The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-23

lfatr was the admission fee each gues{
pelng requested to give as many PEN
mics as he had years in his age. Decor
atoms we're suggestive Of the holiday.
and a very attractive musical progra m
was given Patriotic games were
played, and light refreshments were
iscrvvd
Tea mt Confederate Home.
Lee Auxiliary. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, gave a George Wash
ilngton tea in the Home for Needy
Confederate Women, at 3 East Grace
street from to 6 o'clock Yesterday
fternoon, The decortions were quite
elaborate for the season There was
n cherry tree, bright with fruit. and
each cherry enclosed a fortune. which
was cut from the tree with tinv
hatchets by the guests
During the afternoon a beautiful
Victrola was presented to the home
by Mrs. Charles II. SEMI. Of New
York and Virginia. Mrs. Newton Nc
Weigh. sister of Mrs. Senf. made
the presentation speech and in the
abssRce from the city of Mrs. An
drew Jackson Montague. president of
the home. Mrs Thomas H Bigger ac-
cepted the gift. A delightful program
was given by Miss Margaret Gordon
Miss Gray Wright, Miss Marie Ieahy.
Miss Hattie Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Cloves and Mr.. Ralph Lud-
wig.
Church Dinners Today.
Today from IL to 3 o'clock and on
Wednesday and Thursday duriag the
same hours, dinners will be served by
the Woman's Guild of Grace Episco-
pal Church, at Tenth and Main
Streets, and the public is cordially in
lVited. Some of the most promine emf
women in Gnp}atxy vr{1I
ners, among them being Mrs Charles
Robins, Mrs. James Cannon. Mrs r.
O. McCabe, Miss Rachel Urouhart
Miss Wheat. Mrs. Stuart Cooke Mrs.
Aubrey Young.
Rosemary Society Entcrtains.
The entertainment. given by the
Rosemary Society Friday evening at
the residence of Miss Katherine
Loterzo, III North Twenty-axth
cess
Among those present were the fol-
lowing: Misses Susie Clarke. Mozelle
johnson. Katherine and Maggie T,o-
terzo. Josie Lotscy. Dora Martin.
hazel Pankey. May Pickett, Belle
stanley and Stella Richards; Alvah
Ahthony, George ID. Bowles. Jr.,
Henry L. Curry, Ray w Clarke, John
+. Curtis. n. Verser Cutchin. John
F.rohman, Oscar Johnson, BENJAMIN
Maghee, n. l.. Seal, Anthony Seta
Granville TAYLOR. Hugh T. Steinruck
/ and l.. w. Johnson.
Women's Meetings.
i The Colonial Danes of America IN
the state of Virginia will hold their
regular monthly meeting at o'clock
ms afternoon In the parlors OF the
Woman's Club.
| Personals
| Miss Nelbett, of Petersburg. Is the
guest of Mrs. Warner Moore, Of West
Franklin Street.
Mrs P. L. Conquest. Jr.. is spend.
L ing week with her mother, Mrs.
LounGes. in Relay. Md.
! Mrs. Mamie Ballard. Of Hanover is
the guest of Mrs. William ID. Thomas
on West Franklin Street
| Miss Ella Binford has now recov-
cred from her recent illness and will
this week resume her dancing classes
which will be continued throughout
the spring season.
Mrs. Victor Won Gemminpsn has 70
turned 70 the city after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Scott. in
A mherst.
Mrs. George Shackleford. OF
orange. Ia the guest OF friends In
/ Richmond.
The Misses Georgiana. Kate and
Alice Booten have returned re
Orange, after spending the pas sew
eral months with their sister. Mrs
lWilloughby Newton; in Hanover. and
also as the guests If Mrs a. c. Car
neal on West Grace Street
Miss Elizabeth Randolph Macon OF
|, williamsburg, is the guest Of Miss
Ayliff WherrF. 1T her home near Bon
Air,
Miss Annie Rose Walker and John