Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
MISS MONTAGUE GUEST
At ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY
Daughter OF Congressman From This
District Entertained by Naval
Officer.
d. A. r.. ANNUAL LUNCHEON
A. r. Gaggc, of Sweden, to Lecture
on Swedish Art at Art Club OF
Richmond This Afternoon--At-
tend Southern Society Ball In n. Y.


Miss Janet Montague. the debutantc
daughter of Congressman and Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Montague. Is the guest
OF Medical Director James 6. Field.
United States Navy. and Mrs Field
at the Naval Hospital IN Annapolis.
Md, this week. Miss Montague, who
made her formal bow to society here
at the first Monday" german In De-
cember. has been residing In Wash
ington for the past month. where
Congressman and Mrs. Montague have
taken an apartment for the remain
der OF the season.
Heturns From the North.
Mrs. G. c. Morton, who has been
spending some time Ia New York City
as the guest of her dnughtor. Mrs.
Marye. has returned TO her apartment
In the Chesterfield. Mrs. Morton has
also been guest Of her son. Waller
Morton. on West Franklin Street fol
lowing her return from the North
ID. A. Il. Lunchcou.
Tho annual luncheon given by the
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution. I'm cclcbra-
ton OF Washington's birthday took
place yesterday at : o'clock at the
Commonwealth Club. Mrs. Charles K
Bassett. of Baltimore, historian-gen-
erhl OF the national society. was the
honor guest Of the event, and made n
most Interesting address. The guests
were seated at one long table, where
covers were laid for forty three. and
the places were marked with NINA
turc figures OF Colonial DANES and
statucttes OF Washington The walls
were hung with huge silk flags. and
hatchcts and cherry trees completed
Inc table decorations. the ccntrcpi.ce
OF which WIS 81 great. blue bowl, filled
with red and white flowers Those
present included Mcsdamcs BENJAMIN
j.. nf I,.s
Davis. William Writ Henry, william
Ruiiin Cox. NJ. Allen Chambers j. Tay-
LOT EIiyson. Warner Moore. Taylor. 81
l.. Anderson, William Jefferson Payne
Thomas Cary Johnson. Preston Car
son. OF Dundee: John Munce. John
Munce. Jr.. +. =. Housh. Ingles. c r.
Lee, Hampton Fleming. Robert g. Nell
son. w. l.. CIack. Charles watkins
~ l. Bishop. William Drewry, Frank
Davis. j. +. Iiowtson. J. NJ Cox, A. L.
Hunt, OF Ashland; w. T. Wood. W +.
stevens. James II. Capers r. B Joor,cr
Reazicy. NJ. Il. Thomas. II. II. Johnson
west Tabb. Misses Boiling. OF Wash
incton; Nelett Holloday, Irene Rois-
seuX Adele Curling, Edinonia Martin.
Helen Morrison
M-iiomcs discontinued
Mrs. Archer Anderson. of 1oa wn.t
Franklin Street, has discontinued her
usua! at-homcs on account of the Len
ten season. Mrs. Anderson has been "a,
home Informally TO her friends each
Tuesday afternoon In the months OF
January and February
Indoor Golf Tenn.
Society is much in evidence oacb ~
tcrn"on in the week. except Saturday.
AT the indoor golf teas held I'm the
palm garden of the jefferson Hotel. a
number of pretty girls assisted in
serving the tea yesterday afternoon.
and the tables were arranged with
vases OF spring blossoms Yesterday
the hosiesscs included several promi-
nent society women who are Interested
lh the work OF the opcn-air schools i'm
Richmond
Golf players ar" greatly interested
IN III" game held there cach afternoon
and a number OF prominent enthusi-
ahts are competing for the silver Gun
t" he awarded for the highest score
~ the end of the season
Interesting Session.
Tn. Richmond Foreign Relief As
ISOLATION Will have it's next meeting
on Wednesday. March II. the place and
hour 10 b" decided upon later The
speaker for The occasion will be Barry
huxley. OF Washington. Mr.. Bulklev
has long been known ~ an orator OF
great ability. and has, with his spien-
didly illustrated lectures on yellow
stone Park" established a placa for
himself az IL most Interesting lecturer.
The st"rioptican views used To IL
lustrate the lecture were taken by the
government photographer and arc sup
piico by the Interior Department of
the United States Some most intcr
csting and charming lectures have been
given under the direction OF this as
ISOLATION. and the address to be made
ny Mr.. Bulklcy next month will be n
delightful one.
Presents Gifts to Confederate Home.
Through Mrs. Newton McEcigh ycs-
ton al, J.,
Auxiliary, United Daughters of the
confederacy. Mrs. Charles H. Scnff OF
New York. presented handsome
rictrola and records TO the Confederate
Home for Women. Mrs McVeigh.
sister OF Mrs. Scnff made the presen.
tation address. and in a very gracious
and happily worded little speech. she
extended this gift to the home Tho
rooms were thrown open everywhere
to tho guests present. and MANY dis
tinguishcd people were in attendance
Decorations were in keeping with tho
celebration OF washington's birthday
and light refreshments were served
punch set was also presented by
Mrs Senff to the home. Mrs. McVeich
making the presentation. Mrs Me-
Weigh is very prominent in Confederate
work. both here and throughout tho
South. and 1t was due to her influence
that Mrs. Senff made these handsome
contributions TO the Confederate
WOman's Home.
NRafrs of To-day.
A. j. Cage, of Sweden. 81 Iandscape
architect OF no smail reputation, will
speak to the members of the Art Club
and their friends this afternoon. at
1880 o'clock. His subject Will be "Som
Popular Swedish Painters. and the
Modern Methods Of Art in the Swedish
schools" One Of the painters to be
told OF is Prince Eugene. of Sweden.
who is nature painter, and another
is Carl Larson, who Is a peasant art
list. Mr.. GaSEe addressed the Art Club
last year, and large audience will at
tend his lecture.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will
meet her Story Class at the Young
Women's Christian Association on Fifth
street this afternoon at o'clock.
hall in New York.
The New York Southern Society will
give Dixie dinner and colonial ball
this evening Mt the Hotel Astor in New
York. The patvonesses include NJ,