Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
SOCIETY TAKES PART
IN INDOOR GOLF TEAS
Many Quiet Diversions Take Place OF
Larger Affairs During
Lent.
DANCE AT wEsTMoRELAND
Members OF Various Patriotic So
cietfes to Meet To-day for Pur-
pose Of Arranging II Big Bazaar at
Blues armory.


Mrs. John T. Anderson, OF COS west
Franklin Street. left Richmond Tues
day for short vis,, to New York City
Mrs. Anderson liz in Nnw York to visit
Yer son. james W. Allison. Jr. who liz
q student at Columbia University this
session
Annirs or To-Dny.
Mrs. j. NJ Rosenbauin. Mrs. Frank
w Duke and Miss Martha Maury Rob
inson Will be hostesscs :..is afternoon
ut the indoor golf tea held in the palm
garden of ;he Jefferson Hotel. Mrs
Frank Duke will render number OF
violin selections during tho afternoon.
and tho tea room Will he crowded to
hear her
There VIII Dc tho usual supper dance
at tho Wcstmorcland club this evening
a number Of tables have been reserved
for large parties of guests. and an or
chestra will play for the dancing
Hehearsnis for MinstreI show.
Rehearsals for tEe big society Min
strel show that Is 10 be given Easter
week by tho Girls Auxiliary Of the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery, will begin
shortly. Some of the leading talent
in town Will have charge of the show
and all sorts OF novel and interesting
features are being planned. Brilliant
audiences will MI the Academy Of
Music on April s. and 10 to witnes SIS
the performances given. and the boxes
Will be gay with parties of society folk
The entertainments given by this or
Yanization are always among tho
notable charity events OF the season,
and the performance this year promises
to be n splendid one.
Return tn Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Evans r. Martin and her sis
ter. Miss Lizzie Rcnnolds. who have
been spending the month OF February
at the Hanover Apartments In this
60 ttal-
Fredericksburg. Mrs. Martin and Miss
Rennolds have great many relatives
and friends here, and a. pumbcr Of
charming functions were given in their
honor.
brilliant Lecturer
An interesting event OF this evening
VIII he the lecture given by Madame
Alexandra Niarda Won Scheel the Pol
ish-German actress. at the Mechanics
Institute. Madame Won Schecl is an
actress OF extraordinary endowments
and one OF the most passionate and ten
derby pathetic OF our time. Al the
conclusion Of her first performance at
the Viena Court Theater. shc received
tho personal congratulation OF the En-
peror Franz Joseph In private audience
She has been compared by the critics
or Europe with Ristori and Rachel
and her advantage over the Divine
Sarah is matter OF record with the
press OF several ca pitfalls
large audience will be present to
hear Madame Won Scheel this evening
Beturns TO Richmond.
Mrs. Stephen Putney. who has been
tho guest OF Mrs. Withers at her home
In Suffolk. where she addressed a large
audience on Equal Suffrage" Tuesday
evening. has returned to Richmond
Mrs. Putney Is now visiting her sister
Mrs y. T. Cone, at 1905 West franklin
Street.
NisSfon Band tn Entertain.
The Senior Mission Band OF the Third
Presbyterian Church Will celebrate It's
tenth birthday by n party given In the
lccturn-room OF Third Church this Owe
ming at SIZE o'clock. The feature O,
this entertainments will be "a Chinese
schooiroom scene. and also a sketch
OF the work done In the mountains OF
southwest Virginia This will be por-
irayed by tho members OF the band I'm
costume, Illustrating tho use 10 which
they have pu, their foreign and homo.
mission contributions in the ten years
or their existence. All Interested are
cordially Invited 20 attend.
In New York.
Among those from Richmond noted
in New York during the past week,havc
neen: NJ. II. Tilghnan Jr.. y. II. Crunp.
Mt. and Mrs. z. y. Rnughman. Miss
NJ b. Banghman. Miss Mary q.
wagner Joseph Walters Miss
\Ane w. Barker. NIlss l.. Robclcn !.
\ Dietrich. Mr.. and Mrs Y y Chris
'ian. y. + Walsh and J. s Bryan