Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
DANCING SET TO Be OUT
At COUNTRY CLUB TO-DAY
Weekly Hop to Follow Dinner-Dec-
orations at Club in Spring
Flowers.
MRS. DE BLoIsE ENTERTAINED
Madam Ncllis Foster Gives Studio
Tea This Accommodations So
ciaI Affairs Take Place OF Larger
Events During Lent.

There will DO the usual hop follow
ing dinner at the Country Club of vir-
sina tonight. and the dancing set
VIII be out In force to attend H. These
weekly dances at the Country Club
mark Informal and delightful gather
.ns3 OF society during Lent. and n num-
Der OF small dinners will prccede the
several parties will gather there for
tea. The decorations at the clubhouse
AFRO In spring flowers
RETURNS to king George.
Miss Lilly Taylor has returned 20
her home In King George County, after
an extended stay I'm Richmond Miss
:a,';o; was at st. Elzabeth's Hospital
mere for treatment. and later spending
sot'e time rs the guest of hcr cousin,
Miss Lucy Lily Temple, OH West Grace
street.
For Mrs. DE n,oisc.
rIong the numerous affairs that
hay" been given In honor OF Mrs. julia
de .'lolsc. OF New York, was :hc small
dinner party given Thursday evening at
III" Chesterfield by Mrs. Frederick
Winch for her cousin. Covers were
laid for twelve guests. and the table
was arranged with Il big basket OF pink
roses and snapdrngons. Mrs. de Bloisc
has great many friends and relatives
mere. and some very handsome func-
tons have been given in compliment
10 her during her stay In Richmond
OF Interest Hero.
Mrs. Charles Pancoast. of Philndcl-
phia. who has just returned from 4
missionary tour in China and Japan
Will at St Luke's Parish building. in
Norfolk. to-day ut noon. tell OF what
The has seen IN her travels and will
peak especially OF tho work at ST.
y4uke's Hospital, Tokyo. Japan. which Is
under the charge OF DR. Teusler, for
nerly OF Richmond.
II is proposed to make this an inter
national hospital and :he Emperor Of
Japan has made n gift Of $685. to II,
as token OF his appreciation of the
work 1t Is doing for his people
Or. and Mrs Tcusler frequently visit
with their children In this city, where
Mrs. Teus!cr. as Miss Woodward for
ncrly made her home.
Studio Ten.
Nine Ncllis Foster will give the sec.
ond OF series OF her studio teas this
afternoon from 4 to o'clock Those as
sisting the hostess will be Mrs VIII
liam P!zzini. Mrs. T. j.. Osgood and Miss
Florence Walker. The artists for the
afternoon include Mrs. Winston, Of Bal
tiiporc Miss Mary Baxter. Miss Helen
Thcimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Strahl
Walter A. Watkins. Karl Won Wcigand
riolinist and Miss Louise Withrow
pianist a charming program has been
arranged and the studio Will be deco
rated with bowls OF flowers and ferns.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. II!ckerson an
nuunce the marriage OF their daughter.
Edna Leon. 10 George W. Hunter. Jr.,
the ceremony having taken place In
Washington on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter VIII make their home In this
city.
Mrs. ROrer's Final Lecture.
\ large audience Of Richmond women
Vii throng the old Presbyterian book
store this morning for Mrs. Rorcrs final
Lecture. Mrs Rorcr has given an ex-
tended series of lectures on cooking
mere this Lent. and the most prominent
women OF the city have been IN at
tendance upon them This morning she
viii cook In specially prepared glass
dishes, manufactured for use, and the
event Will he a most interesting one
Married In Warrington.
The marriage OF Miss Flossie G.. Fos-
ter and John &. Avis, both OF this city,
was celebrated in Washington on Sat
urday. Following wedding Journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis will make their home
in Brookland Park, Richmond
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Robert Edward M!chaels an
nounces the engagement and approa CHI
ing marriage OF her daughter, MARI
Edith, to William Robert Jones. OF
blackstone. The wedding Will take
place the last OF this month
Miss Sipp Entertninx.
Miss Helen Sipp entertained the Five
Hundred Club on Monday night at an
enjoyable party In her home IN North
Richmond After an interesting game a
flower contest was held. Miss Lucille
Catlin winning the prize. Refreshments
were served during the evening
The members OF the club present
were: Misses Josephine Hcrndon. Rcr-
tina Ashelcy, Mary Strother, Louise
Shackleford, Lucille Catlin. Helen Sipp:
Mcssrs Roy Mann. Morgan Strother, ].
II. Cato, Allen Shackleford. willard
Moores. Coleman Whitlock; the guests.
Misses Alice crutchfrld and Martha Lee
stevenson, Malcolm Pitt and Jack Bcr-
ryman.
Miss Ilerndon and Mr.. Mann won the
first prizes. while Miss Crutchneld cap
turcd the guest prize.
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