The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-28

band, the late Dr. Bull, was noted
! physician She has spent several
winters in Richmond, and gave
charming talk at the Art Club last
year. Her talk yesterday was very
/ Informal and delightful. being entirely
I OF a personal nature. She charmed
/ her audience with her bright magnetic
( personality and received great APP
plause. Tea was served after, Mrs.
Bulls talk
TO Attend Wedding.
! Miss Anne Crner. OF this city, who
Ii the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Hugh
Brock. in the Shenandoah Valley. Will
leave shortly for Harrisonburg, where
she will be bridesmaid at the marriage
of her cousin. Miss Shirley Manor. to
Mr.. Thomas Sebrell, Jr., which will be
celebrated in the Methodist Church,
that city, Saturday evening. Octo-
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Officers Elected.
Society ia deeply interested in the
Red Cross Ball. which will be given
November under the auspices OF
number of the most prominent worn
en- of Richmond The following Of
1cers were elected al the meeting
which was held at the jefferson Hotel
Monday: President, Mrs. J. Caskie
Cabel: vice president, Mrs. Samuel
Cohen; secretary. Mrs. Lawrence 4.
Price, treasurer. Mrs. Robert u.
Cabell. Members of the e1ecuuve
committee are the above named or
ficers and Mesdames c. e. Boiling,
John @. Corley, c. w. Massie, Thomas
McAdams and Miss Ryland Chair
men Of the committees are: Mrs. {. Il.
Boiling, tickets: Mrs j. @. Corley,
music; Mrs. G. ". Massie. refresh
ments: Mrs. Thomas Il. McAdams'
candy; Miss Ryland. publicity.
Pretty Fall German.
The annual fall german at the Uni
versity of Virginia Thursday evening
was given in the Fayerweather gym
nasium by the German Club ana
proved one of the most delightful ever
given by fhe club. The gymnasium
was decorated in fall flowers and rhc
co!ors Of the German Club.
Dancing began about 9.3o
o'clock and continued until after
O'Clock. Continuing the custom set
last year, no regular intermission for
supper was observed, a buffet supper
being served throughout the evening.
Among those dancing were Miss
L'ghtfoot Sims with Mr.. r.. III, Car
ter. Miss Boiling with Mr.. b. N.
Carter, Miss Hendrick with Mr.. Har-
rison, Miss Massie with Mr.. Funs-
ton, Miss Ellie Wood Page with Mr..
Sheppard. Miss Airheart with Mr..
Williamson, Miss Sinclair with Mr.,
Morton, Miss Anderson with Mr..
Palmer, Miss Oppenheimer with
Mr.. f. Wilcox, Miss De Jarnette
with Mr.. Parker. Miss Peyton with Mr.
Roller. Miss Mary Morris Mason with
Mr.. Boiling. Miss MCNEIL with Mr..
Fry, Miss Cordelia DE Jarnette with
Mr.. Hurt. Miss Floyd with Mr.. Miller,
Miss Wilson with Mr.. Robertson. Miss
Davis VITA Mr.. Huntington, Miss Ken
ney with Mr.. Asheburn, Miss Wade
with Mr.. Jackson. Miss Robertson
with Mr.. Rompel, Miss Deborah White
with Mr. Clayton pawtsisop, Miss Air
| hart with Mr.. Wi4hfrE Mss Miller
Mackall.
| The chaperones included Mrs. Il. M.
Page, Mrs. Theodore Hough. Mrs. A.
| u. Dabney. Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs
Thornton.
| Donation Day.
A charity which makes universal
appeal is the Home for Incurables,
and today the people Of Richmond
/ will have an opportunity OF CO.
/ operating with the board of managers
! in bringing cheer and comfort to the
/ VI THIS AHctllutibn
Gifts of coal, wood, money, bed and
table linen. and provisions of all
kinds will be gratefully received.
senator Paul and Bride Home.
Senator and Mrs John Paul arriv-
ed in Harrisonburg Saturday after
their bridal trip and are at the home
OF Mr.. Paul's mother, Mrs. Katherine
G. Paul. on Paul street. Mrs. Paul
! was Miss Frances Virginia Daneu-
hover. The wedding took place
1 Wednesday evening. October IA. in
Christ Episcopal Church. Alexandria.
Stay-At-Home Whist Club.
Top score was made Monday even
ing by Mrs. Bland Spottswood Smith
and Mr.. John Tyler when Mrs. c. w.
! p. Brock entertained the Stay-at-
Home Whist Club. Mrs. Crump has
invited the club to play at her Ches-
terrified apartments next Monday even
| ing.
Davis-Forsberg.
| Cards have been received in the city
! from Mrs. August Forsberg. of Lynch
burg. to the marriage of her daughter
! Hilda Ludwfka, to Mr.. John Henry
Davis, to take place in Lynchburg, on
Saturday evening, November Z, at s
o'clock, In Court Street NJ E, Church,
South.
Engagement Announced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w P Saunders, Of
Nason's, Orange County, announce the
engagement OF their daughter Miss
Nellie Crittenden Saunders, TO Reuben
WEIGH Newman, formerly OF Somerset,
Orange County, now agent at Calver-
ton for Southern Railway The mar
rage will take place in December.
Charity Bazaar.
The members OF the Guild of st.
Luke's Episcopal Church will hold a
bazaar in the Hancock store. corner
Of Vine and Main Streets, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday evenings Of this
week. Those in charge OF the differ
ent booths are: Mrs. Wade. fancy
booth; Mrs. Cardoxa, country booth;
Mrs. Sledd, ice cream booth; Miss
Stansbury, candy booth: and w. p.
stutz, fishing pound. Anyone wish
ing to donate can communicate with
Mrs. Alice King. 1894 West Cary
Street. The public is cordially In
vited to attend the bazaar. which will
be one of the most delightful charity
entertainments Of the season.
Week End House Party.
A delightful week lend house party
was given last week by Miss Mary
Warner johnson. at her home, Rose
Garden" Va. She had an her guests.
Misses Gladys Brown and Emma g.
Sutton, of Stevengvilie. Va; Messrs.