The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-29
Dr.. Alphonso Smith
LecturesH Here Today
.. HENRY SUBJECT on HIS DIS
COURSE At WoMAN'S CLUB.
SOCIETY AT COUNTRY
CLUB


and their guests, DIT Smith - lee
turer of the greatest magnetism and
charm. and the subject Of his
discourse this afternoon - iascin-
sting ONO Henry.
Dr. smith was former schoolmate
Of this master Of short story writing,
and he is now engaged ~ compiling
hts hiograpyh. Mrs J. Allison Hodges
Is Chairman OF the afternoon and Will
introduce the speaker. The usual m
formal reception viii follow the lee
sSrs.
Visitors for Easter.
Miss Mary Wright. of Guoehlana
County, arrived on Saturday ifon
Norfolk where she has been much
entertained. to spend the Easter sea
son as the guest of Mrs. Saunders
Hobson. on West Franklin street, y
number Of charming patronesses Will
DO given for her during her visit,
aud sne Will he among the out-ot-toNn
guests a. the last Monday German
next week.
Another attractive Easter ssitor
will be Mas Beverley Anderson. OF
Lynchburg. who VIII arrive this week.
20 spend some time with Mrs. Pegram
johnson. at Monroe Terrace. Miss
Anderson has visited here before SO
as the guest OF Miss Grace Neal, and
IN quite, fevortte with The younger
society set.
spend Week end Here.
M. and Mrs Adolphus Busch III,
Of - Louis. arrived OH thursday and
spent the Weekend in ,ae city at
the Jefferson Mrs. Bus vas for
merry Miss Parker, alI spent her
early girIhood In R!chIu nd Several
attractive affairs were Zen Tor her
and MIR. Busch during their pref
stay here.
Al the Country Club.
The Country Ciub was very gay
on Saturday night with is decorations
OF spring flowers and large CON
singent Of society WAS IA evidence tor
the regular weekly hop and iof dinner
preceding H. the largest number Of
rfiern bofs and prominent guests noted
Tor some time motorcd out tor tea
in the afternoon and remained Tor
dinner Mrs A. = buford was among
those who entertained dinner part!es,
Rose snaded candles, and pink flow
err decorated the table and covers
were laid tur eleven guests
Mrs. ). W Henson also entertaincq
al a smaf dinner in honor OF Mr ana
Mrs Auoipnus busch III. others
noted uln4ng wee Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Coma Mass Matt tina Martin. MISS
Mss porufhy harrison. Mr.. and MIS-
Niniam pIzzini. Mr.. WiAiam JeH-
rles, ar. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs, =. -.
klC harrison. VI , tFE.Sb anu w. "''"
A4fs nenty Rountree.
W uoincr-A aItcr~tcdn.
Mr. anu MIS- Leon " allcrSteln
have announced the betrothaI ol their
daughter Marion tn seymour A.
Noo4ner. OF Peoria, lii Mr.. and Mrs
Wai.ers'e!r vii. be at home 10 thelr
friends In honor of their daughter g
befothal on Monday evening, .APfH
D. after sac clock.
lakewood Da. at BAZAAR.
An important meeting OF the women
OF the lakewood Memorial Association
was held last week and much Inter
esMrR business WAS discussed After
arrangements were made tor Meinorla!
Day. which win be observed saturday,
NAV 8 the association was turned over
TO Mrs {, W, Masste VINO VIII repre-
sent the oakWood seniors and Juniors
AT the Biues Bazaar Tuesday the
2eth OF April, wak reported az OAK
woods Day, and both societies were
urged TO do ali they could, to make
this date financial success. The
Juniors will have charge az the tea
room. with Miss Lura Atkinson as
chairman. The Dixie Booth VIII be IN
charge Of Mesdames Woodnn, Hughes,
Blllups, and BeVerldge, AetGanes
Drancher. CheatWood. Taltey and Has
Ker, cake, fruit and flowers, ice cream,
Mesdaines Schoolmeyer. hddtck, clark
New. Grasswitt. Ridenour and Smith.
The ladies' IN charge viii appreciate
any personal or nnag1cial help tho
members who were not present at
Thursdays reettng can give.
Confetti Dansant.
society is much interested IN the
confetti dansant TO tie given in the
ballroom OF the Richmond Hotel on
Thursday evening, April 8. at $40
o'clock The decorations will be quite
elaborate and all kinds Of appro-
pirate dance favors will be given.
The special feature Of this affair VIII
be the patrol drtll and band concert TO
be given by the Acca Temple Patrol
The dansant is to help raise funds for
this organization 10 go TO the exposi-
tion In San Francisco. The public is
invited
-Couatry store" Al Baxaar.
One OF the most unique features of
the Blues Bazaar. 70 be held the week
beginning April ~, viii be The coun-
try store" with Mrs. G. w. Masse
chairman and Mrs Charles j. Bllups
assistant The booth viii be arranged
20 represent a real country depart
,nent' store. with many Kinds Of Mt
sractive articles. The committee as
sisting at this booth. are Miss Betty
Ellison Aesdames IA II Huntley. Ar
thur Mann, Lowry Peasley. Grouse
Bauer J l. Davis, fiFasswitt ". H.
Bradley. J. II Caper=. r. 7. BeveridRe
clifford Smith, Moore. The following
young ladies viii also assist Misses
Babars Glenn. Lucy Brown. Evelyn
richardson. Elizabeth LipscorHb. Helen
lloltS. Ethel BaGef. MAY BRADLEY. Laura
Armiiage. Ida Bailey. Mary Massie
Ruth Cunningham, Dorothy Kohler.
Constance Reed. Ruth Blakey, Marie
Cheat " God Agnes Parrish, Marguerite
Parrish, Helen Williams, Lucile vii
Iams. Edith Parker Martha Hechler.
Elizabeth Baghy. Emma Morris
Club Entertainment.
Miss Ruth Jane clay entertained
the Alpha Delta Phi Club at her
beautiful country home. near Brook
neal on Tuesday afternoon from 5>to
s o'clock The time was spent at
cards and fancy work. Delicious re-
freshments were served In the library
before the big log fire.
Those present were. M4sses Viz
xsnia Mays. Elise Walthall, Ade,e Dc
Jarnette. Annie Mays. Lucy Wiliia ms.
Mary Scott Pattiiio, Gladys MAYS.
GRACE Bests. Catharine Peterson. Ruth