Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Development" Mrs. Donaldson needs
no Introduction to her Richmond au-
dicnce, since She is widely known, not
only in literary circles of her former
home. but throughout the country.
She has fine grasp OF her subject, and
the eight lectures TO be given in Rich
mond are looked forward TO with tae
greatest interest and cascrness. Mrs
Donaldson gave 4 series of lectures on
the present war and its causes last
season At the club and these were
largely attended.
The bridge tournament Will not be
given at the club this month, on ac-
count OF the improvements being made
in the building.
Affairs of This Week.
pretty function for the coming
week VIII be n tea tomorrow after
noon At which Mrs. Robert Pcgram
VIII be hostess. 1T IL given in honor
OF Miss. Louise Wilmer, the debutante
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur J.,
Wilmer, ana only the debutantcs Of
TINS season have been included in the
invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan
nave issued invitations for a receu-
ton 10 be given in honor OF the dele
gates TO the Convention of the Prov
incc OF Washington, which takes
place here next week MIR and Mrs
Bryan are entertaining in "Laburnum"
on Monday evening from $40 TO half
after 10 o'clock
Mrs. Coleman WORKMAN has issued
invitations for n luncheon in honor
OF Miss Louise Wilmer and Miss Ellen
Leirne Scott, two of the seasons de-
outantes The affair is 10 take nlaca
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock In
the commonwealth Club. and tho
guests VIII be limited to the younger
set.
Miss Ellen Bcirne Scott will no ma
Euesl OF honor n a card party Fri
| DAY evening, at which Mrs Otto Tbao
| dore Hess VIII be hostess The affair
VII! De given at Mrs. Hess's home Soo
fIoyd Avenue. and only the debutantos
oi tais season have been included In
the invitations for cards, the mon heint.
asked for 1880 o'clock
Mrs. John b. Swartwout has s.,,
OUT cards for an auction bridge par;v
IN hohor OF Miss Gay Wilbon a brido
OF the month. 70 be given on Fridor
AT O'Clock. in the residence OF thu
Mrs. Arthur p. Wilmer will give a
ouitet luncheon on Friday at her home
on west Grace Street. in honor or ber
oeoutante daughter. Miss Louise yr,l.
it!"i, ana her guest, Miss Ria Tbouo.
OF Roanoke. Invitations have hcon
limited to the debutantes Of this season
MIS- Charles ID. Larus. Jr., Of Cine,
mas issued invitations for An
aIterhoon card party In honor Of AIi.s
Mary Minor Norris, at 4 o.cIock Thmn 49,
day afternoon
10 Discuss journalism,
me virginia Bureau of Vacations for
women mas issued invitations "a m 4,
iormal meeting of the board Of "a
users, AT the home of Mrs Walter s
iei>eili' IN Monroe Terrace, at o'cloc>,
WI november 10 Journalism as 8 vo
y. - Williams, DR.. Douglas S. Froom,n
,. IS. Woodfn. T.. C. RyaIs. Miss C,li,.
Itgiand, Miss Mamie b. Winston Ar.
y. = Laird, Evan r. Chesterman, AJias
Will Mrs Roy NJ. Jones and otbcrs
len VIII be served after the meeting
Iho committee in charge OF tho ar-
la,r Includes Miss Cally Ryland, Mrs.
Hatcher and Mrs. Otway Warwick
Concert Dance.
most unique evenings entertain
ment has been arranged nv Nieses
Emily and Ruth Brown for Friday, No
vembcr 10, in the ballroom of tho Ma
sonic Temple. There will be n concert
comprising piano solos dramatic read
ing and vocal selections, following
which there will be dancing for the
guests. The Misses Brown will be as
sisted ut this concert by Arthur A.
Myers. of New York.
At the Art Club.
Miss Florence Peplc will relate some
Of her experiences travelling abroad to
the members Of the Art Club of Rich
mond and their friends on Tuesday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock In the club
rooms. Miss Peple is n short-story
writer OF no small reputation. and her
talk mt the club will be a very inter-
esting affair. Tea VIII be served by
the house committee after the program
Is concluded.
The History of Art Glass will open
Tor the winter Wednesday Mt 1880
o'clock. painters OF the Nineteenth
century VIII be the subject for this
season. and Miss Nora Houston will
conduct tho class.
To Visit I'm GeOrgin.
Mrs. William t. Dabney, Jr., leaves
Monday for Macon, Ga. to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mira. George r. Turnin.
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