The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10

fir. and Mrs. Harvey Il. StranE, OF BOZ
North Twenty -tfth street entertained
at a delightful dance on Wednesday
evening, in honor of their debntante
daughter. Miss Hazel Strarg, The
conservatory of music was the setting
Tor this enjoyable affair.". and 1t was
converted into a bower of beauty by
the use. OF palms. ferns and jonquils.
IN the receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey L. Strang. Miss s,aze1 Strang,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. BiHups. Mr..
and a,at1, Mrs II D. Bai ara aa Mr. ana Mas MAS
with q chiffon overdress. and carried
an arIa bouquet of orchids, Mrs. Strang
wore handsome gown OF pink mar
American srie beauty trimmings. Mrs.
William Roy and Mrs. I'll. d. Ball pre-
sided at the punch bowl and at mid
night buffet supper was served yyssi
Among those present weres Miss Rdfth
Miller dewdrop chiffon over white
messaline: Miss Elsie Ball, blue mes
saline with chiffon oyerdress; Miss
Marguerite Parrish. blue messaline;
Miss stuart Parrish. black lace over
messaline. Miss Eva Lowry, tiowsres'
Marie Brauer. blue brocaae ,nessaiine,
Miss Mary levitt Of Midlothian, vei-
vet gown with cut steel iriMn1ings.
Miss Vira Points, blue messaline; Miss
Marie cheatweod. green chiffon. over
white messaiines Miss Hazel Cheat
woode. old rose chiffon over white mes
saline; Miss Corpelia Crane. yellow
rietta Gibbons. pink maraufsette; Miss
Clara TraHt. pink charureuse with lace
trimmings: Miss Cora Eowrys Lace robe
over white messaliue. Miss Doris Cot
treii. yellow rnessaline: Miss Grace
fsattrpii lowered chiffon over naessa-
line. Mics Shields Jones. pink rnessa :
Inc. diamond ornaments: Miss Helen
dress: Miss Alice Satterfield+ chiffon
robe over tnessaline: Miss Gfrtrude
Decker. cream GaeSsaline. Miss Lucille
Bufiers yellow nessalint.,s fur trim
mings, Miss Kathleen Frayser. chiffon
robe over nessaiina, Miss Mamie Ora
vens. white lace robe over messalihe'
sIeSsFs Kenneth Goode, Wayerly king
Garland +. Clay. Morgan r. Mills. ".
John a. smith, w y. Boaz. Aubrey 4
Miller. c. r. Starsaeli. ~ n Justin, r. r
nardesty, ,Jr.. pauel = Hines; Thomas
Theodore Haxaii. George Miller. III L
Currie, Jr, Eugene Taliaferro. Warren
waithaii. James f. Stewart. Il f. Bry-
Rowland Chalkley. w. II. Ann1ons, II
VI. Vandenburgh, Earle Strang, Joseph
kimbrell, r. 4; Ammons. W w Cot
treIi and Archie Cartwright
very enthusiastic meeting of this
Junior 0akwood Memorial association
was held In the home Of Mrs, G W
MaSSi@s president. AT winch Tune reports
from the -fndoor carnival Were read
DESPITE the Indictment weather of Fri
day evening. the affair was quite q
financial success, more than $50 being
cleared The association wishes to
thank all those who contributed In
any way toward this success.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dowdy. OF 4ef
North Twenty fourth street. Were hosts
at ii delightful measuring party, giysf
ny the iatter's Sunday-schooi class on
Monday evening All present voted tht
party a real success both socially and
financially. quite a nice sum being
realized for charitable purposes. Dam
ty refreshments were served. Amona
those present were; Misses Edith Chris
tian Louise Goode. Margaret Parrish
Mera Dean. Agnes Parrish. Annie Boat
wright, Ethel Creekmore. and Frayssi
Evans, Messrs Wilson TAYLOR, Free
Craig. Hugo Bfarkenship.. Hunter Fox
Frank Chandler Jones Joe Stewart
Terry and Masters Clifford Dowdy, Jr.
and Clarke Powell
Mrs. II A. Hare is quite sick ir
her home seet East Broad street.
The Ladies Aid society of Union Sta
ton church will meet Monday after
noon at s:sp o'clock. in the ladies' par
Tor of the church. Every member ii
urged to attend.