Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

Valentine. George Gibson. Murray Nc
CURE. John Stewart Bryan. John pcy.
ton Mcclure. George Bryan. DR. Nell
w;ttnc aud George Warren.
TO ChnperOn linchelors' Dances.
Those who HAY" been asked To act as
| putroncsses for the Bachelors Cotilliou
Club include Mrs. Walter =. Mcneil.
Mrs. Charles G. liarKsdalc Mrs Fred
Peasants. Mrs. liartun IIaXail Wise
Mrs. Henry l.andon cabcll and others.
The members OF the club tor last season
were as follows, and practically the
same list holds good FOR the present
year; H. NJ. Armist"ad. Jam"s Angus
| tine. Jr.. Harry AuHuStinc Walter
Briggs. T. B Byrd. Neville Brown. DR.
~. =. Coleman, Frank cutchins. W. &.
Coulb"urn T.. l.. toulbourn Edwin L.
Conquest. Frank tTtchins, Travis EppS.
Dr' ~ j Eck"nrode. George Fitzgerald.
/ carr fl"nin. pcytpn Fleming, G. y.
! 'ir'hv'S, y. u. Gui.on, Jr.. Gray Car
lhhd. DR. w. T. Hopkins. W. H. Gcrman.
w. Chtesby Jones. X NJ. JcHries. w
W. l.efew Walter Moore. Charles Nor
! ris, John Lea. w. J. Miller. s r Nor
gan, W, Hodges Mann. Jr.. w. NJ. Mar
shall W. 7. opp"nh"imcr. Jr. j. -. Pat
ton, Ir.. Fred Roe. Z. J. Stubbs. .Ir.
lChildrey Scott, Henry G. Sutton. Alfred
smith, T.. Il. Sydnor. John w. Swart-
wout, Cary Winsiicid and others. The
officers of the club are: President
George Fitzgerald: vice president, r j.
Stubs. Jr.; secretary TREASURER. Chill
drcy scott. Board of governors: John
L. Swartwou,. Pcyton Fleming John H.
Lea and w 7. Oppenhcimcr. Jr.
The first dance OF the club will DC
held on the evening OF December -
| Farewell Function.
| y farewell tea given at Mount Yer
non. the Virginia buiIIng at tho
| Panama Pacific International Exposi-
| Ton, on Tuesday afternoon. November
80. by Miss Mamie randolph Hcth, tn.
gracious hostess OF the building, was
| attended by most OF the members Of
the o'lcial set. and the elite of the city
| OF san Francisco.
! Miss iicth was assisted in the re-
| c"iving line by Mrs. James Rolph. Jr
wife Of the Mayor of San Francisco
MISS Alice Davis, Of Virginia; General
Julian :. Carr, of North Carolina, and
state Senator Saxton W. Holt the Vir-
| s!na Commissioner, introduced the
guests.
The old Virginia room Of the build
ing was beautifully decorated with
| autumn flowers, in the center of the
main table with regal chrysanthcmums
represented "A parting gift of the Vir-
GINA Society 10 Miss Heth The spa
} cl"us virginia home was taxed TO ca
! pacity with distinguished guests such
as have gathered in this historic s,ruc-
ture on the many occasions on which
MISS f"th HIS entertained throughout
the exposition season. and the Tuesday
Afternoon affair was a fitting climax to
the brilliant social history. OF the V!r-
ginia pavilion.
| An exposition band occupied tho
veranda of the building and rendered
plaintiTe Southern music during the
{ occasion. and inside a special musical
program was given.
big Minstrel show.
The minstrel performance TO be given
IN the auditorium Of 81. Patrick's Fee
male Academy tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the Holy Name
! society Will be a most interesting af-
lair. The performance will be uniuue
In so FAR as the cast is composed. with
out Jew exceptions. OF men that might
/ De properly termed elderly" but who
| have not lost their cunningness when
( II comes TO staging an old Time Min
strcl"
! II is for the benefit OF worthy
charity. and all Interested are invited
TO attend.
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy Italia
ferro announce the marriage of their
niece. Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Hopkins
Hinchman. and Conrad Powell Carter
OF Virginia. The ceremony took place
Wednesday afternoon at MIR and Mrs
! Ia!iaierro's apartment in the Ports
mouth, Washington. Rev. L. q. p.
! Pierce officiating. Owing TO mourning
J In the brides family, there were no
wedding guests.
| Mrs. Carter is n daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins, OF How
ard County Maryland
! Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter vii! make their home in Washing
I ton. Thcv are now motoring through
the VALLEY OF Virginia. visiting places
OF interest.
Return From BRIDAL Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rawls, OF Ivor,
! Va. have returned from their extended
Northern tour. which included Wash
inEton. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. The bride was formerly
Miss F.ulalie ". Bowdcn. OF this city.
The young couple are now being en-
terta!ned in the home Of the brides