Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

Charles Bridges. William Lasher. X. Z.
Blackwell. Barrett Sydnor. Waiter
Sydnor. Harry Carrier William Ruda.
Il. w. Worlfolk, Edgar Marshall. NJ. NJ.
Marshall Ellis. Luther Hartsook, c. Il.
Hartsook. Kate Vandiver. William
Tucker. Misses Condie Bridges. Elise
Cardwell. Peachy Fleet. Stuart Blantoh,
Estwell Blanton, Nancy Marye. Chris
tine Cook, Katherine Marsh. Issie
priddy, Annie Cox. Alice Martin: Julia
Spain ARnes Wright. Byrdie DeJar-
nette. Cabell Jones. Julia Wcisigcr.
.hary Haws Tyler. Virginia Potts. Mia
Blnch. May Baldwin. Gussie Nixon,
S'rancis Lancaster, Maude Woodfn,
Ethel Howard. Lily Rice. Susie
Vaughan. Mary Ellis Tucker, Helen
rotty. Gertrude Hatcher. Ethel Prlddy.
Percis Priddy.
For Miss Johnson.
over Avenue. entertained a charmiis
luncheon Tuesday at her homo In
| honor of Miss Mamie Johnson. OF Bed
| ford City. who is visiting here. A'color
| scheme OF yellow WAS carried out in
detail, and the rooms were arranged
throughout In autumn leaves and yell
low chrysanthemums.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received in Rich
mond from Mrs. Charles F.. Vcrdler
announcing the marriage OF her daugh :
ter. Grace Vivian. to Hugh McCluer
witt. the ceremony having taken
place on Saturday, November :. in
Norfolk Following a wedding journey,
| Mr. and Mrs. Witt Will be at home De-
! ccmber at the Lochinyar Apartme It's
| In Norfolk. Mr.. Wilt is n son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert witt. OF Lexington
and formerly made his home In Rich
! moRd.
| The announcement that Miss French
Patton Will direct the dansants begin
Z; ming early in December Mt the JEFF
! ferson Hotel Is. Of much interest to
! society Miss Patton has spent .
| great deal OF time abroad studying the
! we'll known teachers, and she will give
exhibition dances at these events.
/ Miss Caroline Coleman will have
/ charge OF the invitation list for the
management. and n stringed orchestra
| Will play for the dancing.
Az the womun'x Club.
| Miss Lucy Cantcly Will address the
! members OF the Wonan's CLUB to-
morrow afternoon at 4.30 O'clock on
/ the subject Of Persisted and lInperiled
| Art" Mss Cantely who is most
! interesting speaker. has travelled quite
that is now the scene of battle. and
lis we'll qualified to talk upon the de-
! structiun of art treasures that were
| once in. that section OF Europe.
| On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Sally
! ould DouaI1sur VIII give the stcord
! OF her series of lectures. on the DE
Iyslopncnt. of Northern Europe" These
lectures are free to members OF the
| club. and will be continued every We'd
lnesdny Until the series OF eight has
+, been completed.
/ Lecture Tuesdny.
| \ large ard interested audience was
| present In the auditorium OF Miss Ell
let's school last week to hear Mrs
Sally Ould Donaldson's lecture on n
Study of the War" The second lee
ture will be given Tuesday afternoon
/ from to o'clock, upon the same
subject. This Is also series OF eight
addresses presented by Mrs. Donaldson,
and are proving most engrossinS and
cnlightening to those In attendance.
| Intervening Entertainment.
| The McGill Catholic Union and the
| Knights of Columbus have issued an In
vitatlon to their members and friends
| to attend n musicale and dnnsant to be
!held at their home Monday evening
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and the following artists Will
appear: Miss Ada Kuyk, soprano; Miss
! Gladys NJ Martenstein, soprano: Miss
Amorette. Allen contralto DR.. Maurice
x oblenzer, tenor; Austin W. Marten-
stein. baritone; Karl Iindeman, violin
| list Mrs. Austin W. Martenstein accom-
J panist: Mrs. y. a. Bousman, reader
The program includes =
Quartet. "Estudiantina" Misses Kuyk