The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-23
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The final dance Of the Richmond Ger
R!chmond Hotel. The Monday germans
are always among the most notable and
exclusive entertainments of each So
nlety season. and the dances this year
nave been no exception 10 that rule
Lovely flowers Will decorate the ball.
room ana the tables in the gilt dining
roon. w1cre supper VIII be served at
O'clock. vii, also be arranged in
Iases % s sprlns bl9ss9ms Colonel 10
palrones.es receiving for the evening
VII. inciuie Mrs. Levin Joynos, Mrs
u. Mrs. William n. Palmer, Jr.. Mrs
CARROT r. Wall. Mrs. John Stewart
y yam. Mrs. A. Sidney Buford. ,Jr,. Mrs.
and Mrs. John Shelton Williams.
Annual Luncheon.
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
u the American Revolution, viii hold
fair Which is IN atom Of TS Wash af
ington'e birthday. will be, very hand.
Ieeping with the holiday. Scarlet
lidwers viii decorate the, table, and
1uNors and place-cards Will be souvc-
Mrs suitable 10 the occasion. Mrs. Ben
iamin Purcell will be toastmistress,
and Mrs. William Rultn Cox VIII re-
A!rs J. Taylor s.llyson. "Antiquities"
Mrs Mrs b. W. W., Finch, OF the Petersburg
IL. Munford 'Vrginia": Mrs. MerI-
weather Lewis Anderson. George
Ws ;al,h on Mrs John $. Munees;
the guests viii rise and give toast
70 the regen, OF the chapter, Mrs.
- l.. purcell, and the program. VIII
verge OF America"
Visiting In baltimore.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
Miss Elizabeth Brandcr. who has
peSn the guest for several days OF Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Huntiy Gordon Mt
their town residence. 1909 North Charles
street. LEFT SATURDAY for her home In
Richmond MISS Emily Royal. OF Rich
mond. who Is visiting, Miss Porter. in
Annapolis. and who viii be among the
out -of town guests At the german OF
the BACHELORS .Cotillion Club AT tho
guest while In baltimore OF Mr.. and
Marriage Announced.
Mrs- Anne Gushing Hannigan hns Is
sued cards announcing the marriage
oi her daughter. Veronica Cecilia, 10
Wayerly Pearson Perrin. the ceremony
York city. Mr. and Mrs Perrin will
be at home after March ! at 1923 West
Franklin Street
Curd Club Entertained.
Miss Irene Goat entertained the ChaI-
ionte Five Hundred Club on Friday
evening at her home on Yves, Grace
street. The parlors were decorated I'm
palms and ferns, and the dining-roor1.
where supper was served after the
OF red. white and blue There were
Tour tables engaged, and favors for
ne guests were small hatchets and
MISS Airline Drumelier and Charles n
Cooke. and the second by Miss Violet
Dcvcroux and James Bailey. Miss
Nancy Druueller drew the consolation
prize.
Litue Miss Spence IIostcss.
Little Miss Charlotte Garrison Spence
or Norwood, entertained n number OF
ner small friends on Saturday after
noon from to O'Clock at her home,
400 Barton Avenne. Decorations were
In spring nowers.
Chapter Tea.
The annual tea or Richmond Chan
ter, United Daughters OF the Confn5.
oracy, Will be held this afternoon from,
10 o'clock in Lee Camp Hall II is
detail. ana number Of distinguished
and well known women will be i'm the
receiving line, Mrs. Randolph has en-
men liz the city. who are here to at
tend the Educational Association Con
yention. and number OF these visitors
Al the Wornun's Club.
~, Miss SIS Maria Blair Blair viii lecture before
Rise and Fall OF the Turkish Empiro.s
This lecture VIII be an exceedingly in
iare s''n n!In bnr pleasing affair and
WIN attend. Mrs. j Arthur LEROY
IS chairm 1,I, OF the afternoon.
- - ~ nIpptc VIII DISCUSS the poems
OF John Maisheld ut the meeting OF
Mrs Archer Jones is chairman. on
"Wednesday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock,
MT Whipple will discuss three poems.
The Everlasting Mercy" "Dnffodii
Fields" ana The Tragedy OF Nan"
Charity Affairs.
The Gintcr Park Woman's Club will
give musical tea this afternoon from
to o'clock at the residence OF Mrs.
William Redd, T05 Chamberlayne Ave
nue.. The artists for the afternoon are
MIS-. Thomas Whittet, Mrs Norman
Call Mrs. Frank Duke and Miss Louise
Barker. The entertainment is for the
poor of the city. funds to he dis
tributed through the Associated Chart
ties.
a Japanese tea for the Church of the
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