Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
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'arned homo for the occasion, and, to-
ScCer with j. j.. Pendleton, onter-
aimed the guests with violin and banjo
"nets. Mrs. lone Cutler May sang the
answer to ''Oh. Promise Me-" and re-
eitcd selections appropriate for the oc-
casion. An elaborate supper was
served, at which Dr. Percy Stokes OF
Horth Carolina. acted as toastmaster
MeSsrs. Cassidy. Shaw, Triplet, Cum
h'hgham, and Hudson gave an appro-
pritc toast I'm honor or the occasion.
ana good wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Miless
'Nture happiness. and these were fol-
owed by dance in which the Old
'Irginia reel was featured The ger
nan was led by Mrs. May and +. w.
Niles.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
George 3. Miles. Mesdames NJ. a. So
well. lone May. Walter Cassidy, Theo-
Iore Fender. Walkley, Misses Helen
slack, Leathe Walker. Gaynell and
hHth Miles. Lillian Robinson. Alma
Ashley. Dora Truesdnle. Sally Poindex-
ter, Messrs. Harry Black. Floyd and
TANK Miles. Captain F. l.. Shaw. J. d.
hudson. w. p. Cassidy. w. Il. Triplett
II. Cunningham, J. T.. Pendleton. j.
w. Gallon. c. r. Faulkner. 3. +. Eli
Mohler. T. Fender. c. Z. Woodham. Cap
tain J. r. Nelson. w. a. Hammit. Out
oftown guests were Mr. and Mrs. G.. G.
Hartford, of Scottsville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison. of Minnesota: DR.. Percy Stokes.
OF Rumn. " c.: DR.. L. J.. IIoltou. of
Danville: l.. Nelson. OF Florence, 6. G.
Gr.y-smoot.
Mrs. George Waverly Smoot has sent
out invitations to the marriage of her
daughter. Sarah Hedd. TO William Scott
Cray. OF Farmville. The ceremony will
take place Saturday afternoon, April 10.
AT o'clock at the home OF the bride in
this city.
or Interest Here.
The members of the Richmond Chap
tor OF the National Civic Federation. OF
which Mrs. ]. Allison hodges is chair
man, are to be congratulated upon their
recent generous donations of linens and
surgical dressings for use in Europe by
Tho Red Cross. and also for their en-
'husiastic cooperation and assistance
in this work. Several letters have been
received by Mrs. Hodges from the ma
tional chairman Of the federation in
praise OF the work done here. Mrs.
John Murphy kindly lent the use OF one
OF the assembly rooms for the work
done during the past two months. and
results have been most gratifying to
tho works, az the report Of Mrs. w. a.
Crenshaw shows which Is as follows:
Fifty-four surgical kits. each con-
tanning enough for two dressings OF
flannel abdominal bands. bandages.
etc: rolled bandagcs. 800: bandageH.
81: fracture pillows. ~; flannel abb
doninal bands. "a; small gauzes conc
to package). 81 packages; small
tes (two dozen to packaEe). II
lagos. large cloths Zone dozen TO
\ xage). % packages; wrapping
N/esides the above supplies. 5000 gen
efusly donated for this purpose by tho
committee OF the Red Cross ball recent
Is held in this city. and s25 given by
the Woman's Club. have also Seen cx-
pended here for additional surgical
supplies which were urgently requested
bv the foreign war relief committee.
All OF these articles have been forward
81 TO the National Civic Federation
hcadauartcrs In New York. which is In
daily communication with the Red
Cross hospitals In Europe. Over $4,000
dressings have already been sent by the
National Civic Federation. but as 1000
600 arc asked for there Is sun mucn
work to be done.
Some OF tho most prominent women
OF tho city have been Interested In this
work and society is greatly enthused
over the results accomplished by the
Women in charge OF the local chapter
Linen shower.
linen shower was given for Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy on Tuesday after
noon. when Misses Mosclle Robins ana
Kate Winn entertained In her honor.
An artistic and unique idea was carried
out by the hostesscs In the presenta-
lion OF the gifts. Little Miss Pearl
Kennedy. sister OF the bride. in the
costume OF Dan Cupid, entered the par
lors drawing a white chariot filled with
gifts for the guest OF honor, Those
present included Mrs. w. r. Watt. Mrs.
watkins. Mrs. b. V. McCray. Mrs.
clair Dalton, Mrs. George Barnard.
Miss Norfeet. Mrs Rcves Worsham and
Miss Dora Horner.
Candy booth.
with q setting OF revolutionary
nd Avn flaQG the CANDY
booth will be feature Of the Blues
BAZAAR to be held here April 10 to "a.
inclusive. a painting OF Independence
Hall Will be on exhibition. while other
colonial decorations will predominant.
Tho attendants at the booth Will be
CARRIED In Martha Washington cos
tunes. conforming to the general
scheme Among tho special attractions
will be a hockey pokey" cart; of which
M[' p o. ase r rafe havs esa4se S beVy
OF girls. dressed as Belgians. will nc
company the cart. which Will be rolled
around tho armory.
Those assisting Mrs. william Wade.
chairman OF the candy booth. are as fol-
lows: Mrs. r. w. Thompson. assistant;
Miss Lindsay Powers. treasurer: Mrs.
Samuel Fauntleroy REV. secretary:
/ assisted by Misses Emily Wade. Martha
Davis. Mildred Williams. Louise Shep-
! herd. Bessie McGilvery, Mary Powers.
/
| idEe. Juliet Martin. May Robertson,
Grace Gillian, Emily Marriott, May Le-
febvre. Harriet Register. Pearl Oakley.
! Mrs Thomas Bigger. Mrs. w. NJ. Rey
nolds Mrs. S. L. Gillian. Those assist
= ing Mrs Page with the "hokey pokcy"
cart will be Mrs. Louis Cutchins. Misses
i Elsie Parrish Julia Cone. Ann Royal,
Jells Scott, Camilla Wexford Eliza
beth Taylor, Harriet Gum, Jennie
Boycc and Emily Royal.
Interesting Entertainment:
The Parent-Teacher Association OF
the William Fox School Will hold n
poll Millinery opening and motion pic
lure entertainment at the school audi
torium on Thursday from to 10
o'clock. a charming program has been
arranged and all interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
HibIc Class Mt y. w. c. A.
Tho class In Modern Discipleship,"
taught by Miss Katharine II. Halves,