was one of the most iasniohao,e
events that has taken place I'D bahNile
in many years. Some OF the guests
from a distance were Or. HAIRY " al,
of Norfolk Robert Polaro' OF snis
c,+v Sterling Nottingham. of Cape
| CHARLES. Mr.. and Mrs. James black'
Miss Anne Reney. Mr.. and Mrs. q; o.
| Ivon of Durham. y. c.; Ihomas BELL
~ Greensboro; Mrs II. Il. Graham'
Miss Graham, of GreenNlIe, Ms
Up. A. Fleury, Of Baitimore VT. VI.
Cosby. of BROOKLYN Ne" ~, NiiiIar
and Mrs r A. Miller, Mrs Johh MINER
of Richmond, and Miss Dorothy Hatri-
cor Of PittsbtIrg The brides mother
1rora a handsome gown of blue satin
draped in black chiffon ana trimmed III
real lace, with corsage bouquet OF farnia
violets. s.A ,,o,,as
of the White Sulphur Springs last
summer. comes of family distinguished
for the beauty of it's women, ana she
has been much admired throughout
the South.
At the Woman's Club. -
Richard Evelyn Byrd will be the
sneaker at the Woman's Club on
/ Nonday afternoon at half-past 4
o'clock his subject being Cavalier
and Puritan" Monday is Virginia
Dav an annual celebration at the
club. and Mrs. B. o. James is CHAIR
man of the afternoon. Hostesses
incinde Mrs John Freeman. Mrs.
Chilee Terrell, Mrs. Howard Hoge
and Miss Matte Harris. Next Wednes-
Iday afternoon Miss Augusta Daniei
gives the second of her lectures on
Architecture" The lecture will be
given in the club parlors at half
| p asst 4 o'clo OK.
Woman's Association.
The next meeting Of the Woman,
association of St. Pauls Church VIII
be held on Tuesday afternoon, January
p at o'clock J. r. Settle, formerly
supervisor of rural schools in Virginia,
but now holding the position of HELD
secretary of the American Fairgrounds
Association. will speak on the edu
cational system in Virginia, and par
tic,Ilarly on the conditions in the
rural schools. His talk will be illustrat-
cd with lantern slides. therefore the
meeting will he held in the Sunday
school room. with entrance on Nlnth
Street. All women, whether mem oers
of the association or not, are cordially
invited to attend.
A business meeting will follow Mr..
Settles talk at which time OFFICERS
will be elected for the ensuing year.
For Miss CheatwOod.
! a delightful birthday dance was
given in honor of Miss Marie Llttleton
! Cheatwood on Thursday evening. A
buffet supper and refreshments was
served at midnight, after which dane
1 ing was resumed until O'Clock. Among
/ those dancin gwere Miss Bessie Woody,
/ Miss Elizabeth Tyler. Miss Clara Gary.
Miss Marie Brauer, Miss Elizabeth
/ CARPENTER. Miss Grace Cottreh, Miss
/ Glare Trant Miss Hazel Strang. Miss
/ Lucille Butler. Miss Hazel Cheatwood,
/ Miss Bruce Parker Miss Marie Cheat
wood Miss Beulah Davis; N1essrs.
/ Willard Jones. w. Rollins Ammons,
/ Roland Chalkley, Paul Mayo. Harrol
Wall. Alwyn Saunders. Howard Van
denberg, Kenneth Goode. Earl Strang'
Jene Taliaferro. George McMinn.
/ Clarke b Starnen Wellington Cot
tren. Charles NIacfarlane, and Drum
mond Curtis.
The chaperones included Mr.. and
/ Mrs. J. Lee Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
w a. Cheatwood.
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club of Richmond on
/ Monday at S 30 o'clock, Warrington
4 Dawson. an American now residing in
Paris author of The Scar" The
Scourge" lie Nigre dams les Flats
Unis." and other we'll known works,
will deliver a lecture on the Mission
of Art" Those who heard Mr.. Dawson
when ne spoke before the Art club and
without doubt. be eager to hear him
again and the Art club is glad 10 extend
this privilege to its mem bers and their
friends. and particularly to the friends
of Mr. Dawson in Richmond
At 80 on Tuesday afternoon the
history of art class will be presided over
by Mrs c. !. Clarke. who viii discuss
the Decorative Art and Architecture
OF Byzantine Period" Members are
urge to attend. as this will be q particu-
larly interesting phase of the subject.
At the Samovar.
Mrs Barton Wise was hostess at
very attractive luncheon party given
at the Samovar this week. Her guests
included Mrs. Walter Mcneil, Miss
Mary Williams and Mrs. William Mas
sie. Mrs. Charles Williams also enter
tanned at the Samovar this past week
at luncheon, her guests being Mrs.
Brydon Tenant. Mrs. Harry Way
land of AIbemarle; Misses Mamie and
Elizabeth Davenport.
Others noted in the tea room have
been Miss Emma Gray White, Mrs.
Pope Nash. Miss Della Davenport,
Mrs Archie Harris, Mrs. Brydon
remnant. Miss Mamie Davenport. Miss
Hazard Miss Lulie Johnston, Miss
Lora Crump. Miss Kathleen Bruce.
Mrs. Hamilton GIlkyson, of Pennsyl-
vania. Mrs Julian Quinn, Mrs. willing
ham. Miss Juliet Martin, Miss Kathleen
Munford. Miss Josephine Clarke. Miss
Martha Clarke Mrs. Stewart Bryan.
Miss Mary Saunders. Miss Nell Potts.
Miss Katherine Gum, Miss Nirgle
Tyler Miss Zayde Branch, Miss Mary
BOYD. Miss Rosalie Mines, Mrs.
Herbert Whitehurst Miss Posie Mere
dith. Mrs Horace Hawse. Miss Aileen
stokes. Mrs. George Jennings. Mrs
shepherd. Of Dumbarton. Miss Cary
Wingield and others.
In Florida.
Miss Bottie May Hurt. who has been
She guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laverne
Hurt IN Sanford. Fla. for the month
Of December. has also been visiting
friends in Tampa and Miami. She Is
now in St Augustine. where she will
spend several DAYS before returning
TO her home IN Richmond.
Norfolk Dance
one Of the brilliant dances Of the
season was given Thursday night at the
Client Club. Norfolk. by the Norfolk
Assembly. There was an unusually
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