The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21

members and friends OF the Art Club
are invited TO attend
/ Card Party for Guests.
! A charming affair OF last evening
was the card party given by Mrs
| Edmund waddill, Ir.. at her res'oe,'cS
ON Park Avenue in honor 81 ner
guests Mrs, william Painter, OF Bal-
| timore: Mrs. Robert Thorp. and Mrs.
Menaeleus Landlord. both of Norlolk,
Auction bridge Was played and eish'
tables were engaged. Bowls and vases
OF fragrant pink and white mowers
uere used about the rooms, and the
ga me color scheme was carried out IN
fbe refreshments. At the conclusion
Of the game, supper was served AT lhe
card tables.
Tn Celebrate silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunst, Of l 40
West Avenue, will be at home 10 theH
friends this evening after $3.50 o'clock'
in honor of their silver wedding an
niverssry.
Military Balls During the Reunion.
Two full dress military balls VIII ne
given on the final night OF the re-
union. on the evening OF June o.
Following the old custom, the grahn
ball of the reunion, rendered ny the
veterans TO the sponsors and maios OF
honor. will be given on THURSDAY
night in the big armory OF the Rich
mond Grays At this will be present
many military commands in full-dress
and the veterans IN their gray UNI
forms In order to accommodate the
vast crowd that is expected TO be pre-
sent. 10 has been decided that the
Richmond Blues will give on the same
night full-dress bali to the New Eng
land and New York military com
mands that are TO attend the reunion
These two grand balls viii make
brilliant climax TO the many mana
some functions given during reunion
week.
Miss Valentine at University.
A number of girls from Sweet
Briar College went over Saturday to
attend the Virginia track
meet at the University of Virginia.
The party included Misses Martha
Valentine. OF this city: Ruth Watkins,
Janetta Fitzhugh and Nancy Munce.
In the evening an impromptu dance
was given at Fry Springs in honor OF
the visiting girls.
Interesting Weddings.
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage last Saturday at
Elizabeth n. j.. Of Mr.. Charles Tay-
lor Adams. son of MIR. and Mrs. Robert
L. Adams, OF this city. and Miss
Charlotte Drouet. of Elizabeth, N, j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will make their
home in Glen Ridge, n. ].
Cards have been sent out by DIR.
George Darlington Galloway. of
"Glenmore, Norwood. Va, announc
ing the approaching marriage of his
daughter. Miss Alice Aylett Galloway,
TO Or. Wesley Reid Putney. The cere-
mony will take place at "Glenmore."
at high noon on Thursday. June 3.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Miss Walraven.
daughter Of Mrs. Jessie Caldwell Wal
raven, of Warrenton. to Mr.. Courtenay
Sommerville Welton, of Newport
News. The wedding will be celebrated
in the First Presbyterian Church at
Warrenton. on the evening OF Wed
nesday, June 9, at o'clock and will
be one of the most interesting social
events during that month.
Lecture at Y. w. q. A. To-day.
Mrs. j. K. Dysart will speak al the
Young Woman's Christian Association
this afternoon at o'clock, and her
subject VIII be The Big Sister" Mrs
Dysart lis the wife of the national
president of the ehifdTen-s Home
Society, which liz in session here this
week. She is a volunteer worker with
women and girls. and did work along
this line in Egypt for a number of
years. She also has been intimately
associated with the Big Sister move
ment. which originated in Milwaukee,
and has done a great deal OF social
work. The public is cordially invited
to-hear this distinguished guest-tn
Richmond
School Entertainments.
An Interesting prnwra m ha~
arranged for Patrons Day today at
Bellevue School. The exercise will
begin in the auditorium of the school
at o'clock this afternoon and all
interested are cordially invited to at
tend and to inspect the exhibits in the
class rooms after the exercises. The
following program will be given:
!. Patriotic Hymn" BY Whole School
2. Scripture Reading and Prayer.
g. Drfll--"The Zizzy Zizsy Zum -Zays'.
BY 6-B Pupils
4. Dramatiation OF The Three
Bears ..,.....,'...,.B BY 1-B Pupils
5. Song--"Questions,"
$3.50. BY Primary Grades
10. Motion Pictures
Z. Scenes from L, s. History.
By Sd Pupils
3. song-"sa Lucia"
Grammar Ora des
=, The May Queen"
BY IA Craze
TO- FOLK Dance ,... BY IA Pupils
II. Sons -'Amerlca"
By Whole School
Another interesting school enter
tainment of today will be the play "A
Vision of Youth" which will be pre-
scented by the pupils of Rufriner
School this evening at o'clock. There
are about one hundred children In the
entertainment, which will be quite a
unique affair Refreshments will be
served and the proceeds are to be
used for the benefit of the children,
Women's Meetings.
The historical meeting of the Ches-
terfsd Chapter. United Daughters of
the Confederacy, will he held in the
| Chester High School this evening M
O'Clock, Mre Norman Randolph
Will be present and give a talk on
historical work, program has been
! arranged by Mrs Tyler. of Chester
! the historian, and the public is in
yited
There Will he an important called
meeting of the Richmond Chspter
United Daughters of the Confectionery
on Monday morning, at III O'clock, in
Lee Camp Hail. This liz the last meet
I ing of the chapter before the reunion,
Ann full atiendanr. Ia