Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-12
RICHMOND GERMAN CLUB
GIVES BRILLIANT DANCE
Colonel 10 Lane Stern Leads Dancing
With Miss Katherine
Gordon.
MRS. GRIMES ENTERTAINs
Arthur Glasgow, OF London, to AID,
dress Richmond Foreign Relief AS
sociation on Wednesday-Mrs. An
dcrson ut Home This Afternoon.

American Beauty roses and palms
decorated the ballroom OF the Jefferson
Hotel last evening for the third Of the
series of dances given by the Richmond
German Club this winter. The dance
was n very brilliant one, and Colonel 10
Lane Stern led the german. dancing
with Miss Katharine Gordon. daughter
Of Or. and Mrs. william S. Gordon. Miss
Gordon's gown was fashioned of white
satin with an ovcrdrcss OF black Chan
lilly Lace and touches of American
Il Beauty colored velvet. Her flowers
were American Beauty roses.
Tho cha peroncs for the dance includ-
cd Mrs. Thomas Pinckncy Bryan, Mrs.
i.evin Joynes. Mrs. Thomas Branch Nc
Adams. Mrs. John Shelton Williams.
Mrs. William II. Palmer. ,Jr., Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan, Mrs. Garrett Buckner
i Wall. Mrs. David Harris Leake. Mrs.
John Z, Anderson. Mrs. George Cole
Scott. Mrs. Barton Iaxall Wise, Mrs. +;
Randolph Williams and Mrs. G. Cotcs-
worth Pinckney. In the dining room.
where supper was served at IL o'clock,
I tho table wag decorated In vases and
baskets OF American Beauty roses and
Il palms and bay trsfs were grouped In
the corners. Some OF the guests from a
4 distance noted there last evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Barker G. Hamill. OF Trcn-
who is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ashton
! Starkc: H. Eugene Iicine, OF Philadel-
phia, and others.
Guest of Miss Randolph.
Miss Virginia Whiteley is spending a
I month as the guest of Miss Nora Ran
dolph at her residence on Grove Ave-
! nuc. Among the small informal affairs
of the week "will be the luncheon at
which Miss Whitcley Will be hostess on
Friday at the Arts and Crafts.
| Affairs of Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pehon Grymcs, of 1916
West Grace Street. are enterta lining a
house party At their home today In
honor OF the eigRticth anniversary Of
tho birth of Mrs. Robert Page Grymes.
Mrs. Grymcs' birth date. January IL, has
for several years past been the scene
OF an interesting family gathering in
Richmond, many of her relatives coming
for distance TO be present on this
| cccas
Ss5-s. Archer Anderson will be at home
at%n"r residence. 100 West Franklin
street, this afternoon. from to Z
Airs. n. \. Dunlop is entertaining at
tea this afternoon from to g o'clock
at her residence on Hanover Avenue, in
honor OF her cousin, Miss Peachy Brock
lnridge Robertson. of Roanoke. who Is
her guest
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs William Holt Talbot, OF
Waynesboro, have issued invitations for
ihc marriage of their daughter, Nellie
tate. 10 william Petty Dickinson. OF
Norfolk. The ccret!ony will take place
'u ST. Johns Episcopal Church at
Wayncsboro on the evening of Satur-
lay, January 30. at 1890 o'clock A
lumber Of Richmond relatives and
lends viii attend the ceremony.
Trs. Saunders Entertnins.
Mrs Edmund 4. Saunders, Ill, Of
10 In nh 4,
h"r parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Quinn,
gave a reception at the Quinn residence
an Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the
fall brides. Mrs. Saunders guests were
-om the young married set, and the un-
carried contingent of young people. Re-
Giving ere Mrs. Saunders. Mrs Ora
iIm Sale. Mrs. James o. Watts, Mrs
tcSram Johnson. Mrs. Walters and Mrs.
stanley. The guests were ushered from
SO receiving line TO the dining-room
vs. Miss Bertha Dngee. In this room
he decorations were especially pretty
ne table bearing "A huge basket OF yell
~ roses and ferns, interspersed with
'in4 Df tho valley. Mrs. Clifton Peters
cured tea, and others assisting were
Mrs. Frank Williams. Miss Halle Will
lisms, Miss Kate Terry. Miss Josephine
Thornhll and Miss Mary Watts
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad c. Bell, of Monroe
Terrace, have announced the engage
ncnt of their daughter. Katharine to
Or George bentley Byrd, of Norfolk
The wedding will be celebrated some
time early In FebrvLry
In HoDnr of Mrs. DrrbyshIrc.
y! r. and Mrs. w. l.. Carneai. Jr on
iertained at dinner party OH Thursday
evening at Gresham Court in honor Of
Mrs. ]. II. Derhyshire. of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Carncal invited to meet
Mrs. Derbyshire. Mr.. and Mrs w. l..
Carncal. Misses Elizabeth Lea. Anne
Christian and Max Rheurmand
Lecture This Afternoon.
An interesting event of today will he
the lecture on storytelling and folk
lore TO he given by Miss Lou Belle
catesby Jones this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Y. w. c. A. on Fifth
street. There will he story-t telling and
talks on the technique Of the art. and n
great many prominent women will he
present. This class will meet every
Tuesday until the middle OF March
Leaves for New York.
Mrs. Clifton NJ. Miller Is leaving tow n
to-day for New York to study under
j. Armour Galloway. who has recently
returned to this country. after teach
ing music for eight years in Berlin
and Italy. His wife. who was Anita
Rio. is singer well known in musica I
circles "erc, rs she has sung In Rich
mond under the auspices of tho Wed :
n"sday club. Mrs. Miller will have
lessons every day FOR several weeks
during her stay i'm New York
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, Ir of Roanoke
has arrived in Richmond to snend this
week with her sisters family here,
during her absence in the North.
Interesting Session.
Arthur Glasgow, OF London, England.
will address the next meeting of the
Richmond Foreign Relief Association
AZ the Commonwealth Club on Wednes-
day evening. The business portion Of
me meeting begins promptly at $50
o'clock. All members are requested IN
attend pnnctually. Mr.. Glasgow's ad :
dress will follow the business meet
ing. and will be n resume Of the war
from personal standpoint, and though
informal I'm character, Is anticipates
with much pleasure and interest.
Charity Tea.
y charity tea Will be given by Circle
10. 10, All Saints Guild, this afternoon
rom to o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. George Dnwnra