The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07
Social and Personal

several informal dinner parties will
take place this evening at the Country
club Of Virginia, previous to tho usual
weekly hop. The clubhouse is prc.til,'
decorated in spring flowers and potted
plants, and great many guesta will
attend til" dance. Tea VIII be served
in the afternoon. and motor ana driv-
,ng parties from Richmond Viii 20 to
the club for their tea before returning
10 town.
The regular weekly mop viii also be
cid ut the Hermitage Golf Club this
afternoon. An orchestra will PLAY for
The dancing, and tea VIII be served
from to o'clock II the clubhouse.
Visiting Here.
aIrs. Flanders OF Boston. Mass IL
guest III MIR and, Sfre Ware Il. Cay
=, their apartment In the Chesterfield.
great deal OF entertaining has boon
done for Mrs. Flanders. notable among
which wns an auction bridge party
given on Thursday night hy Mr. and
AIrs. Gay
Mrs. Niicss Luncheon.
\ pretty anpir Of yesterday afternoon
Was the luncheon given at the Com
lnonwealth Club by Mrs. T. IL Niles.
Of "Dugencss Farm" near Rock cas-
lie. The table was arranged In bright
spring blossoms. ana Mrs Niless guests
included Mrs. ~ j. Caples. Mrs NJ T..
Niles. Mrs Allen T. Donnan and Miss
Edith Niles.
~ Norfolk Dance.
John - cary or this lily. was
among the guests dancing at the last
81 n series of germans given by the
Norfolk Assembly. which took place on
"Wednesday evening III the Client club
Norfolk IL was q brilliant affair. and
many out-of-town guests were pres
rnt.
As usual tire decorations added much
- tho briliiancy OF the occasion. as
ihc ballroom and foyer were handsome
ly decorated III palms and smilax. and
Tho lights were shaded In yellow
Ia The banquet hall tho tables were
decorated In baskets OF spring now
crs daffodils. hyacinths and fresia. tied
with large bows OF yellow satin rib
bon. and on the centre table q large
basket OF the same flowers was used,
supper was served at IL o'clock. and
he music was furnished BY an orchcs-
ira.
These dances have been some OF The
handsonest and most successful affairs
ever given in Norfolk, and have added
much To the pleasure OF all those who
attended. and they arc promised "A con
tinuation OF them next year
The greatest credit Is due 10 the com :
Initteo who have arranged these lovely
affairs. and they arc Mrs. Howard
shield Mrs. William j.. Baldwin Mrs.
Fergus Reid and AIRS. J. Iredeii Jcn-
kins
The chaperons were: Mrs. william
NJ. Cooke. Mrs, Emily Hardy. Mrs.
Richard \ Wake, Mrs. Robert +.
Baldwin. Mrs. II, \. Dobic. Mrs James
Y Leigh. Mrs. Holt w. Page. Mrs,
CALDWELL Hardy. Mrs. Arthur Il. Stans-
hury, Mrs John .. Quimhy and Miss
Island Taylor
uuict Wedding.
The marriage of Miss MARY Lconora
Walker, daughter Of Mr. and Airs.
Thomas Jefferson Walker. and Norvcli
-. Walker. son OF the late Major and
Airs. - y. Walker, VIII he quietly
celebrated to-day at the home Of the
brides parents. $40 Park Avenue.
only the immediate families and a few
intimate friends viii be present, pr.
w, J. Young. Of Centenary Methodist
church VIII oticiatc.
For Miss finch.
AIR. and Mrs, corbin Glass entertain
"a nj an informal dancing party Tues
day AT their residence in Roanoke. IN