The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-16
BACHELORS DANCE
LAST OF SERIES
COTTI4LION CLUB TO HAVE
MERRY TIME AT RICHMOND
HOTFL

The last of a series OF delightful
dances given by the Bachelors Cotil-
lion club will take place this evening
in the ballroom of the Richmond
hotel. The decorations will be very
lovely and number of out-of-town
guests will be In attendance. A buffet
supper will be served at IL o'clock
in the gilt dining-room. Officers of
the club are: Messrs C. c. Barksdale.
president; William j. Miller. vice
president: George Fitzgerald, secre-
tary and treasurer, and the execu-
tive board includes John p. Lea,
James d. Patton. Jr.. Workman A.
spilman and Peyton. Fleming.
Fur Governor and Mrs. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. will
be hosts at O very elaborate and large
dinner party at the jefferson hotel
this evening in honor of the Cover
nor of Virginia and Mrs Henry c.
Stuart.
Al tic Wcrnan's Club.
fhis afternoon at 430 o'clock a
delightful lecture will be given at the
Woman's club by Miss Anna Saton-
Schmidt. CT Ieatcl. Her subject will
he "C.ntemrorar~ Art and the Modern
Spirit" and Mrs. Jeffry Montague is
chairman OF the afternoon Miss
schmidt is a very interesting lecturer
and has Travelled great deal She
graphs.
Miss Augusta Daniel will meet her
class or "Eneiisk Cathedrals." We'd
nesday afternoon at AGO O'Clock.
The I.ansant.
A very charming affair of Satur-
day WAS "the danSant." given by the
senior class of Miss Morris school in
the ruaiiarinna Of the school. Misses
Virginia Lamb ana Mary Taylor
served punch, and number OF the
asuranae assoc iatsoa Misses Emma
Conquest. Carailla Wexford. Elizabeth
Taylor. Catherine Sinton. Corneita
Harms and Marion Spicer. were judges
for the dancing contest. The prize for
the best compile dancing the tango,
hesitation waltz" and ''one-step" WIS
awarded To Miss May Mercer and Mr.
James Jordan. Among those present
we're: Misses Kate Taylor Nicketft
J hrston. May Mercer. Katie Branch.
Margaret Hare.s. Grace Jenkins. Sal
lie PasehalI. Dorothy Kohler, RATHER
ine Valentine, Nell. REYNOLDS, Eliza
beth. Alice Hoge, May Freeman.
Fannie Davis, Mildred Williams. Eliza
beth Brockenhrough Agnes Parrish,
Constance Redd. Virginia Lamb. Mary
Taylor. Messfs Russell BowFes. Cor
don Hammond. William Hammond.
Tom Christian, Frank Christian. Jack
Fisher. Robert baldwin. James Jcr-
Grandy-Randolph
The wedding of MIR. c. Wiley Gran
dy, Jr., and Miss Mary Carter Ran
do!ph. which will take place on We'd
nesday at o'clock in Christ Episcopal
church, Milwood. Va is Of unusual
interest throughout Virginia, owing 10
tho prominence OF both the bride and
groom. The ceremony Will be ser
formed by Rev. J NJ Robson. rector
Of the ehuch Miss Randolph VIII
have as maid Of honor and only AZ
tendant her cousin Miss Ethe
oFallon. and the grooms best na
will be Mr.. Robert TunsIaII The ush
ers Will he Mr.. William b. s Grand
brother of the groom; Mr., Charle
Hunter. Mr.. Charles Mcintosh, an
Mr.. Beverly Randolph. MIR, Eobeg
Munford, Of Richmond. and MIR
Arthur Darlington. Of Warrenton,
Va
A number of Richmond people will
leave today for wildwood to be present
at the wedding
Valentine Party.
Little Miss Virginia Elicit Terrell,
OF Wesshampton. daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs. T.. H. Terrell. will give a charms
Ing valentine party this afternoon at
the home OF her parents from TO 6
O'clock. About sixty little girls and
boys have been invited. and the affair
will be one of the most delightful
of the season. Decorations will he in
keeping with the feast of St Nalen-
tine. and games and music will be
INDUCED in.
Donation Day.
Thursday will be annual Donation
Day ut the Retreat for the Sick A
committee of board OF managers will
receive at tho hospital from 2 noon
until p II. The board of managers
of the Retreat for the Sick includes
some or tho most prominent women
In Richmond, and many of the best
known people OF the city are interest
ed in this Institution
Mrs. Halves Entertained.
Says the virginian- Pilot:
Mrs James b. McCaw was host
ess yesterday at a delightful luncheon
given at the Borough club in honor
OF Mrs. Horace Halves. Of Richmond.
Spring flowers and yellowlshaded
lights made attractive table decora-
tons and those invited to meet Mrs.
Halves were; Mrs. Elliott Heath, Mrs.
G. Mason billiard. Mrs. G. F. Breese.
Mrs. Charles Grandy. Mrs. Tazewell
Taylor and Mrs. Howard SHIELD"
To Sail on February :Ist.