The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15

Mrs. j. Pope Nash. Mrs. Malvern C. Pat
| terson, Mrs. Ellis Talbot, Mrs. Otto
Noting. Mrs. George Ben Johnston.
Mrs. John Hayes. Mrs. II. l.. Golsan.
Mrs Eugene G. Massie. Mrs. William
Massle. Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. l.. H.
Lindsey, Mrs. II. w. Hazard.
! Mrs w. T. Oppenhimcr and her
| daughter, Miss Sarah Oppenhimcr. will
be at homo at their residence. 1921 West
Grace Street, on Wednesday afternoon
, from to Z o'cloc6.
Bali mt the White.
a largo number OF society people in
Richmond Will go TO the White Sulphur
| Springs on FI.,lGy for III" hiS WASH
inE' on's birthday bail thnt VIII lie rivei
there Saturday night. The patronesses
| FOR the ball. Which is to be one Of tha
l,rSt brilliant IT trS uf the KIND ,,.r
given at the tamonD old White, incluic
Airs Thornton Lewis, Mrs &c re-. ID.
Itnii.c. Mrs. Iain,s II. Thomas. Mrs.
| Matthew l.. Akers. Mrs John D. Potts.
Mrs. Garrett Is. Wall. Mrs. John S. Dice,
Mrs Fred Sterry, Mrs. i. IL ward Slu-
cum and Mrs jean A,k.nscn Thayer
train OF private cars with several
hundred people on board will leave
Richmond on Friday 10 attend the
event. and numerous privats ear par
Chicago, Philadelphia and Washington.
Valentine Party.
Little Miss Virginia Elicit Terrell. OF
Westhampton, the small daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. T.. II. Terrell, will enter
tain about sixty little girls and boys
~ the homo of her parents tomorrow
fternoon from to G o'clock. 1t lis to
Valentine party, and all decora-
pns Will be III keeping with the feast
Of st. Valentine, and games anu music
VIII amusc the little people all after
noon
Miss Booker tn Sing Friday.
Society will be out in full force
Friday night, when Miss Bette Booker
VIII appear In 4 song recital at the
John Marshall High School audi
torium. Miss Booker. who is we'll
known and much admired here. is one
or the most noted soprano singers In
America. and has been for some time
member Of the Covent Garden Royal
Opera of London, England She is 20
appear In Richmond under the auspices
OF the Raven Society of the Univcr-
sity OF Virginia. to aid that organiza-
ton In their effort to place a monu-
ment upon the unmarked paupcr grave
or Edgar Allan Poe's mother, in old
81 johns Chuichyard. The first half
OF Miss Booker's program will be
eighteenth century songs in costume
The list OF patroncsses for the If
'hir includes Mcsdnmes. \. j. Monta-
quo, j. Taylor Elyson, NJ L. Stanard.
Malvern c. Patterson. John Land
street, George /. Christian. Enna
iiunton Jr, Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., L.
IL. Dashiell. George Ainslie, ID. c.
Richardson. j. y. g. Chandler I C.
liarwood ID. II. Rucker, Decatur AK
tell. George e. Jennings. George Bryan
i. l. Blanton, c. ID. Coleman. w. n
pabney, :. L. Cowariin, r. d. Hequen-
oourg, Il. y. Hocn, L. c. Hair. A. B.
Artb
IeS' Ada Crane, j. l.. Satterneld. w A.
burruss, w. G. Saunders, John Garland
follard. William r. Miller, T.. Halves
Lipscomb. j. ID. Crump, Granville G.
valentine. John S. Munce, William Rus
sell Jones' Sally Nelson Robins. Walter
CHRISTIAN, Frank p. Williams, Moses
~ HoSe, G. w. p. Brock, John Armis-
s stewart Woodward. Llewellyn
NicN e'sh, Wicher kccnc. Archer Jones,
Charles Robins $. II. Halves. /. f.
Murray NJ. y. Burrell. Smith Broken
nrough. s. NJ. Brown, c. w. Massie
Henry Ian'ion Cabell. Il. p. Valentine,
= u. Whitlock. w. Otto Noting, Free
MAJ, man Dance, W Y. Shelton. Basil
T,"a ,,i, William L Tanner, George
~ WISE charles j. Billups, w. \
Cheatwood, o, T.. Parrish, Joseph An.
tnonN' A w. Martenstelm, Christian
Clarke, w. \. montgomery, j. C, Mot.
mi. Byrd Warwick. r. S. Cllvsop G
Il. - neHeridge, j. O. Scott. S. NJ. Crane
T. ingalls,. Misses Mary Shelton
annie annie Louise Reinhardt. Evelyn Bird
s Mnrwick, Myrtle BEDFORD. Evelyn
T'iIes. Julia Omohundro. Mar d.
baughman. and Bessie French.
interesting announcement
MI ana Mrs. James Booton COMPTON.
VI 'front.' Royal. announce the engage.
mont OF their daughter, Matte LED. 70
'"hh william Brewer, Jr.. OF StauntoD.
both Miss Compton and Mr. Brewer
ere widely connected throughout the
n ,' ana the marriage. which will
take place In the early spring. viii
DC one OF much interest
Receives In Washington.
Mrs. samuel Graham, wife OF Tho
assistant Attorney General, was IN,
hostess at beautiful reception on
Menhesday afternoon in her residence
Connecticut Avenue. In Washing
.'i. me house was charminglv dec
Grated with spring flowers. Mrs C;ro-
nam received her guests in a handsome
GOWN OF white chiffon and charmrnse
win pearl garniturc. She was assist
Ga In receiving by Mrs. Thomas !
Waish. Mrs Overman. Mrs Poindoxter
Hi, sontherland. Mrs. a w. Bauly
MISS Cnlderon, Miss Florence Ada1ns
MISS CaIie Hoke Smith, Mrs. w -
Neaie, OF Richmond W.
ga was served ut Handsomely az,
pointed table. which was decorotpI
WIN Jonquils and tulips. Mrs. Claude
a, swanson presided at the punch howl
ana Mrs Willard Salisbury poured tca
Mrs. Shank. OF Berlin, gave a del,ybt.
tui musical program during tho recnn.
ton. i'1oP-
- AIRS. Graham. who was Miss sne
Neal, OF this city, before her mprria.c
mas a great many friends and r.ln,Ives
here. va
annual Donation Day.
Inc Retreat for the Sick will observe
lis annual donation day on ,rhur.-
day. committee of board m.mh.r.
VIII receive at tho hospital from 10
noon until p. NJ. The board OF man
ayers of the Retreat for the Sick in.
cindes some of the most promin.n,
women In Richmond, and many of the
BEST known people of the city arc in
tcrested in this institution.
Song RecitnI.
The third OF series of very delight
iui song recitals was given Mt the
studio OF Mrs. NJ. II. Thomas. on IJnr-
flSOn street. on Thursdn, a,onI,n