The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
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The courtesies sofsi6os SyN6ffian q, Club
wave been extenaed,ssto tbs visiting
for this week. and formal teas will be
held there each "A fternoon from to
o'clock. Hostesses for these affairs
VIII include the officers of the club and
those wives and daughters OF the
bankers of Richmond who are Included
Mrs. William Habliston, Mrs. Herbert
w. Jackson, Mrs. John Kerr Branch.
Miss Ellie Branch. Mrs. J. II. Beasley.
Mrs. James a. Nfoncurc, Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. John Southall. Alrs. William II.
Slaughter, Miss Luck and Miss Aylctt
The lecture committee OF the club,
with Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson as its
chairman. has secured Miss Ellen
Glasgow for Monday afternoon. oc
lecture on The Novel" Mrs. John s.
AIunce Is chairman of the afternoon.
On Friday evening OF this week ut
sis o'clock the first card tournament
of the club will be played. with auc-
ton bridge as the game. collation.
the game.
Enlargement Announced.
MIR. ana a1rs.t l.. A. McGehec announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage OF their daughter. Blanche Lii
liam. to John Erman Hastings. The
wedding viii take place in the early
part of November
Dancing .CIusses Resumed.
Among the interesting society events
OF this week will be the dancing classes
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TO be resumed on Wednesday afternoon
ut $50 o'clock ut Miss Binfords studio.
corner of Monroe and Grace Streets.
The dancing classes at Westhampton.
which are 10 take place this year at
the residence Of Mrs Clifford r. Caper-
ton, Will begin on. Thursday afternoon.
All children and younger boys and girls
love to go to dancing school. From tho
time of ones first blue sash and slip
pers to the very biggest debutante ball.
girls and boys, have danced In fancy
costume or in classes or at small par
ties. either beautifully or badly. as the
case may be. and now that .he craze
for dancing has invaded even ones
Grandmother's set. there scarcely seem
to be afternoons enough in which to
dance s.-.
There are III sorts of delightful
OF an attractive. 1itf1e daTcfngsr hall,
where smart socfety inhy Ego each af-
ternoon in the week and dance to her
hearts content, to the tune OF the, best
music In Richmond. and every one is
looking forward to this opening with
the greatest Interest and enthusiasm.
Interesting Lecture.
At the board meeting of the Rich
mond Groupc of the Alliance Frnncaisc
held at the residence OF Mrs. Frank ID.
which will be- given>>oir~ Oct 6jer NsHs,b!.
Charles de Geer. Mr.. dc Gecr's sub
ject will be "Iiouget de Lisle ct Ia Mar
scillaise" apds the place and hour OF
this interesting lecture Will be an
nounccd to the members at some later
date.
Organ Recital. *
The new organisttS OF st, sPauls
Church. Flaxington Harsser, Will give
q recital Thursday evening at Sis
o'clock. He will be assisted in the pro-
gram arranged for Intervening by Mrs.
invited to- attend This musical. which
viii be an ,event of .iiItusual interest,
Is for the benefit OF ST. Paurs Parish
House.
Interesting Unvesiins.
On Monday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
the bronze model of the monument,
virginia Mourning Her Dead;T given
by the sculptor. Sir Moses Ezekiel. will
be. formally presented 10 the Confed-
crate Museam.
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presentation address, and. Captain John
Lamb Will accept 1t for the Solid South
room. Little Charles Mifhiser, great
nephew OF the scIlptor,Sw unveil the
model All members sands the advisory
board of the Confederate Memorial Lit
erary Society are cordially requested to
represent. The committee for the UNI
Yelling is composed OF the president.
Miss Sally Archer Anderson; Mrs. John
Mason. recording secretary. and Miss
Susan q. Harrison, house regent
Newport News Wedding.
Tho wedding OF Edwin IIarvie Cum
ningham. OF Norfolk. to Miss Fannie
Moore henson daughter OF the. late
Thomas Benson. was quietly solemnized
at the home OF the bride on Twenty
eighth Street, Newport News, OH We'd
nesday afternoon, the Rev. Father
Massie afiiciating. ~ ~
a color scheme .of green and white
was used in the parlos and hall, and
the ceremony was performed before an
improvised altar of palms. ferns and
lighted candles.
party Miss Mickey sang "Oh Promise
Me-" Tho wedding march from Lohen-
grin was played by Prof. Renick, of
Newport News. u az
Miss Louise Benson, sister Of the
bride. was maid OF honor, and her dress
was Of white crepe de chine, with a
tunic OF chiffon. .Her flowers were
Brides roses.
The bride wore an American en-
broidered robe, with chiffon and pearl
trimmings. Hersyei1 was caught with
orange blossoms, and she carried
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