The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-10


Tho Governor OF Virginia and Mrs
Henry G. Stuart arc giving the fret
OF series of dinners at the Executive
Mansion this evening, In honor of tho
members OF the General Assembly.
twenty-five guests will DC entertained,
and the affair Will be very handsome
one Mrs. stuart Is returning to-day
Philadelphia. Governor and Mrs
stuart Will also be hosts at a small.
informal dance at the mansion to-
morrow evening at O'clock This
affair is also the first of a series OF
similar functions
Mr.. Stuart viii BIO nj home On
Thursday afternoons In this month un-
I'll Lent.
Zig fail ut the White.
Smart society here is exceedingly
Interested In the announcement that
there Is to be big bali AT the Green.
brier White sulphur Springs on Wash
ington's birthday. \ large con,ingen.
or representative people from Rich
mond viii go to the White for the
dance, which promises 10 be ono Of
the most brilliant affairs OF the kind
given at that famous old watering
place in many seasons. The decol;4
tons will DO unusually elaborate and
many dinners and supper parties VIII
be given by guests before and aft.
the ball. Several interesting parties
OF the younger set have ready been
made UP, and many of the Marie.
people Will go 10 the White Sulplu.
for that Weekend
1T the Womnp's Club.
The Rev. y. Minakucki made a brill
liant and scholarly address yesterday
afternoon before a large and Interested
audience gathered IN the parlors Of the
WoTar's club Rev. T.. L. OsEood
introduced the speaker in q very hap
PLY worded little speech, and Mrs J.
Arthur LEROY was chairman OF the
day. His subject was n Japanese in
depreciation of Tennyaon. and he dsvelt
particularly upon the poetry and phil
iosophy Of this great seer and teach
CT, and his Interpretation of the reali-
ties Of life, az we'll as his conception Of
free will and theory Of Immortality.
lie read various selections from Lord
Tennyson's poems and stated that he
considered The Flower Growing in "a
Granite Wall" perhaps the mos, mag
nitcent thing that the poet gave to
the world.
Aiumnnc At-Homc.
The Alumnao Association OF the
Woman's College OF thia city gave Il
charming at-home at the residence Of
the treasurer. Miss Louise Miilhiser.
IN Ginter Park on Friday afternoon.
The AFFAIR was In honor Of the forty
1--WE members OF the graduating class,
and the entire house was prettily decor
atcd In tho college colors, green and
white. Besides the members of the
class OF 1919, the alunlnae present in
ciuded Mrs. Madge Bagby Pattce, Mrs.
Bessie Hagan Cammack, Mrs. IneZ
James Tcmpieton. Mrs, Edna Butler
Simpson, Miss Elfreda Edel, Miss Mar
garetta Matthews Miss Irene Fcnsom,
Mrs. Mary schultz, Mrs. Ethel Harding
burton, Miss Louie Millhiser Mrs
Miriam Millhiser Einstein. OF Whining
ton. n. c.; Mrs. Lutte McGhee Samp-
son, Miss Sarah Reed Smoot. Miss Vir-
ginia Hughes, AIRS. Benjamin T. Crump,
Miss Florrie overly. Mrs Martha Ford
Mrs. Il. r. Catlin, Mrs. Rosa Gary Spen-
cor. Miss Susie Gary, Mrs. S. Buford
Adkins. Mrs. Katherine Curtis Rostrup.
Miss Elsie McGeorge Mrs. Christine
McGeorge McClintic, Mrs. L. Belvin,
Miss Allison. Miss Vcrnelle Cersley.
Miss Virginia Coehin and Miss Gra-
ham. Miss Mary Carter Anderson and
Mrs. Cammack presided ut tho punch
bowl, and those serving were Miss Mar
garct Matthews. Miss Irene Stith and
Miss Margaret James.
Ilopi< ins-N dollhouse.
The marriage of Miss Grace Wood
house. daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs
w. Il. Woodhouse. of Burkevilie, and
William Gideon Hopkins, of Baltimore
was quietly celebrated yesterday af-
ternoon at $50 O'Clock at the Second
BAPTIST Church with only few friends
Witnessing the ceremony. Or. T. Clag-
EFT Skinner, pastor OF the church.
oniciated Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins left
luter for n wedding journey, and after
March 10 will make their homo in
Baltimore
Charity Affair.
The women OF the Chancel Guild of
Christ Church Will give the Peak Sis
ters entertainment on Friday evening
at o'clock In the parish house. An
interesting program has been arranged.
Valentine Party.
The big Valentine party to be given
by the Mary Thomas Auxiliary TO the
Virginia Home for Incurables on Sat
urday afternoon from 4 to z o'clock II
the Jefferson Hotel will be n lovely
event. The committees include enter
Mrs. Frank Christian, Mrs. T. Croxton
Gordon, Mrs Hiram NJ. Smith. Miss
Fanny Miller and Miss Nora Randolph
dancing tho best tango: ice cream.
Miss Allene Stokes. chairman; Mrs
Kern Mrs Bemiss Mrs WithsrspS9n
liams; punch. Mrs. John Miller, chair
man; Mrs. Thomas Jeffress. Miss Lena
Miller; music Mrs Hambesrlin; candy,
Knox Wilson. Miss Pauline Powers and
Miss Frances Bemiss; valentines. Miss
J.ora Crump, chairman; Miss Lucy
Ford wortham, Miss Nell Potts, Miss
Mary Saunders and Miss Mary John
son; advertising. Mrs. NJ. B. Thomas:
cashiers Misses Ferguson and Page;
doorkeepers, Knox Wilson, Wins Will
son and John Miller; tickets, Miss Mary
Thomas.
Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will be held to-
morrow morning at 4 o'clock In Lee
portant and great deal OF business Is
to be discussed.
Approaching Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Ruby Marie
6tolta and DR.. Alvin Fleet Bagby Will