The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
S ociiety

1 now the guest of her brother sand sis
/ tcr.in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Ran
I dolph Caporton, at their country place,
| "I<iimorony," near Westhampton.
I Small Bridge Party.
Mrs. Charles T. Norman. of 1918 West
Grace street. will be hostess at small
atction bridge party on Tuesday at
tcrnoon The affair will be given ut
! Mrs. Norman's home.
Returning This Week.
Mrs Il. O. James. who has been
spending some time with relatives at
Fort Meyer, expects to return to Rich
mond this week. Mrs. james has been
charmingly entertained during her
stay at Fort Meyer, and Il number
OF functions have been given i'll her
honor. notable among which was Il tea
yesterday afternoon, at which Mrs
Margaret Berry, of Washington was
/ hostess. Mrs. Berry is regent of the
Major Overton Calls Chapter. Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution. and
Mrs. William Cummins Story, national
president, Daughters of the American
Revolution, received with Mrs. James
and her hostess yesterday afternoon.
Captain and Mrs. +. II. Gallup enter
tanned at II dinner Thursday night be-
fore the dance at Fort Meyer, when
their guests were MIR. and Mrs. Oliver
j. Newman, Mrs. James, of Richmond;
!
and Captain Locke.
Mrs. Marshall Entertained.
Says the Norfolk Nirrinian Pilot: .
Mrs. James t. Reid entertained
Wednesday afternoon ut her home. in
MOwbrey Arch, at card party given
in honor OF her sister, Mrs. William
Marshall. of Richmond,
There were four tables OF auction
bridge and the prizes. pretty corsage
bouquets of violets in little boxes were
1,t Ire T,Nflt fSS Ir,.i,, ..,,l
Mrs. Sebrcll. The guest prize, a cor
sage bouquet Of white gardenias, was
presented to Mrs. Marshall Mrs.
l;cid's guests Were Mrs. William Mar
shall, Mrs. Richard McIlwaine, Mrs.
Henry Scabury, Mrs. Leigh williams
Woodward Mrs. Frederick w. Curd,
Mrs. Chandler Hill, Mrs. j.. II. Hodges.
Mrs. John Scbrcll. Mrs. Ashton Jones.
Mrs. Samuel Linthicum, Mrs. lnman
Payne. Mrs. Ashby Goodwin. Mrs. c. II.
Priddy, Mrs. s. Miner Price and Miss
Warwick"
big Charity Concert.
The annual concert Of the Shcltering
Arms Circle of Kings Daughters for
the Sheltcring Arms Free Hospital will
take place on the evening OF Friday.
February c. II will he one of the
largest affairs given here this season
and tho patronesscs include Mcsdamcs
Henry G. Stuart, William Hodges Mann,
u. J. Sands, Charles G. Ice, George
King, j. Aston Cabell, Edwin Hewitt,
Leslie Young, Hattie Greenway, Phil
Taliaferro, w. W. Sale, McCilvra, Gar
nett Tabb. r. Carter Scott, Grice, sgd
ney Gillian, +. II. AGnew, Stuart Mich
aux, Thomas -. Murrcll, Clifton Nil
Ter, II. {. Cooper. John Hagan, V. C.
! Blankcnship, Horace Wexford Jones,
George l.. lIutchings, Graham IolSon,
Alexander Forester, y. Warwick, w.
L.. Coal. w. r. Drewry, Al V. Arm
istcad. George Bryan, &. Il. Cannon,
John Harrison, w. a. Chesterman, Fred
c. Hair. John Is. branch, Preston
Cooke, H. Hazard, Il. II. Linsey, Rob
! crt Powers, j. Allison Hodges, Henry
! r. Reilly, I.ynwood Antrim, G. c.
! Pinc.tncy, Thomas Cary johnson. y. C.
! ballard, John Hayes. James Peasants,
! robert G. Cabell, Fred Scott Mary
/ Dewitt Adams, Saunders Hobson.
| George Ainslie Garrett Wall, a. w.
Patterson, Hequembourg, Frank d.
Williams. Andrew Gray, Frank Duke,
Williamson Tallry, Hoadley. Misses
Frances Scott, Ellie Branch. Beside
Sclden, Lulie Williams, Adele Will
liams y. c. Mills, Anderson, Elizabeth
Davenport, Lucy Harrison and the
Misses Boylim
Annual Pound Party.
The Eye, Ear Throat and Nose m
firmary, at 217 Governor Street, will
hold it's annual pound party on Tues
day. The board of managers includes
some of the most prominent women
in the city.
At the Woman's Club.
ulster Song and Folk Lore" will he
the subject OF AN interesting address
to be made by John s. Munce at the
Womans Club at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Mr. Munce is q delightful
speaker, and his lectures at the club
draw large audiences of members and
iS
chairman of the afternoon.
ON "Wednesday afternoon, in place OF
the usual book discussed at the meet
ing OF the Literary Round Table, Mrs.
Beverley T. Munford will state her
views of the co-ordinate college for
I women at the University of Virginia.
!. w. &. 4. Entertainment.
/ There Will he AN End Term" cxhibi-
I ton ut the Young Moments Christian
I Association Gymnasium, 1Ol South
Fourth street on Friday evening at
S:l5 o'clock. The exhibition will be
given by the gymnasium classes. as
sisted by the extension class, ana
there viii be folk dancing I'm costume.
drills and other exercises Of interest
The evenings program will he con-
cluded with basketball game be-
tween the two advanced classes
Attractive Box Party.
Miss ethel Creushaw Watkins was
hostess at 4 box party on Tuesday af-
ternoon at the l5ijou TO see Miss C;raycc
scott in when Enighthood Was III
Flower Miss Watkins had as her
guests Misses Mary Day Winn. Eliza
beth Winn, Louie Johnson. Sarah OPP
penhimcr, Eleanor Wmgneld, Phoebe
arWick, Marie Lcahy Aylimc Watson.
Mrs Louis Cutchins, Mrs Thomas VIM
sion and Mrs. T. H. hcrndon.
To Repeat angels in Art"
An announcement OF much interest
TO fashionable society i'm Richmond is
mat Angels in Art" under the direc-
tlOn OF Mis- IlenrN Wood Of Raliinnrn