Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
BACHELORS COT|LL|ON
HOLDS DANCE TONIGHT
Mrs. James III. Dooley to Give Card
Party ut "Maymont," Her
Country Home.
RECEPTION FOR MISS MILLER
supper Dance at Wcstmorcland Club
Tonight Mrs. Ashton Stark
Gives Reception for Mrs. Robert
Randlett, OF Rochester,, n. y.

OF the Jefferson Hotel The club gives
three entertainments n season. and the
members Include the younger dancing
men OF Richmond. The officers OF the
club are George Fitzgerald. president;
Lewis G.. Larus. vice-prcs idcnt, VIII
liam J. Miller, secretary and treasurer.
with board OF governors that in
cludes John p. Lea. william Hodges
Mann, Jr. Peyton Fleming and Thomas
J. Stubbs. Jr
Tho patronesses receiving for the club
this evening will be Mrs. Henry Landon
Caben. Mrs. Walter s. McNc!ll. Mrs.
Barton Haxall Wise, Mrs. J. St. George
Bryan and Mira. G. G. Barkadale.
invita- tiona Issued.
Mrs. James n. Dooley will give a
large card party At "Maymont." the
handsome country estate or the
Dooleys. near town. At $40 O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon. February ls. There
Will be extra guests In for tea after
tho game is concluded.
Mrs. George J. Seay, OF 1918 West
Franklin street. has cent out invita-
tons for card party, to take place
at her residence OH Monday afternoon.
February 10. with additional guests for
For Miss Miller.
Mrs. William Lowe RoEerson. OF 1919
West Grac" street. gave a large after
noon reception yesterday for Miss
N
season. Pink roses and hyacinths in
rustic baskets and pink shaded lights
decorated the draw!ng-room whore the
receiving party stood. and the tea table
In the dining-room WAS arranged with
:, large baske, OF lavender swcctp.as
and yellow tulips. The basket was
fnstooncd with butterfly bows Of yell
low tullc and tho candles were shaded
IN yellow. Tho Invitations were limited
&c 100 members OF the younger ae'.
Those assisting In the d!ning-room
were Misses Carol Minor Corb!n
Spicer. Elizabeth Owen. Sally Gordon
and Emily and Katharine Rogerson.
Mrs. Stnrkc EntertninS.
Mrs. Ashton Starkc, OF ei6 Wcst
FRANKLIN street was hostess Mt an
Of Mrs Robert Ranlett. Of Rochester.
y. Y, about sixty guests being In
yit.d TO meet her.
Mrs. Ranlett is visiting Miss Mary
williams on West Franklin street. and
a number OF affairs viii be given for
neg during her stay IN Richmond
ADMIRAL Webster to Speak.
Admiral Hnrr!e Webster. United
states Navy retired). VIII address the
students OF the Woman's College this
evening In the college chapel on the
subject OF Japan" The lecture is
rven under the direction OF Miss T.
VI. Whitfield and the art class OF the
Woman's College. Admiral Webster is
most interesting speaker. and has
spent great deal of time travelling
In the East.
Nnnirs nf To-day.
There will be tho usual supper dance
at tho Westmoreland Club this even
ing. The dance viii he held In the
Funparlor OF the club. and AN orchestra
VIII play FOR the dancing
One OF the most interesting charity
events OF this evening will be the play
AT Buck I'M" given by some OF the
Younger society girls. entitled: The
Love OF a Bonnet" II !s for the bcnc-
III OF the building fund OF Meade Me
mortal Episcopal Church. and all In
tercsted are invited to attend.
a charity tea VIII be given this after
noon from 10 c o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Mrs John c. Robertson at
Forest I'M. Tho affair liz for the benz"
a. OF the Parish Guild o: the Church
of the Good Shepherd. \ charming
feature OF tho program arranged is
an authors reading by Miss Anne
Steser Winston. the well-known writer
of verse and short stories.
Charity Plays
Society is much Interested in the
three plays which the Junior Auxiliary
Of 81. Paurs Church is to give to- night
~ S:lh o'clock ana again on Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock The titles OF
these plays arc The Sunset Hour" In
China Land" and "A Choice OF Evils
town are patroncsses. including Mes
DANES Granville G Valentine, Nelson
steele. 81. Julian Oppcnhcimcr A. S
Buford. John q. Armlstead. Frcdeyick
W. Scott. Henry c. Proctor. George Glib
son. w. Russell Bowie. St. George
Cooke. r. T Adams. Robert NJ. Blank
cnship. James w Sharp. w. T Open
Inner, Frederick Noting. Meade Mann,
e - Munford. Charles stokes. George
= McAdams. Philip Powers. f. Ran
dolph Williams, w. II. Campbell, wal
Ter Morton. George Ben Johnston, Alice
Palmer. William Robertson. Beverly
T. Crump. Eppa Hunton, Charming
ward, +. o. bertrand, Seldom Bruce,
Il. II. Thomasson. Anton II. Thier-
mann; w. w. Archer, Misses Sallic
Deane. Virginia Peasants. and the
Misses Munford.
Meeting Postponed.
Tho next meeting OF the Rlclm ond
Foreign Relief Association, to he held
ut tho Jefferson Auditorium, has been
postponed until March II. DR. Nevil
Monroe Hopkins. who at the last mo.
mcnt was unavoidably prevented from
Giving his illustrated lecture on What
Saw OF the War" has turned over the
stcreopticon views and tho text OF his
Lecture to Barry Buckley, OF Washing
ton, who, in turn, will assemble mo-
ton pictures OF war scenes to add to n
and Will deliver DR. ITopkins's lecture
Mt later date.
70 Give Card Pnrty.
The women Of the Monte Casino Cir
Gle OF the Benedictinc College will give
9 Five Hundred and euchre party on
Monday afternoon at 3:30 O'Clock in the
assembly room OF tho college. corner OF
stuart Avenue and Sheppard Street
Mrs. j. j. Powell and Mrs A. Kramer
will he hostesscs for the afternoon and
al members and their friends are cor
daily invited to attend
TO Meet This Evening.
The regular monthly session of the
Baraca and Philnthca Union will no
held this evening ut S:15 O'Clock In the
Nnrthside Baptist Church. DR. Douglas
:. Freeman will make tho address
;irthday Party.
Miss Airline Druneller entertained I'm
ncnor Of her birthday Mt her home in
carton Heights Monday evening
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in tho dining room, pink
candles decorated the birthday cake,
and the lights were shaded in pink
Ill