The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-22
chaperone and the patronesses include
the most prominent society women or
hichmond.
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sand invitations have been sent out,
which includes the debutantes OF TINS
season. Chaperones are: Mrs. George
Ainslee. Mrs. Il. Is. Valentine. MRS.
George Ben Johnston. Mrs William
Habhston, Mrs. stuart Cooke, Mrs.
Woodson r. Waddey. Mrs. Thos. b.
. McAdams. Mrs. Douglas Vanderhoof.
Mrs. Frank ID. Williams, Mrs. Chris
tian Clarke. Mrs. Jno. b. Swartout'
Mrs. II. Stuart Jones. Mrs, +. I.awton
Crutchfield, Mrs Joe Lennard, Mrs.
Hunsdon Cary, Mrs. y. /. Massey, MIS-
Victor Williams. Mrs w. j. Plzzinl.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. Mrs. ).
Caskie Cabell. Mrs. c. f. Boiling. Mrs.
stuart Bowe, Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs.
Meade T. Spicer. Mrs Warren i. Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Edmund Benson, Mrs. Adolf
phus Blair, Mrs. Greer Baughman.
Airs. Karl s. Blackwell. Mrs, Clarence
Milhiser, Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Mrs.
Charles Crawford. Mrs. Jno. G. Hayes,
Mrs G. O. Saville. Mrs Geo. wayne
Anderson. Mrs. Granville Gray ana
the wives of the officers OF the bat
talon.
These dances viii be among the
prettiest and most attractive enter
tainments OF the winter. and the buds
in their lovely frocks dancing with
the men in full dress uniforms WA
make brilliant picture.
TeacnerS TO Meet f1cFV
The Elementary Teachers Associa-
ton has arranged a number OF attrac-
tive affairs for visiting and local teach-
ers In attendance upon the State
Teachers Association. which Will De
In session here during Thanksgiving
week The first of these Is muslcai
to be held in the auditorium or the
Jefferson Hotel on Wednesday evening
at $3.50. After the musical an IN
formal reception will be held.
On Friday afternoon at 2:3o the Re
tail Merchants Association will give
theater party at the Empire Theater.
Admission to functions by badge.
Dansant at the Richmond.
One Of the most attractive charity
affairs of the season will be dansant
given at the Richmond Hotel on the
evening of December 8 for the BENEFIT
OF the Sheltering Arms Hospital rms
dance will be given and managed by
the Florence Nightingale Circle. and
1t promises to be quite elaborate ana
novel. The favors are quite unique
and will prove a great attraction.
Those who wish to engage tables can
James T. Carneal Patronesses in
clude: Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs.
DeSoto Fitzgerald. Mrs. p. r. john
son, Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mrs. AVN
Smith. Mrs Granville Gray, Mrs. War
rem Taylor. Mrs. Chas. Page, Mrs. n.
L. Massie. Mrs. Mead Spicer, Mrs.
Chiles Ferrall. Mrs. Clarence Mil
hiser, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mrs. Evan
Chesterman. Mrs. VIM. Tanner. Mrs.
7. f. Crump, Mrs. Hampton Fleming.
Mrs. H. 8. Mclean. Mrs 3. o. James.
Mrs. @. vanderslice. Mrs. e. r Duar.
Mrs e. T. Organ. Mrs. j. E. Cox,
Mrs. John Seaton. Mrs. Jos. Cannon.
Mrs. Preston Belvin. Mrs Woodson
Waddey. Mrs. J. T. Levy. Mrs, e. II.
Hoge. Mrs VIM. Minor. Mrs Robert
Croxton, Mrs Louis Pizz!ni. Mrs.
Robert Craig. Mrs. Chas. Brown. Mrs.
Ashby Jones, Jr., Mrs. Carrot Wall,
Mrs e. H. Terrell. Mira Henry George.
III, Mrs D. c. Richardson. and Mrs.
j. T. Sinton.
Meeting OF Colonial Danes.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Colonial Danes of America In the
State of Virginia will be held at the
Woman's Club on Tuesday November
"a, at p. NJ.
Gard Tournament.
The third card tournament of the
Woman's Club took place last even
ing at the club. There were fifteen
tables. and top score was made by
Miss Rena G,azebrook. Auction bridge
was the game. and supper was served
at the card tables at II O'Clock. The
next tournament takes place on FRI
day. December IS.
Plans For Cotton Ball
There will be called meeting OF
Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, at Lee Camp Hall, Mon
day morning at IL O'Clock for the
purpose Of making arrangements for
the Cotton Ball." which will! be given
for the relief OF aged and destitute
Confederate women OF Virginia.
II Is expected that the date for the
ball will be set early in December. 1t
is important that this work will be
done at once, before the coming of
/ winter All who are interested are
invited to attend. The members OF
the chapter are urged to be present.
In making the call the people of
Richmond are reminded that whi.e
the world at large Is doing much for
the suffering Belgians. there are in
Virginia many aged Confederate wo-
men who still are suffering from tho
war Of 1S61'66.
Announces Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Goode, of Nor.
folk, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Virginia, to Fabeon
Edwards, OF Richmond the wedding
to take place next Tuesday at the
brides home in Norfolk.
At Art Club.
Mrs William @. Stanard will read
n paper upon William Byrd. founder
of Richmond. before the Art Cub
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Says a London Paper of Last Week.
The same evening Mr.. John Powell
played the solo part Of Brahms's
pianoforte concerto, No. 2. in b fat
The Interpretation was remarkable for
warmth of feeling and imaginative
touches which brought out all the life
in the work Mr.. Powell evidently
made the significance OF the music
felt by the audience, for at the close
the applause was of an enthusiastic
nature, and was maintained unit NE
had returned four times to the plat
, form, The vocaltsts were Miss Mary
| Tracy and Mr.. Joseph Cheetham''
The Presidents Thanksgiving.
The President has made pans to
spend Thanksgiving Day In Williams
town. Mass, at the home OF his SON
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Francis Il. Sayre. 1t is expected that
Miss Margaret. Wilson will accompany
the President but no official an
nouncement has been made OF the
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