The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-15
SOCIETY

her friends at n very informal
o'clock tea
George Washington Party.
A very attractive program has been
arranged for the George Washington
party which will he given by the
: Parent Teacher association of the
william Fox School Friday. February
Goth, in the school auditorium after
noon and evening.
The afternoon will he devoted es-
I peciaily TO the children. with appro-
pirate games. etc Refreshments will
! be- served. and the public is cordially
/ invited.
! AT the Art Club.
: DR.. Walter A. Montgomery. profess
sor Of Latin at Richmond college. will
give delightful lecture at the Art
club OF Richmond Tuesday afternoon
at 4;30 O'Clock. His subject will be
why We Should Read Dickens" DR.
Montgomery is delightful speaker.
and q large audience witt fifi the
club on this occasion. Miss Adele
Clark is chairman of the afternoon.
and tea will be served by the house
committee Immediately following the
lecture.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Levy, of Lancas-
ter, Pa. have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Fannie
: George Levy. TO Mr.. Robert F. Sycle,
Of Richmond. No date has been an
nounced for the marriage.
! Suffrage Play.
The younger set Of the Equal Suf-
fraEe league of Richmond will give
a performance of the play, How the
Vote Was Won" in the jefferson no
tel auditorium at so o'clock on the
evening Of Tuesday February nth.
/ The play is comedy and has met
with great success in other cities. The
action OF the drama takes place in
1 the home NJ a man who believes
that the place for every woman is
IN the home Six or eight of his
( female relatives give UP perfectly good
positions TO he sheltered under his
roof at his expense. This. of course.
brings about lauchable situations
which are cieverly worked out to the
amusement and satisfaction of all,
Tho members of the caste arc:
! Misses I4eahy, Mary Harris Elizabeth
Montgomery. Miss Satterfeld. Ruth
Garnet, Elizabeth Wlnn. Jobson and
Pew. and Messrs. Russell Coon and
Walter Street
The orchestra will play for dancing
after the performance, and refresh
ments will be served.
The patronesses are: Miss Lucy
Coleman, Miss Carrie Coleman, Mrs
John Shelton williams, Miss CallS
Ryiand, Miss Carolyn Martin. Mrs
Russell Bowie. Mrs Melville Branch
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs. Johr
Lyons. Mrs. Charles Bosher. Mrs. B
r. Valentine. Mrs Sallie N Robins
Mrs Clarence CABOT. Mrs. Hampder
Chamberlayne, Mrs. George s. Street
Jr. Mrs. Charles V Meredith, Mrs
Walter Mcneil, Miss Marianne Meade
Miss Kate Meade. Miss Lou Belle
Jones, Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs. Todt
Dabney. Mrs. Hin urquhart. Mrs. Gar
net Nelson Mrs. Tom Adkins. Mrs
; DE Saussure Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Dab
new Crenshaw. Mrs. Archer Jones
, Mrs. Hugh Rose, Mrs. Amos Cover
Mrs. John Munce. Mrs, Henry Samp
son. Mrs. Harvey Clarke. Mrs. Ton
, Murrell. Mrs. George r. White. Mrs
s. w. Meek. Mrs. Ben Crump. Mrs
Jack De Treville. Miss Emily Jones
Mrs Milton Marcuse Mrs. Block, Mrs
kGreenwald, Mrs. James Dunlop, Mrs
A, s. Mcclellan. Mrs. Clayton Tor
rance. Mrs. John Robertson. Mrs. Ton
owens. Mrs. Haskins Hobson. Mrs
Walter Hubbard. Mrs. John Armistead
Mrs James j. Pollard Mrs. Hiran
Smith. Mrs. Ernest c. Mead. Mrs J
, Pope Nash. Miss Ellen Glasgow. Mis-
, | 4sti LpiIiiSLpI hiSS fldtlIt II
= Gresham. Mrs. r. M. Anderson. Mrs
., Stuart Reynolds. Mrs. Gray Watson
Mrs w. r. Meredith. Mrs Royal Tur
f.. pin. Mrs. Mamie Minor, MRS Hill
. Montague. Mrs. l.. c. Younger, Mrs
! Agatha Meloney, Mrs. Reginald Gil
ham. Miss Jennie Peasants, Mrs
Isaac Thalhimer. Mrs Thomas {
Gordon. Miss Eleanor Montgomery
: Mrs. George A. Barkesdale.
III
Miss Elizabeth Reed, Of 2021 Monu
, ment avenue, gave a box party las
evening at the Grayce Scott Bljou T.
witness the performance of the ''Tw
: Orphans" Miss Reeds guests were
i i DIR. and Mrs. Randolph. Mr. and Mrs
, Herbert Wood, Miss Rosalie Gates
, Miss Ora Croswell, Miss Farinholt
Mr.. Fl, B. Gates, and Mr. r. II
Booker
, Wifliams-Boguess.
Miss Marguerite kercheival Bogues
and Major Marshall williams wer
! married Thursday evening in tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs Turner t'olie Boguess. 322 Soutl
Third street. The whole lower foo
. was decorated in palms, jonqui1s ant
( shaded tapers. TIL ceremony wa
performed before an improvised alta
, by the Rev. j. II. Hudson OWN;
TO the illness Of the brides father tn
marriage was only witnessed by tn,
| two families. "Schuberts Serenade'
was played by Miss Mabelle Eggles
ton, Of Florence. s. C., during TIL,
ceremony. The bride entered the par
Tor with her sister, Miss Lemma Gene
veive Boguess. who was gowned IL
! pink oharmeuse. trimmed in lace ant
ermine. and carried an armful of Kill
larney roses The bride wore going
away gown Of dark mahogany cloth
with a corsage bouquet Of lilies of tn.
valley and orchids Her only orna
ment was a diamond pendant. gift o.
! the groom, Jasper w. williams
| brother of the groom, of Cliftor
Forge, was the bridegroom best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left on ar
extended Southern tour, which viii
| include Atlanta. Jacksonville. st
! Augustine. Palm Beach and Havana
| Cuba. They will be at home afte,
| April st. at Bluefleld. West Virginia
Story Tellers' League to Meet.
The Richmond Story Tellers' league
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