The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
SOCIETY

will be given for the best score and
some of those who win play this
afternoon arc: Mrs. Garrett u. Wall
Mrs H. y. Rucker. Miss Daisy Win
ston. Mrs. Jean Jones. ai,ss Massle
Fleming, Miss Abhie Gwathmey Mrs.
William Wood. Miss Colston. Miss
Haynes and others.
The Catholic woman's Club will
give a euchre party this afternoon at
O'Clock in the ciubrooms eos East
Franklin street. These weekly card
parties which have proved most in
terestiug affairs. are given each
Thursday at the club and members
and their friends are invited TO attend,
Fntertains in Honor of Pupils.
Miss Annie Louise Reluhardt was
hostess Al an attractive party at her
residence on Grace Street yesterday
afternoon from 5 to o'clock in honor
Of her violin pupils. Decorations were
in quantities OF red and white sweet
peas, flags and crimson shaded
Interesting games were played
and the souvenirs and prizes were
unique and unusual Among those
present were: Misses Hattie Wilson.
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Evelyn Vaughan. Bessie Gathrieht
Fannie Meacham, Helen L.angford.
Louise Siumpf Maria Adkins. Louise
Branch, Elizabeth Peterborough.
Eliza beth Mclean. Lisa Guigon, Mary
Capcrton, Virginia and Grace Shep-
herd Eliza beth Watkins, AlIene Ruff
fin. Adei Lewis, Margaret and Eliza
beth Chesterman. Helen Hickerson:
MeSsrs Robert Chelf. Harry Mea cham,
Leroy Cohen Louis and Memo InVen-
stein, Burleigh Crump, William An
derson. Edgar I.afferty, Perrin, Lach-
Ian Mclean and others.
Entertainments of Interest.
The Girls Friendly Society of ST.
Paul's Church will give two plays to-
night. at the Young Woman Christian
Association auditorium Tn" older
girls Of the society will present tho
quaint old drama. The Ladies of
Crawford" and the juniors will give
The House OF the Heart" a morality
play of the seventeenth century period.
The proceeds Of the play are to no
used for the girls summer camp. ami
all interested are cordially invited 70
be present.
Johnston's Ministries will he given
at the Holy Trinity parish house this
evening at S:l5 o'clock for the benefit
of the Boy Scout camp and the
brotherhood of ST. Paul. both or
of the church. A delight
full program has been arranged. and
the public is invited.
\ moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
viii he run this evening under the
auspices of the state Mission Circle os
the First Baptist Church. Tho beat
Will leave the wharf at $50 o'clock
ar nd Tafrcs n nj will ha n
board, The public is invitel 10
patronize this outing, which Will be
an interesting one.
There Will be musical and literary
entertainment given at Christ Church
parish house this evening for the
benefit OF the Sheltering Arms Free
Hospital The music will he furnished
by the East End Angels. Masln Bacon
quartet. solos by Miss Enright. Canepa
and others There will be readings by
Mrs. Eula Bailey CROUCH and humor-
Gus sketches by Conway Burke.
concert will he given az Ran
dolph School tonight at s o'clock, by
the choir of st. Georges Church. of
Fredericksburg. Tho proceeds are for
the building fund OF Randolph-Street
Baptist Church, Of this city. and de-
iightfuI program has been arranged.
Prominent Wedding.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Miss Anne Heap
Gieaves the daughter OF Captain and
Mrs, Albert Gleaves. and Lieutenant
Thomas Earle Van Metre, United
States navy the ceremony 70 take
place at o'clock on Saturday after-
noe. June q In st, trftr s- Church.
Washington, D. G.. A reception will
follow at the home of Captain and
Mrs Gleaves, 1925 jefferson Place,
Washington. Miss Evelina Glaaves
will he her sisters only attendant.
Ca plain Gfeaves 1s In command CT the
battleship Utah, and Lieutenant Van
Metre Is attached to The battieship
New York. The groom IL a former
resident of Martinsburg. Miss 6leaves