The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

club tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock. This Is one OF a series OF
exceedingly interesting talks that Miss
Daniel Is making on that subject.
At Homc This Afternoon.
MICS Archer Anderson, OF Io3 West
afternoon TO callers from to o'clock
Mrs. Anderson Will continue her ar
ternoons until the beginning OF Lent
Mrs. DnshiriI Entertained.
Mrs. l.. Il. Dashiell, OF Richmond. was
the guest of Mrs. w. w Robertson In
Emporia on Friday.
in the afternoon reception was
given In her honor. Miss Mary Turner
served punch TO about twenty-five
guests representing all the women's
ORGANIZATIONS in Emporla.
Mrs. Dashieli gave a short talk on
"Ci'ics," and later read splendid
paper on "Sonnets." recitlng from
Dante. Shakespeare and Milton. She
charmed those present by her gracious
personality, as we'll as by her knowl-
edge OF the subject. Miss Eleanor Til
lar rendered the musical program
NOrfoilt Dinner.
c. Wiley Grandy. IT., whose mar
riage 10 Miss Mary Carter Randolph
viii take place on Wednesday even
ing, February IS at Aiilwood, was host
Saturday evening at a farewell bach
c!or dinner given at the Borough Club.
in Norfolk. Covers were laid for thir-
ty-one. and Mr.. Grandy's guests includ-
ed Robert 3. Tunstall. Robert b. Mum
ford, Jr.. OF Richmond: Beverly Ran
dolph. OF Richmond; Charles f. McIn-
tosh. Charles O. Hunter. william b. S.
Grandy, Il. Il. Lee Taylor. Edward d.
Tayloe, OF Albemarle County; Albert l..
Roper. Rufus Parks, William II. White,
Jr.. William W. Mathewson. of Wash
ington; William c. white. Jr.; Rob-
ert A. Wainwright, Aubrey G.. Bailey,
Thomas L. Bryan. OF Richmond: Rob-
ert 5. Johnston. Pleasanton Conquest,
OF Richmond: John +. Marshall. Jr,;
Wellington Hardy, DR.. Harry l.. Myers.
Richard d. Cooke. Robert NJ. Hughes,
Jr.; George Sergeant, w. Ashby God
win, Albert b. Schwarzhopf. Charles
Mel. Tunstall, Hugh w. Davis. Naval
Constructor II. G.. Gilmor. United States
Navy, and DR.. Charles r. Grandy.
Guild Meeting.
Guild No 8 of All Saints Episcopal
Church. under the direction OF Mrs,
Robert G.. Thornton. will meet this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence
OF Mrs Leslie Young, 1719 Grove Ave-
nue.
Interesting Graduate.
Miss Augusta Van de Vyver Hanlon
was among the twenty-four graduates
on Friday evening OF the 1914 February
Class OF the Central High School Miss
tianlon Is a very charming girl, and her
graduation last week was an event or
much Interest. Her mother. Mrs. Han
Ion, is pleasantly remembered In Rich
mond as Miss Rose Il. Glasgow, who
was married In old ST Peters Cathe-
dral by the late Rt. Rev. Van de Vyver,
Bishop OF Richmond, eighteen years
ago, to the prominent corporation law
yer, Thomas +. Hanlon, of Wilmington.
Del. and later OF Washington Miss
Hanlon will make her formal bow 70
society next winter at tho home OF her
uncle in Wilmington.
At the Art Club.
Mrs. William q. Stanard will lee
ture on Poe" before the members OF
tho Art Club OF Richmond and their
guests this afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Jeffrey Montague is chairman OF
the afternoon. and tea will be poured
by the house committee al the conclu-
sion Of the lecture.
Gintcr Park Class.
Miss A. NJ. Taylor will meet her Bible
Class at g noon this morning In tho
| home OF Mrs w. S. Rhoads, in Ginter
Park. Her subject will be PSALMS"
Meetings To-Day.
the Branch r. Allen Auxiliary to the
Virginia Homo for Incurables will hold
Its regular monthly meeting this
morning at IL o'clock at Murphy's
Hotel. Annual elections OF officers will
be held, and other important bust
ness IS 20 Do discussed
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Lee Chapter, United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. VIII be held this morn
ing at IL o'clock in Leo Camp Hall
The regular meeting OF the Rich
mond Section, Council Of Jewish Wo-
men, will be held this afternoon at
3:45 o'clock I'm the basement OF Beth
hhabah Synagogue. Tho program will
include folk dances by sixteen young
girls from Sit Andrews School, vocal
solo by Miss Florence Gellman, to DO
followed by the usual social hour.
ouict Wedding
Miss Helen Marie Crowder, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Crowder, and
Charles Joseph Shaughnessy, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Shaughnessy
were married at o'clock on Saturday
morning in tho parlors OF the Sacred
Heart Cathedral. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Father Felix