Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
MRS. O.P. JORDAN HOSTESS
FOR ROUND DOZEN CLUB
Only Two More Meetings of This
Popular Organization VIII BE
Held This Season.
ENGLISH HISTORY DISCUSSED
Mrs. William s. Gilmer Entertains
Friends at Attractive Easter
Luncheon-Niany Students Return
Home to Spend Spring Holidays.
Especial to The imes-Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PULASKI VA. April lo-Spring
movers with green pottcd plants
greeted the members Of the Round
Dozen Club and guests on Wednesday
afternoon. at which meeting Of the
"inb Mrs o. i. Jordan presided The
hpringlike day cnticcd many out and
the spirit thereof prevailed among the
guests to the fullest measure The
sessions OF tho club for this year are
rapidly drawing To Il close, there being
Two more meetings. Next week Mrs.
j. w. Bones and Miss Daisy West will
entertain. and the fual meeting which
VIII be Of social nature. will be with
Mrs. Percival Johnson. In the cont!nu-
ancc o. tho study of English history.
responses we're made To the calling of
Inc membership roll from descendants
OF victoria" y paper OF unusual in
terest, Gladstone and His Work for
England was most capably prepared
ana interestingly read by Mrs. J. a.
Howard. Tho general discussion cen
tered about Leading Names in Science,
Literature and Art--Is52-l.0l.'' which
WAS conducted by Miss Dnrs,. The
study hour proved one OF the most
interesting the club has enjoyed during
the year Before the departure Of her
guests. Mrs. Jordan served dainty re-
freshmen's. 'Th" especial guests at the
meeting Of the club were Mrs ! II.
saul, ST.. Salem Mcsdamcs r. W. Mor-
'''''' '7.l ~. iiaTllc -. -. hunt. ". q,
Gilmer, Ella Wood. +. &. Massi. r. r.
harris. Harvey Carson. e. J.. Fainter.
j. \. Flanagan. and Miss Louise IIol-
land. Club members attending were
Mesdames J. =. Howard. w. H. Tro-
iinger. PcrcIval Johnson, II. II. Wool
Ing and lessee y. F!nsang. and Misses
Maud Darst Lillian ogiesby. Alma
Wilkinson. Daiay West and Julia
l.eache
Mrs william : Glner MAS tho
7os'ess n, a most nttractively appointed
Easter luncheon ON Saturday at /
o'clock eiv"n to q fcw OF her intimate
friends. Every detail IN tho arrange.
inent Of the bono and tables VAS in
keeping with the Eastcrtidc. the color
design heinz Yellow. while smilax here
ana there hroNc tin" srmcucss Of tn"
effect IN contrast .Iouquils were the
howcr 'svorites in the decorations
magnificent bouquet pracing tho tables
center. Place cards, suggestive Of tho
season. seated tho guests. While souve-
nirs OF the OCCASION were baskets Of
I"uauils with candy Til" Easter
luncheon guests we're iirs. i. J.. saul
s.. az salem, Mesdaincs W. II Tro-
ling"r, Il. ~ Wooliing. Y. &. Graham.
y. g. G'lmcr. j. s. Howard " r Da-s;.
'. G. tunk,' aud HcnseI Eckman. and
Misses Nclic Macgiu aud MARY Wysor
Mrs Thomas l.. Fainter had as her
Easter guests Missca Sall.v Mae Hurley
ana Maymc Bowycr of tn. Rndrord
Normal school: Miss Elsie Lucas. @,
Martha Washington College. Abingdon:
Miss Glenn Phelps, of "LilcnIcn." on
FRIDAY night Mrs. raiutor WAS hostess
10 :, number % Young pcopi" 'u honor
Of h"r week end house party guests.
Services especially appropria,c to the
Easter season wcr" held ou sunday at
Christ Episcopal Church. tho Womcn's
Memorial Lutheran church and stewart
Memorial Methodist Church At The
Methodist church the sermon a; the
morning service MAS delivered by Rev
Y. VI. Cassidy. presiding elder o: Rad
ford District
Those who were home for tho Easter
N'Na'ion were: Mss Madeline Askew
~ the Bristol school facuity; Miss
iucil" Gilmcr. % the Radford Normal
school: Misses Elizabeth Jordan. Mary
Snuff and Anne Bell Chsfln. Woman's
college. Lyuchburg, MISS Chafin hav-
ing rs her guests Misses Molly Ducan
End Mabel Mccall. her schoolmatcs:
oscar Jordan. Emory and Henry:
samuel Flanagan, st. Adams. Radrprd
MI have returned TO their respective
institutions