The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12

i rendered. and the program was a very
charming one.
Mrs. aIorrey Entertains.
| Tho Bachelors Club of Brooklyn
gave Its last dinner-dance last Thurs
Morrey (who was Miss Doris Allison,
or Richmonul on Eastern Parkway,
pas and n asaeos the parSrs ha
palms and white roses and white car
nations and the stringed orchestra,
dinner. was partially concealed in The
smoking room by the tall palms anf
potted plants of various kinds: Flow
ers, were about the rooms in tall vases
and hanging baskets. The mantclpiece.
which was entirely concealed, was Il
bed of snilax and 1914 in white roses.
producing most novel effect. The
! chandelier was draped in flowing vines
! Of smilax and white carnations en-
table. where here" it felt was anus huge u bowl %i
of goldfish. and this was arranged as
a canopy. SmilaX ran along the sides
was converted into II background for
bouquets OF white hyaCinths.
Each guest had as bouquet and
The souvenirs for ladies' were shcp-
hcrdess white cnameled canes tied with
white ribbon and bunch of white car
nations finished the ornamentations
save the 1914 in gilt on the handles.
The men received white enameled rid
ing crops tier with club colors-white
ana baby blue-minus the Mowers. This
club consists entirely of young men
from Virg mia living in New York. John
for the promotion of its growth. Fred
erlck shelton is secretary. Vivian Nor
ris treasurer. and MIR: Francis PRESIDENT.
all Richmond men. The tango cotill on
was led By Clarence Undernill ana Miss
randolph. Others present were Mrs.
Lucy randolph and John Allison, Mrs.
John Morrey and Denton Higgins, Mrs
Denton Higgins and Vivian Morris
Mrs; Eva l.; salmon and Frederick
Higgins. and Frank Montague, Miss
Doris Vernel and Richard Undcrhill.
Miss Daisy Benton and John French.
Miss Mamie Lehr and Ernest Lawrence,
Miss Dorothy Forbes and Jack Gray
son. Miss Virgie OTIS and Sam Graham,
Miss Laura Collins and Arthur Benton
Miss Hattie Pace and John Blair, Miss
FLORENCE Davis and Frederick Younger
Ba Bass Miss George AI French ? amd Dr. H
Frank Adams. Miss Rosalie Cullen and
Pr H. l. Davies The stays were
nest Blackmore: John Baily. Lawrence
Coates, Morris Henry, Richard Brown
ing, Oscar Lyon, Ben Cullen and Clar-
Benefit Performance.
The Junior Holiywo9d Memorial As
anee at the Wv Vrminia rhsatre on ThuTs
day of this week. 1t Will be a very in
/ teres,ing charity event. and is for the
purpose OF raising funds TO mark the
officers section in Hollywood. The pro-
gram will include one Of Trohinnn's
photo plays, The Redemption OF David
Carson" and the ticket committee for
the event includes Mrs. George w. War
rem. Miss Annie Jacobs. Mrs. Norman
V: Randolph, Mrs. s. j. Dudley, Mrs.
Alfred Cary. Mrs Thomas S. Armstead,
Mrs. J: W. Sharp, Misses Bessie Hill.
Anna Boykin, Mary Baughman. Katie
Elankenship, Ellen Jones, Maude Nc
kenncy:. jamie jackson, Amy and Pat
tie Lycll
Cooking school Continued.
BY special request, the cooking school
VIII bc kept opcn another week at ll5
North Third Street. the hours of the
mornings and to in the afternoons.
Prizes for the past week were won by
Mrs Mcanly and Mrs. Brockcnbrough.
y souvenir is given on each day of the
school. Patrons for the affair include
some OF the best-known women in the
city, and tho class has become quite =.
society event
Card Club Entertained.
The Five Hundred Club was enter
tanned last Monday evening by Mrs.
Edwin l.. Williams at her homo. 1903
/ North Twenty eighth Street. Ths re
vited guests for the evening included
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Smith and \. =.
Selden. The highest scores were made
by Mrs. Mason Smith and Edwin l..
club Will be held ON April 90 Al the
residence of Miss May Lucy III Gintey
Park.
Auxliinrics to Give Play.
The Junior AuXilarics of the Epis-
copal churches OF Richmond will give
play, entitled The Little Pilgrims
and the Book Beloved" in the lecture
Friday and SATURDAY evenings of this
week at O'clock. with "A matinee sat