Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-09
INTRODUCE MISS CURR|N
At COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
Debutante Daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Eugene G. Currin Makes
Bow to Society.
WILLARDs ENTERTAIN KING
Dinner Given at American Embassy
At Observation-Disclosures Out for
Wedding OF Miss Tylcr-Many
Suffragists Arrive.

most effectively at the Country Club
or virginia last evening for the COM
ihG-out dance OF Miss Louise Curtin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene 6.
Curtin, OF $50 West Franklin Street.
The gallery OF the main hall Of the
clubhouse was hung with garlands of
southern smilaX and crimson flowers,
and palms and bay trees banked the
entrances and window rccesses. Wall
pockets OF pOinSettias and cvcrgrcens
were arranged at intervals about the
rooms, and the table in the dining
room. whore buffet supper ut II
o'clock, was arranged with a center
piece OF red flowers in big rustic
basket. An orchestra played for the
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currin received with
the dcbutante and their son. i. NJ. Cur
rim. Miss Currln wore q white SILK
net dress. made with draperics of iri
descents. and she carried an old fash
toned nosegay of roses, lilies Of tho
valley and vioiets. finished with a lace
frilf. Mrs. Currin was gowned In black
net. with iridescent trimmings, and
her flowers were purple orchids. Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Green and Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Herbert W. Jackson presided al
the punch bowl, and others assstiii"
In doing the houors Of the evening
were Dc. and Mrs j. Allison Hodges.
Landerkin. About $50 guests were
present.
Give Dinner to King Alfonso.
The American Ambassador and Mrs.
Joseph f. Willard gave dinner at the
American embassy in Madrid on the
evening OF December 4. in honor OF
Their Majesties, the King and Queen
OF Spain. Among those present. be-
sides tho royal guests, were tho In
fanta Alphonse OF Orleans, the infanta
Beatrice, Prince Renter Caserta, f. NJ
bearing, secretary OF the embassy. and
Mrs. bearing: Thomas Hincklcy sec
ond secretary of the embassy, and
the Kings suite. This is the second
time the King has dined at N. Ameri.
can embassy since Ambassador Will
lard and Mrs. Willard have been in
Madrid.
Mrs. Willard and her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth willard, have sailed from
Spain for 3uenos Aires TO visit Mrs.
Kermit Roosevelt. formerly Miss Belle
willard. The Wiilards lived in Rich
nond for number Of ycars previous
10 their departure for Spain, and Mrs.
Roosevelt made her debut here at one
OF tn. handsomcet receptions and
dances THAI has been given In Rich
mond for many years.
Zig Charity Hcncft.
Society is looking forward with much
cagerness aud enthusiasm TO til"
Comedy OF Toys" which will he pro-
duced at the Academy OF Music to-
morrow and Saturday FOR thu benefit
II the Foreign Relief Fund. Tie au-
d!ences Will mark notable vathcrinas
of fashionable folk, and the boxes will
be gay with parties OF society people
who are deeply interested In this char
ity. The debUtautes OF the Geason Will
takc part in the entertainment The
rchearsals for the play have been the
occasion for informal affairs given
each evening after they arc concluded.
.JoplinG-TyIer.
Invitations have been issued hv
former Governor and Mrs. i. Hoge Ty-
Ter for the marriage OF their daughter
Miss Sue Hampton Tyler. 10 Rev. Ron
crt Ware Jopling. OF Austin, Tex. the
ceremony 70 take place THURSDAY
morning. December Is, at II o'clock "a,
the Central Presbyterian Church in
East Radford
At Homo.
Tomorrow afternoon from TO 6
o'clock Quincy Cole Will give his second
at-home to his pupils their parents and
friends IN his studios. 2l@l Park
Avenue As usual, a short recital will
be given ny the pupils. followed by
n reception. ..
To Give Pageant.
This evening at o'clock the Home
Mission pageant. Christ in America .
Will be presented at the Grace-C Cove
.nant Presbyterian Church by fifty girls
from ten Presbyterian churches Of
Richmond. The varied nationalities
and costumes make an Impressive pic
tOrc or tho cNurch'S work in home
fields. The entertainment is omen TO
the public. and all Interested are in
vited to attend.
EvRns-DosweII.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. Douglas boswell, OF
Cedar Lane" Ashland, announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Jesse Wv
ian. TO 4. W. Evans, on Monday. De-
cemhcr {. The marriage took place
quietly In Trinity Episcopal Church.
Ashevillc. y. G. Only a few friends
were present.
Dance This Evening.
An informal dance will DC given this
evening from to O'clock at the Com
scrvatory of Music hall by Miss GAY
Hert and Jack Pcttus An orchestra
will-play for dancing.
70 Give Play.
The Popular Entertainers" OF Bar
ton Heights will present THE Parish
Priest in the auditorium OF tile Bar
ton Heights School on December 16.
for the benefit of Epiphany Chapter.
Brotherhood OF ST. Paul
Debutantc Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Adams. OF 1897
Monument Avenue. will give a dance at
their home on the evening Of December
30 in honor OF Miss Louise Currin. In
vitations Will be limited to the debu-
tantc set.
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