Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
W0MAN'S CLUB OPENING
INTERESTS GREENSBORO
More Than 200 Members Attend
Annual Reception Held at
, ElkS' Home.
BACHELOR BELLIES IN SESSION
AT First Meeting of Season Plans
Are Outlined for Coming Year.
Daughters Return From Charlotte
Convention-Social Functions.
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GREENSBORO. October 9.--The an
nual opening reception Of the woman's
NClub was held on Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. in the Elks' building.
with more than 200 members in at
tendance. The club rooms were at
tractiVely decorated for tho occasion
with dahlias OF many colors and ferns
III was ono OF the most successful AZ
well Is one OF the most pleasant ever
held by the club. Mrs. Henry White.
tho guest of honor. made tho princip pal
Naddress or the afternoon The welcome
was by Mrs. Lucy y. Robertson. Miss
Mabel Bach played Il piano solo in
the beginning of the exercises. Others
who spoke were Miss Grace Shaefrer
Mrs. Al Fairbrother and Mrs. +. Stern
berger. In the receiving line were
the oficers and chairmen of the several
committees. The economies depart
mcnt served ice cream and cake
Miss Margaret Bradshaw was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon, at her home
on Church Street, to the Entire Nous
Bridge Club, which was recently or
ganizcd by eight young women. Miss
Marion Jones won two white crepe de
chine handkerchiefs for the highest
fcore. The next meeting will be with
Miss M!lliccnt Fisher.
the Bachelor Bellies held their first
meeting OF the year on Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. with Miss Crotch
en- Taylor. All members in the city
were present and plans were outlined
for brilliant season.
Mrs Charles \. Banks. Jr., enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon the brid-
FL party and the Immediate friends OF
Miss Annie Grey Fry. who Is to be mar
ried In November TO Mayor Sutton. Of
Kinston Bridge was played at three
tables. This was the first OF Il series
OF functions IN Miss Fry's honor.
The delegates from Greensboro TO
IN" United Daughters of the Contcd-
returned to-day. They arc Miss Lizzie
Lindsay, Mesdames g. @. Wright. Sterl-
Ing Jones. w. a Porter. z. r. Wichaux
and J. W. Patterson.
announcements Of the marriage on
September 90. in San Antonio. Texas. Of
MISS Lucy Marshall Dick to Or. VIII
liam Forest Bell, OF Asheville. have
been received in the city. Miss Dick
formerly lived here. but some time
ago her family moved to Texas
4 The bridge party given By the Elks'
Club in their handsome room on Tues
day evening inaugurated series OF
social events that the club will give
during the winter. About $50 people
were In attendance
The Euterpe Club held an important
business meeting on Saturday after
noon and planned for tho seasons
WORK Tho first regular meeting will
he held on next Saturday. The meet
ms VIII be held this year in tho studio
or Miss Laura G.. Doub.
Mrs n. s. McClamroch entertained n
Slargc number OF friends this afternoon.
inc occasion being her twentieth wed
dlnS anniversary. The hostess was the
recipient o! many gifts. The home was
decorated with flowers OF the season.
and delightful refreshments were
served.
tn" literary department OF the Won
"n's Cluh was rcor=anizcd for tho
season at meeting held on Thursday
afternoon. Miss Har.iott Elliott. OF
the faculty OF the state Normal Col
lecc, was elected chairman Of tho de-
Dar'ment. Business relative 10 the
program for the season was discussed
and the department believes that Its
study VIII he more interesting than