The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

lad for thirty~ave guests. and the
whplc affair va. Il very attractive one.
! nluc>' Fort al uamar.
~ me Blues Ba1aa" beN, week. the
.-rdcNoUs OF thr soldier lad VIII
Ia the For. " watch IL SHOWN *
zinc H,go's Root: Racrc Tho yoGnE
iIlulo> 80 -vIug veal Vear r. N.ue Lni-
torm which VIII rival In attractvencss
taa; dinner hg no ste 1er oe%.
Many SPECIAL attractions have been
planned ~ sLc Fort
At nIEr'- orc ii tho B,ue, 3Is-
lcuisea a. VI ~ "Mak-alI -it-l;an," VIII
trinp paesefz ~ 10 purchase he con
ients OF her IsaCkets rulElhg With BUR
prises fer ell. Mrs. Ord"ay Fuller
fwiu have this In charge.
Fruit lenders, CARRIED as Italian
peasants. will be Mrs w. \. Roper,
Mrs. Robert sutton and Mrs Gayle.
on Wednesday afternoon there viii
he children s parade IN which every
llittie boy ana girl Ia invited to take
part 4 small fee Will lie charged
20 enter this competition. Little girls
Will come with their dolls Of Teddy
bears IN decorated baby carriages and
little boys Will participate on their
velocipedes, aud prizes will he given
for the best decorated vehicles. Mrs.
2 f4llJAu i'd@fls di'' tAi'H -"'' g. .@'
GrIgEh are in charge Of th!4 afternoon.
IN uu.s''aS ne ,,,.. ,t,,.'1 III ,,ra
l'4'.' wv
interest y cuurrs..g around Friday.
when there a.U3 - baby show and
there viii he classes 'or all from baby
hood 10 five ear, Old. IT. arrauelns
this feature the lSGO-G5 Booth ~ as
sisung the Blues Booth. aud the COM
mitee from u" la'i'' are ME- ~ II
Epps, MIS-. tefc5 = Sed'"A ana ME-
l., +. walker
Mrs, Roy u. Fihr'ol i8 plan" 1E
dainty bags each ot which "4a De
surprise for the N'te puf' i#ssfs 4tu
Mrs Harfon win be kept quite ga'4
planning something news In his line
tor each afternoon to tempt The little
folks Mrs J a. Earnest the treas-
u-er for the booth. also has charge
# the automobile This h"oth mas lo'
sale. ana aIfe5d} mas n'r 'i'Ns's "'S
triputed for sale
The check room Whi'n VIII ne
tmust necessary feature az faf ~ lne
comfort If tho Bazaar patrons arr
concerned. viii he operated In con
neruou with the Blues Booth. The
officers of the dag AT tbe Blues Booth
Will be Mr. NJ T. James, et2s- lohH
A Ausustihe ana Af7 RANK - i-PP'
7 Win MRS, hGsaf BOWIE ~ FS'"t''s'
Fraternity Entertained.
Misc .Ia}ia 8moAuudro ~ 3GO8
i plo1d Avenue. was hostaas at a de-
ltshtfu! dinner on TIL rsdav evening.
In nor residence in honor Of the
members OF the Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity. at Riehmoed College. All
the decorations carried out the colors
Of the fraternity. purple AMI white,
and the center for tn" table was
Rat bowl Of V4ulets and TarRueriteS,
Covers were laid TOR twenty guests.
and the members of the fraternity
present were MeSsisl carter, BRAD
shaw. phhtota. Jtuh @VIaha' ~
Jams WarfiHrE i|i~f, 0atterhe'o'
Decker ora Iint NINA u 1ohnSoH'
Jones, Mitehejl NtIe"n. fohIhS, ROSS
and John hmohuhdro.
Pupils ::etftRi.
musical Will be given this after
NOM AT 2:2n o'clock hv Miss Mere,
Lane RI her -tualo 10A F,ast Franklin
street Those taking part IN tho
piano recital are: Mlsses AIyTtic
pnrp Tbnlma Mani, Aael prat,er.
Thelma Cosby I,yc'Io Redwood Susie
Roberts. GLADYS Monroe. Mrs. Mamie
q Pe,ifss and Aflss VIRGINIA HIN
,-, W,
MIS-, '|liiet Plon. VINO ~
IprH"i'> MISS .>aHH'e aniln' o. tlir
Cth was hostess on WEDNESDAY w
ncr apartment IN the slammed. IN
+NoFioIR. ~ one III the pfetdfst after
noon 'eas 81 me week IN h"hor OF ""i
guest MES taullne bahAhsoh' u
1 Ninsi"u-Sai"in. " e.
The apartment was beautifully ar
rsuTed with palms ferns. many pink
roses Killarney roses aud migonette
formed an effective centerpiece for
the table In the dininR-ruom and
color scheme Of pink was artisticaliy
carried out in all the decorations.
Tho guests we're received by Mrs.
t'pton and sfiss RahanSot from TO
A.ryIna nunch were Mrs. Abner
: pone Mrs Jahn linton. Mrs
Arthur Clay Mrs. STANLEY Graves and