Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
Richmond German Club
Gives Dance To-Morrow
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here Tomorrow TO be the guests OF
pr. and Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson a,
the Union Theological Seminary, dur
ing their visit 10 this city. Mrs. John
son lis chairman OF the afternoon at
the club. and Will present the speaker
to his audience.
For Mrs. Conquest.
Among the small affairs of interest
this week was the Informal tea on
saturday afternoon. which Mrs. Charles
G. Bosher, of IDS North Sixth Street,
gave In honor OF Mrs. Plea sonton Laws
Conquest. Jr.. a bride of this season.
4 few of the younger married women
were invited in 10 have tea with Mrs.
Bosher and Mrs Conquest. and pink
roses were used to decorate the rooms.
Opening Lecture.
The opening lecture given by Miss
platte Belle Gresham before her story
class viii be held in the Art Club OF
Richmond. 52l West Grace Street. We'd
nesday afternoon OF this week at 1
o'clock. The Origin and Value Of Folk
Lore" Will be the subject of Miss Ora
hams discourse. and a large number
OF weil-known and prominent society
women will attend it. The class last
year was one OF the features OF the
year, since storytelling has become
the fad In more than one fashionable
set throughout the country, and classes
OF this sort have been organized in
}most of the largest cities of the LAS.
! The class Will meet at the Art Club
"Wednesday afternoon of each week at
: O'Clock, and the program arranged for
the season is most interesting one
i,IG Charity Tea.
one OF the most interesting charity
events OF this month will be the tea
which Is to be given on Thursday, Jan
Uary Fl. from 8 to o'clock, at the
residence Of Mrs. c. +. Sauer, 23l5 West
Grace Street. under the auspices and
direction OF the German Ladies' Aid
association. 1t will be large and
brilliant function, and plans for this
|...crtainment are most elaborate. The
.auer residence Will be prcttily deco
rated for the occasion, and Il Charming
(musical program has been arranged for
i the afternoon. Refreshments Will be
Served. and all interested are cordially
Invited to attend.
deal Of charitable work in Richmond
/ and distributed thirty-nve baskets at
Christmas, besides other donations.
= MS. c. 4. Metzger is chairman of the
committee in charge OF the TIA and
! she is assisted by a'number o! other
prominent women. Twelve young girls
will serve the refreshments at the
u
4 Interesting event.
luncheon This Week.
Mrs. James Clarence Smyth will be
hostess at a buffet, luncheon on Thurs
lay of this week at 9 o'clock The
inclleon. which will he given IL, Mrs.
Smyth's apartment at Monroe Terrace,
> will be one of The handsomest iunc-
ions Of the winter season.
,t the Art CinB.
ON Tuesday afternoon AT. 4:3O O'Clock
Mrs. Stafford Phillips will talk on the
chicago Institute Of Art: What Ii Is
nd It's Effect Upon Art" before the
members OF the Art Club OF Richmond
md their guests. Arson Lowell, whose
yhibition Is now on the walls Of the
lub. was n student OF this institute
10 tho time Mrs. Phillips was a pupii
hero. Tea will be served after the
lecture, and the exhibition Is open to
lie public.
kow;in New York.
Mrs Eva B. Salmon, of this city,
kho bass been with party OF friends
nstho Bertnudas for stay Of several
,eeks. hasiretprned to New York Ac-
onlpan ylnG Mrs! Salmon. who has been
lutte Ill for somo time. were Mrs.