Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-02
PRIVATE CAR PARTY IS
ON SOUTHERN TOUR
MIR. and Mrs. I.ucian II. Cooke and
Daughters Visiting in
Florida.
WILL SPEAK AT THE ART CLUB
Mrs. Mcneil and Miss McKenney on
Prograni-N1any Important Meet
ings OF Interest to Women on To-
Days Calendar.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian H. Cooke and
thcir daughter, Misses Mary Stuart and
jamie Cooke are oil an extended South
ern trip In their private car. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooke and the Misses Cooke have
been in Tampa. FLA, for the past SOW
eral days. and will later continue their
trim TO Cuba.
~ the wOmnn's Climb.
The parlors of the woman's Club
were crowded to :he doors yesterday
afternoon for the publication OF the
Hardy Annual, edited by the pauEh-
ters of the Club. with Miss Cornella
Magill as efficient editor in chief. The
associate editors and reporters were
Misses Joan Field. De Graffenreid Rob
ertson. Lucille Cnllingworth. Roberta
Kyle Pleasants Cornclia Harris. Jane
Cushman and Dorothy Hart
Dafodils blooined on the tea tables
and the pretty faces Of the editors OF
the club annual biossomed ON the stage
as big note books In hand they took
their places and contributed their
stories and jokes to the edition The
paper went TO press amid, much ap-
plause and laughter from the large
audience present and the hits and
PAROLES OF the Issue were most hap.
PLY received. The annual has beer,
one OF the leading events OF the club
program for many years past. and the
publication yesterday was one OF the
cleverest that has yet been presented.
Novel features of the afternoon were
the unexpected entrance OF several tiny
children crying extra" and the fas-
chatting COOP verses" embodying hits
on members, repeated by these same
little girls. Miss Cullin9worth sang
several charming solos. and Miss Cush-
man concluded tho program with two
brilliant piano selections.
The whole publication was scintil-
iattng and bright from beginning to
end. and rcplctc with the hu,nor and
cleverness OF the girls who presented
IL.
Just previous to the program of tho
afternoon, Mrs J. Arthur LEROY. presi-
dent OF the club. in 4 very happy little
speech presented Mrs. William a. Cren-
shaw. the retiring treasurer. with a
handsome silver platter The Gift was
in token OF the gratitude from the club
members to Mrs. Crrnghaw. as an APP
probation of her valuable and untiring
services to the organization.
Tcnroom Hostesnes.
The tearoom conducted by number
OF prominent society women In tho
palm garden of the Jefferson Hotel for
the benefit OF the opcn-air schools Of
Richmond is quite a popular gather
ing place In the afternoons Indoor
golf Is the attraction and two hand
some silver cups arc 10 be awarded for
the highest scores AT Tn. conclusion OF
are given there each afternoon. fol-
lowing the Lenten services. and he
hostesses for to-day are Mrs. Thomas
Branch MeAda'ns. Mrs Thouas Il.
Scott and Mrs. dc Sofa Fitz Gerald
The tea tables will be decorated IN
bowls and vases OF roses and tulips.
AZ the Art Club.
Mrs. Walter s. McNein and Miss Vir-
ginIn McSe.hiey. o.. Petersburg, will
FAX on the Aims and Ends OF the
tcupational Burenu'' At the Art club
Richmond at 1880 O'Clock this after
Don. Miss Mckanney's address will be
Pm What the Occupational Bureaus
Accomplish In Other Cities" and Miss
PNcNein will speak on The Work In
Richmond
Tea viii, be served By the house com
mittec, following the program, and ali
friends OF the AR; Cub. as we'll as
members. arc cordially 49,. ed 10 at
tend
Returning From the Ensr.
II. P. Norncet. who has been as
ISOLATED with the British American To-
bacco Company in China for the past
iour years. is expected to return 10
his home I'm Richmond about the mid
die OF March. Mr.. Norilcet sailed from
China for San Francisco. and is return
Ing to Virginia by wev OF the West
Intervening Musicale.
The Pastors Aid Society OF Tie Third
street Christian Church gave a charm
ing musicale last evening In the audi
torium OF the Springfield School The
affair was for the benefit of the Vir-
Einia College, and a large audience
was present The program rendered
included: seNtet, from Lucia" done
koblenzcr. ISIS IIudgins. Austin Mar
tenstein: nor solo. selected. Or.
Maurice 10 lenzer: duet. La -ci -darem-
la mano" Mozart. Miss Kuyk. Mr..
Martenstef alto solo. selected. Mrs.
i Hudsins; reading: selected, Frank
y Barnbyl; Miss Kuyk. Dr.. koblenzer.
Mrs. Hudgins. Mr. Martenstein: solo,
old Black Joe" Archie Crcekmore ac-
companist Mrs. I.iggon; baritone solo.
duct. "Ali-che-la-r T,i" tverdD. Miss
Kuyk, Dr. Koblenze reading. selected,
Frank Cosby; sopr 10 SOLO selected,
Miss Kuyk duet. IN -F'lorsa ID ell des-
lino." DR.. Kobicnzer. Mrs. Martenstein;
quartet, from "Rigoletto" tVerdD, Miss
Kuyl:, Dr. Koblcnzcr Mrs. IIudgins.
Mr.. Martenstcin; accompanist Mrs A.
Martenstcin.
senwnlI-Isrucr.
Mrs. Lima Bow!es Bruce was mar
ried to Joseph NJ. SeawalI on Friday,
February %, at the me of Mrs W.
j. McAughey. . South Pine Street
The halls and dining roeR we're
t:tstefully decorated in roses ferns and
southern sEliiaN. Preceding tho Cere-
mony Miss Louise Scawall a sister
Of the bridegroom. played several APP
nropriate selections at the piano. and
w. ID. Wildborne sang because Love
You, Dear"
The bride WIS given away by her
father. and little Miss Annette Daven.
port Seawall was ringberrcr Lewis
Davis was pest man. and Mrs. John
Willis Head was dame of honor The
ceremony was performed by Rev j. X.
Jollih. Immediately after TIL marriage
AIR. and Mrs McAughey left Rich
mona TO-; an extended honeymoon trip.
tlnrkc--E'rRsicr.
William Catell Clarke, who has been
attached to the local recruiting office
OF the United States Navy for some
time. and Miss I.eona Gertrude Frasier
Nore married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. james IIowIe.
The wedding. quiet home affair.
LOOK place ut the brides home, 1920
West Main Street. in the presence of n
few friends of the contracting couple