Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21

ISIS OLIVE CHAPLIN TO
SPEAK AT WOMAN'S CLUB
any Young People From Schools and
Colleges Are mt Home for
the Holidays.

the Holidays.
Ono OF tho largest SOCIAL gatherings
the week will DC the Interpretation
James Branch Cabell's latest novel.
The Soul of Millicent." by Miss Olive
ussell Chaplin, OF Washington. which
Ill take place at the Woman's Club
Ills afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs.
homas Cary Johnson Is chairman of
he afternoon, and Mrs. Kate Langley
oshcr VIII make short speech prior
Miss Chapin's Interpretation. Mrs
(equembourg Will rcnuer several vlo-
n selections, and Mrs. Hamilton Smith
iii sing.
The club parlors will be thronged
18th distinguished company OF prom
lent guests for the occasion, and tho
en- tables will be decorated In slender
asses of roses and narcissus for the
formal reception following.
20 Visit Here.
Mrs. William Allan and her small
aughter, Miss Elizabeth Preston AL
an, Of Charlotte. n. c.. will arrive
'uest of her parents, Colonel and Mrs.
ohm b. Purcell. on Park Avenue. Mrs.
alan was before her marriage Miss
louisa Purcell.
At Home Next Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Wallerstein will
ave as their guest for the holi-
aye Miss Anna Front. OF Wheeling.
". Va. Mr.. and Mrs Wallerstcin Will
re at home Sunday afternoon. Deccm-
Ter 27, to receive informally in honor
TT Miss Front.
ard Clubs Entertained.
The Louisa Bridge Club met on Fri
ay night at tho Louisa Hotel Mrs
w. e. Bibb being hostess. Thirty
members were present. The guests Of
Tho occasion--were Miss Ayre West,
Hiss Jane Garth and Stuart q. Chris
Ian. OF Richmond. Refreshments were
n nf ha n
9prizcs presented The prizes were won
. py Mrs s. II. Flanagan and John p.
3ibb. tho BOBBY prizes by Mr.. and
drs. Jesse Donnnlly. The next meet
ng will be held Christmas night.
The Matinee Euchre Card Club was
entertained By Mrs. James Macgill on
"wednesday at her country home near
(iwathmey. Mesdames Hall, Bridges
md Forsythe. and Misses Condo
Bridges and Kate Forsythe assisted
Mrs. Macgill in serving refreshments.
The club prize was won BY Mrs. Leslie
IEllis. and the guest prize by Miss
Christine Cooke. The guests included
hesdames James Chenery. John Addi-
son. Leslie Ellis. William Rudd. r.
Elect, Hin Garter. Jr., Frances Marsh.
Newman. Hugh Russell Henry r.
|carter. Aubrey Hunt Miss Lou Redd.
misses Mary Halves Tyler, Augusta
Nixon and Christine Cooke.
FEO Celebrate Anniversary.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Coleman, Of II
west Grace Street, have issued invi-
ftations for the celebration OF their
sch!na wedding, the twentieth Sanniver-
tsary OF their marriage. the affair to be
iheld on December 80, at their residence
there. II Will be a most Interesting
junction In every detail and Il number
of guests from distance will be in
SRichmond to attend II. Mr.. and Mrs.
coleman Will receive together and Mrs.
coleman VIII wear handsome gown OF
sblack chantilly lace made over white
scharmcuse. The gown IS finished In
lace and jet trimmings and her orna-
Try bouquet OF 'American Beauty roses
In the receiving line with Mr. and Mrs.
Coleman VIII be their children. r. Tay-
lor Coleman and Miss May V. Cole
man.
Back From school.
Miss Florence Collins. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Collins. OF West
Grace Street. who is n student at ST.
Mary's School. near Washington. VIII
arrive in Richmond this week to spend
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Margaret Heindle has returned
from Stuart Hall. where she has been
at school for the half-session. and has
as her guests for Christmas Miss Lii
liam Jennings, OF Arkansas. and Miss
Adair Skipwith, OF Mississippi
To Visit IN North Carolina.
Mrs. f. l.. Saunders and Mrs. II. d.
Saunders, Of Clifton Forge, arrived in
Richmond Friday to accompany the
North Carolina. They were met in
Richmond by Mrs r. s. Wilson and
will visit at the Wilson home in Rocky
Mount, N c., where Mrs. Rule expects
to spend tho remainder Of the winter
season.