Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
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lies and refreshments. Mrs. Parker
was formerly Miss Martha Lewis
Ware.
AZ Art Club.
John powell will address the Ar,
at 1870 o'clock on The Fresh-Air
School in Paris" Miss Nora Houston
is chairman OF the afternoon, and all
friends OF Mr.. Powell and the Art Club
are Invited to attend II Will be a
brilliant afternoon, and a large au-
ciencc Will go TO the club to hear the
great pianists talk.
Mrs. Eastwood President.
The annual election OF officers OF the
West Point Schpol League was held
Monday afternoon. Mrs. w. &. East
wood. under whose presidency the
league has had two years o: such
marked prosperity. declined AZ first
| to be elected, but, yielding TO the ear
nest protest OF the members Mrs
Eastwood finally consented TO serve
another term. The other officers are
first vice president. Mrs. George Rich
ardson: second vice-president. Mrs. J.
W. Marshall; third vice-president, Mrs.
Richmond Bland; secretary, Mrs Scott
Broaddus: treasurer. Mrs. Ned Bland,
and reporter. Mrs. George Richardson.
There was an unusually large attend
ancc of members, and good many
visitors were present. DR.. W. l.. Eva ,
made an Interesting and Instructive
talk and refreshments were served
by Mrs. j. T. Siene and Mrs George
/ Richardson.
4. J.. V. A. Reception.
The annual reception OF tho Aneri-
can Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
VIII take place on the afternoon OF
| a n Ia "a
and will be one of the interesting af-
| fairs OF the spring. This entertain
mcNt is always one OF the most bril-
liant gatherings of the season. and
many distinguished visitors will come
to Richmond to attend il.
Inst Card Party Of season.
The Catholic Woman's Club Will hold
the last of their series of euchre par
ties on Thursday afternoon ut 4
o'clock In the club rooms at EOS East
Franklin street. The chairman of the
afternoon is Miss Charlotte Griffith, and
! she Will be assisted by Mrs Z. l..
Smith. Mrs. John Murphy. Jr., Miss
Grace IIolloran and Mrs Hugh Bran
| nan.
! The card parties have proved charm
Ing affairs. and have been held each
week during the season.
| Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Baldwin, OF
Laurel. Md, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Elsie Coar. to Way
| land Addison Palmore, OF this city. The
wedding will take place In the last
week of March.
Home Weddings.
a very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday morning at 1921 West Grace
Street, when Miss Annie e. Cooper be-
came the bride OF Richard Leroy Bur-
nett, OF tbs city. Rev. j. Calvin Stew
art. d. d., performing the ceremony.
The wedding music was rendered by
Mrs. II. l.. Baber.
There were no invitations and only a
few intimate friends were present The
bride wore goingaway gown OF blue
! cloth and a corsage of violets and lilies
! of the valley. Her only attendant,
Miss Mabel y. Branch. wore pretty
frocl of pale green charmeuse.
The groom's brother, Leon Burnett,
acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett left Immediate
~ for New York and Philadelphia and
upon their return will reside for the
present at 4l4 North Twenty-F Fourth
Street.
Card I'arty Monday.
The women Of Monte Casino Circle of
st. Banedicts Chapel Will give the sec
ond of series OF card parties to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
assembly room of the Benedictine Col
lcge, corner OF Hanover Avenue and
Shepherd Street The hostcsses for tho
afternoon VIII be Mrs. NJ ]. ONeil and
Mrs. John i. Black, and all friends are
urged to attend. a social hour and re-
freshments will follow the conclusion
of .he game.
Artists Concert.
An artists concert will be given on
Monday, February Is, for the benefit Of
Calvary Baptist Church. This enter
tainment, which will he very attrac
tive one, will he given in the residence
of Mrs. w. c. Saunders, 705 West Grace
| Street. Mt s o'clock. and charming pro
gram has been arranged for the even
ing. All interested are cordially invit
ed to attend.
Annual Entertainment.
The entertainment to be given bv ST
Johns Circle of Kings Daughters on
Thursday night mt Bellevue School an
ditorium, promises to be one of the
most enjoyable OF the season. Tho
program will be carried out by n num-
Der OF prominent and popular young
people. Living Pictures" several
fancy dances and violin selections by
Samuel p. Cowardin will make up an
attractive evening.
This circle works mainly for the
ShelterIng Arms Free Hospital, keep
Ing up both room and n cot, and