Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
COLONEL STERN LEADS
DANCE WITH MISS CABELL
Hotel, With Large Com
pnny.
COLE TEAS ATTRACT MANY
Mrs. Lou Belle Catcsby Jones to Lee
ture on Story Telling and Folk
Iorc-AutIiOrs' Reading at Art
Club of RicImond.

colonel 10 Lane stern led the Rich
mond German last evening. dancing
with Miss Ethel Aston Cabcll, the
d"buthnte daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
! Aston Cabell, OF point Of Fork
and richmond. Miss Cobcll wore
French gown of salmon pink satin
trimmed In silver lace. and her bouquet
was OF orchids. The ballroom OF the
jefferson Hotel, where tho dance took
place. was decorated in palms. bay
trees and analeas. and supper was
served at II o'clock at numerous
tables decorated in bowls Of roses
and spring flowers An orchestra
played for tho dancing.
The chaperona receiving for tho club
last evening were Mrs. Thomas finck-
n"y Bryan. Mrs. Levin Joyncs. Mrs.
Thomas Branch McAdams. Mrs. John
shelton Williams, Mrs. William II.
Palmer. Jr.. Mrs. John stewart Bryan.
Mrs. Garrett Buckncr Wall. Mrs. David
Harris Lcakc, Mrs John Kerr Branch,
Mrs. John 7. Anderson. Mrs. George
cole Scott. Mra. Barton Iiaxall Wise,
Mrs T.. Randolph Williams and Mrs.
G. Cotcaworth rinckney.
The german last evening was tho
fourth of the series given by the club
mis- season The last dance before
lent viii take place on the evening
of February s. Tho club viii also
give a dance at Easter this year.
Entertained In England.
Mrs. Waldorf Aston formerly Miss
Mamie Langhorno. of Virginia. has
been entertaining Miss DOrothea
ratum, OF Richmond at her London
house, tho latter having been In Eng
land for the past several months Miss
ratum has also been entertained by
Lady Lyttleton ana Lady Markham.
ana dincd on Christmas Day with
Indy Dorkins.
innirs OF T0-Dny.
Mrs. Archer Anderson viii ho Mt home
;his afternoon at hcr residence. io3
Wcs, Franklin street from 10
o'clock
society will no gathereh most OF
the afternoon about the tea tables In
III" palm garden Of the Jefferson Hotel
for tho indoor golf tca hold there.
These functions are for the benefit OF
tho op"n-a!r schools. and smart so
clcty is deeply interested In this char
,ty. The golf teas nave drawn large
and interested groups OF spectators
ana players each afternoon since the'r
opening last week.
Miss Lou Belle Catcsby ZONES will
lecture before her class In StoryTell-
ing and Folklore this Afternoon at
o'chcls In the Y. " G. y. building,
On ruth street
This afternoon at tho Az; Club Of
Hichmond at $40 O'Clock Miss Anne
Stegar Winston viii give an authors
reading. Miss Winston IS well known
as q writer OF short stories and poems,
and her afternoon at the club VIII be
most interesting one. All friends OF
Miss Winston and tho Art Club are
cordially invited 20 be present Tea
nIil b" served by tho house committee
~ tho close OF the reading.
To Give Missionary Tea.
y number OF Richmond guests will
=" to Petersburg on Thursday aftcr-
noon TO attend the missionary tea
Nhi"h will he given at tho residence
~ Mrs william Hodges Mann from
$50 10 o'clock. y delightful must
cal program has been arranged. no
able among which will be the selec-
lions given By Miss Florence LARA
hoo and Miss Carrie Davis
Nr-. Faulkner Entertained.
Mrs. Evcrard Robinson Todd Of tho
University OF Virginia, entertained at
90 reception Thursday afternoon from
4 10 . o'clock in honor o. Mrs. William
Harrison Faulkner. the young bride OF
pr ". II. Faulkner, of the university
faculty.
The whole lower floor was thrown
omen for the OCCASION and was attrac-
lively decorated in red and green, with
many candles under red shades. except
IN the library, where the ices were
served. the decorations wre carried out
N pink carnations win asparagus
fern
Mrs. Charles II. H. Thomas poured
tea and Mrs. Carroll Sparrow was at
the coffee urn. while Mrs. W. H. Heck
served the Ices and Mrs. Graham Edgar
presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Todd
had assisting her in tho Gining-room
and elsewhere Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mrs.
Campbell. Miss Virginia May, the Misses
johnson. Miss Cooke, Miss Rlxcy, Miss
Johnson, Mnss Cooke. Miss Rixey Miss
Mary Miller wood and Miss Sue Dab
ney.
series OF Lectures.
mr. nF p-,1
College, Will deliver a series OF lee
lures on Virginia History" at Ruff
ner School during the months OF Feb
runry and March These lectures are
given under the auspices of tho Ec-
mentary Teachers Association.