Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-27
SOCIETY OUT IN FULL
FORCE At BALL GAME.
Many Informal Affairs Take Place
Before and After Contest
Yesterday.
GOVERNORS SIT TOGETHER
Brilliant Audience at Pavlowa Per-
formance at Academy Later At
tends German at Jefferson Hotel.
Debutantes Dance First Figure.

to witness the annual game between
tho Universities OF Virginia and North
Carolina, regarded in Richmond as ono
or the most Important social events OF
the entire season. A tremendous crowd
Of distinguished visitors from North
Carolina and Virginia was here for tho
game. Among the most prominent wore
the Governors OF the two States, presi-
dent Graham, of the University OF
North Carolina, and Secretary OF
the Navy Joscphus Daniels. who
camc with HIS vito from Wash
ington for the express purpose
Of cheering the. team OF North Caro-
lima, his native State. Hundreds of
smart society folk won't to tho game.
! and the grandstands and cheering sec
f, tions at the ball park were thronged
with as brilliant a-compsnyz of people
os could be found at any function OF
the winter. Professor c. Alphonso
Smith. OF the University OF Virginia
, ernors Henry C. Stuart. Governor
Locke Craig and their respective STATS.
gold lace and all. occupied prominent
places with the Secretary Of the Navy
. and his party. Numbers OF big auto
mobiles, bearing enthusiastic rooters
along the sides OF the fold. Miss So
ciety was there in the prettiest winter
costume Imaginable. and one only told
the North Carolina belle from the yir-
ginia beauty By the color OF her chry-
santhemums--ycllow or white
SOCIETY PARADEs
ON FRANKLIN STREET
For hours before the game fashion
nblc folk were abroad walking Frank
lin street in company with guests. or
/ thronging the corridors and lobby of
the Jefferson Hotel among the hun
dredH OF students who came to Rich
, mond for the match. and later In the
waa in order. Luncheons galore were
given in the hotels and private houses
prior TO tho game, ind everywhere the
prevailing color scheme marked the
sentiments OF the host in the decora-
tiona. Miss Ellen Wright Wise daugh-
ter OF Airs. Barton Haxall Wise, Who
Is one OF the most popular young girlp
making her bow to society this aea-
Eon. entertained at buffet luncheon
ut ner mothers residence. on Park
Avenue, the guests going later to the
football game. where they occupied
specially reserved seate.
Mics jamie Cooke. Of Roanoke, who
liz visiting friends here for Thinks
IgiYinS, Was guest of honor at lunch
con given by friends at the Jefferson
1880 SWIE WIN lnSfn lnter, 10 the
game. Mrs. Joseph E. Taylor and Mi.e
Elizabeth Taylor, OF Woodland" near
Danvillc. were also entertained al
luncheon at the jefferson prior to the
Ramc. Mics Llghtfoot Sims, O: Bal
timorc who is the guest of Miss Car
ter Ingram, another bud OF tho sen
son. was among the honorecs at lunch
con Yesterday, and attended the foot
bail match in the afternoon with
party of friends.
MANY PARTIES AnE. ENTERTAINER
BEFORE AND AFTER GAME
Miss Lila Fox. who came to Rich
mond from Norfolk to spend Thanks
Ewing mere with friends. was one OF
an interested group OF spectators at
the game. Miss Fox, who lives in In
| dianapoiis Ind, is making her debut
IN Norfolk this winter, and has MANY
friends and relatives here.
charming company OF guests arc
country estate Of Mrs 81. c. Patterson
on The Cary Street Road, and she
entertained them and q. number OF the
visiting students at dinner yesterday
evening after the game. Decorations
! were IN yellow chrysanth emums and
ss s,,, n9hts. Tho affair was tn nonor
OF MISS Mary james AInssic, Mrs Pat
terson's niece. of the University OF vir-
Sinta, who lis debutante in Richmond
TINS rail-, and the other guests at ..IItl-
crest include Miss Renee Dupont, OF
wilmington, Del; Miss Jean Campbell,
or Washington, daughter. OF Judge
Campbell ofNthe Court of Claims; Frank
a AIassie and Morrell Clarke both OF
Hampden Sidney College Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Smith, of Monroe Ter
race, had as their guests at the game
and for dinner following: Mr.. Beres-
ford. OF London, England. and Harold
+. kelham. OF England, agents of the
British government, who have recently
purchased several thousand Virginia
horses for the war zone. Is
DINNER TO GOVERNOR CRAIG
AT COMMONWEALTH CLUB
There were handsome buffet lunch
cons both annual affairs, at the Com
mohwealth and Westmoreland Clubs.
! and innumerable smaller functions of
interest and many family dininRs In
prominent and fashionable homes of
West End. The members OF the staff
OF Governor Stuart entertained at
seated dinner at the Commonwealth
Club last evening for Governor Craig
and his staff, and the diningroom was
arranged with the colors of tho two
universities The table was decorated
In wonderful flowers. Colonel julien
H. Hill and Colonel Warren P. Taylor
had charge Of tho affair. The Secre--
tary OF the Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
who nre guests at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert w. jackson on West
Franklin Street, were entertained at
dinner there.
Following dinner the distinguished
guests occupied boxes ct tho Academy
of Music for Pavlown. and brilliant
audience filled the orchestra for that
occasion. The. theatre was gay in Its
decorations of college pennants and
bunting and the two teams occupied
the upper boxes. Governor Craig and
| Secretary OF the Navy Daniels. with
their parties, being N the lower ones
Another interesting theatre party for
Pavlowa was that given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Jordan Leake in honor OF Miss
Ellen Wright Wise. with supper
later ut the Westmoreland Club. Mr.
and Mrs. Leake had as their guests:
Miss Wise, Miss Virginia Christian,
Miss Anne Myers, Miss Maude Ainslie,
Charles Watkins. DR.. Dan Talley, Ed
ward Harris and John Cary.
Immediately after the performances
at the Academy. the dancing set ad-
journed, en- masse to the Jefferson Hoo
Tel FOR tho german given there by the
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