Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
JAMES GROVER M'CANN TO
WE'D MISS JULIA HARRISON
Marriage Will Take Place at Home
Of Bride Wednesday,
March 10.
FOR MRS. FISHER
Mrs. Edmund Harrison IIoSe Is Hos
tess To Card Club In Honor OF
Guest From ROan0ke-A. +. V. 4.
Plans Annual Tea.

Mr. and Mrs Chapman Leigh Har-
rison. Of New Kent. announce the en-
EaG"m"nt and approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Julia Wickham, to
James Grover Mccain. The ceremony
"lli take place 1T the home % the
bride on March 10.
Indoor Golf Teas.
Mrs John Hayes. Mrs James Gordon
smith and Mrs. Lewis Hinton Boshcr
~" the hostesses for this afternoon at
the indoor golf tea to be held in the
palm garden Of tho Jefferson Hotel.
Thcy will he assisted by II number OF
tho younger society girls. ana the tea
tables will loo arranged with flowers.
The indoor golf teas. which are given
for ;hc benefit OF uic opGn-alr schools
~ Richmond. have become quite the
fad this season, and society is out In
force each afternoon IN the week. ex-
ccpt saturday. TO attend them.
An interesting fact ahou, the golf
cOntcs, IL that a golf enthusiast from
scarsdaic. y i. has tied the best
score made here and the silver cup
20 b" awarded Mt the cnd OF the sea-
SON hids fair 70 takc journey across
nc Mason and Dixon line.
tGnIrs of Yesterday.
Mrs Edmund Harrison IIoGs enter
taincd her card club Yesterday after
noon at o'clock al her apartment, In
inc sussex, In honor Of Mrs. 7. &.
Fisher, OF Roanoke. who IS visiting
mere. The guests included the members
OF tho club and several friends of the
hostess. Thr rooms were arranged IN
GhrOdils aud shaded lights. and auc-
Ton bridge WAS the game. rofrcsh
mcntE being served at the conclusion.
y pretty luncheon given yesterday
VAS that At which Mrs Clifton VI.
Miller vas hostess. The entertainment
was given nj Mrs Milcr's reaidcncc,
3 East Grace Street The luncheon
table was set Hith ceRtrcpiccc OF
jonquils. arranged IN an old-fn sh!oncd
basket, caught with butterfly bows of
i"l!ow Eauze. and covers were laid Tor
nine. Those prcscut included Mrs.
Charles Il Robins Mrs. j. Aston Cabeil.
Mrs. Greer Bnughman, Mrs !iunsdcn
cary. Mrs Arthur Cannon. Mrs. Frank
Scholl, Mrs Allan Lyon ANA Mrs. Rich
ard Gwathmcy
concerning the 4. 4. y. A.
The annual tea OF tho Association FOR
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
mill he held this spring. and invita-
tions Tor this brilliant event viii
shortly be Issued TO members The
association asks that al! members who
have changed their residence IN the
past Two years send Il postal TO the
custodian OF John Marshall House.
Ninth and Marshall Streets, giving their
names and addresses, In order that the
cards for the annua! tea can be proper
- addressed,
Chapter Entertained.
Mrs Leroy /. Sutherland, OF Stnuntou,
WAS hostess Ia this city 10 the Beverly
Manor Chapter. Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution. In honor OF Washing
tons birthday. The reception hall and
drawing rooms were attraCtlYcly deco
rated villa nags and flowers. After AN
Interesting and appropriate program.
rendered by the various members OF tho
chapter. refreshments were served. the
l. 49,. IL. Ia
states hags. The favors We're baskets
81 red. waite and blue nlled with bon
hons.
~ the Catholic Womnn's Club.
This evening at $50 o'clock at the
Catholic Woman's club POS Eas,
Franklin Street, there Will be n talk on
Architecture and Catholic Symbolism"
preceded and followed by music. Pro
lessor y PennartA viii he the artist Of
the evening. and n large audience VIII
be present.
Dana zion Day nt tho RETREAT.
To-day has bscn set aside by the
board OF managers Of the Retreat for
the Sick az donation day. and all inter
esJed are cordially invited 10 come and
inspect the hospital and it's various de-
partmeU,s. i large and generous char
it, !s done by this hospital. which is
one Of the oldest and hest known insti-
tutions OF its kind In the city. Some OF
tho leading women OF the city arc mem
ntIs tl us DOHFO.
The chairman OF the children's ward
has especially invited all visitors for
the day 10 call In that department and
the little folks VIII receive there all
day
Colonial Function.
The colonial entertainment given hv
the Woodland Heights W. c. T. L. in
the home OF Or. ID. c. Wilson, on Mon
day. was great success The home
was decorated for tho occasion DR.
ana Mrs. Wilson were In the costumes
OF George and Martha Washington and
received the $50 guests, most of the
[. women being In colonial costume.
y prize offered for the most unique
costume was awarded to Miss Irene Ba-
ber, OF South Richmond. The union lust
organized In Westhampton. with Mrs
ltossmas m president, was represented
by large delegation. An orchestra
furnished music for the evening. Mrs
Shifilett sang several solos. Mrs Walk
~. of Forest Hill. gave several humor-
Gus readings, duct was rendered by
Misses Louise Reynolds ana Rosa Rob
ertson, recitation by Miss Addic Grid
lin. OF South Richmond, and n solo br
Miss Louise Wilkinson
In New York.
Among the people from Richmond
noted In New York during the past
week have been: Percy H. Davis. +.
Frank Jones, Mrs. T. Rcinach Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r Miller, Miss Rianch Dan.
forth. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilson. Mrs
y j. jerry. Alexander Robertson and
William Catlln.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Edith Carter. of Meadow