Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
SMART SET ENTERTAINED
WITH DELIGHTFUL PARTY
Mrs. Robert e. Graham Is Host for
Pulaski Society in Honor OF
Miss Chaffin.
GIET.GuEsslNG CONTEST
Christmas Packages Delivered, and
Their Contents Add to Merriment
OF Evening-Nirs. a. v. Hancock
Entcrtains Embroidery Club.
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Special ~ The Times DiSpatchl
members Of the smart set were de-
lightfully entertained on Tuesday night
i'm honor Of Miss Virginia Iowlott,
of Franklin. Tenn. tho huuso-Euest OF
| Miss Ammo Bell Chafnn, by Mrs. Robert
- Graham 1T the home OF her parents,
:; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Wysor. at ono
OF the most attractivcly appointed So
cial functions OF the Christmas season
Every appointment was In Keeping
with the season. the hostess spariuE no
pains In the perfecting and CARRYING
ont Of tho plans. to tho added pleasure
Of each guest present. The decorations
were especially attractive. being sug.
Sestiv" OF Observation-Disclosures
holly with Il small Christmas trrc grac.
Ing the centre table, over which foil
the rays from the red candles The
diversions were found in Christmas
puzzles. tho opening OF Christmas pack
ages. which afforded n most amusing
feature. The receivers OF tho pack
ages were not allowed to open their
packages until by the sense of feeling
ana Il hint given on the card attached
they named the contents Interest in
creased MS the packages were opened
some OF the young men receiving dolls
?attlcS. etc, while tho women gucsts
not intrcqucntly received a mouse tran
hammer. saw or something else which
would lie NOR" familiar To one Of the
men. Inc pr.Ie FOR guessing was Won
by lanes Mckee, who presented IL to
The guest OF honor. Each member Of
the party received Il Suuvcni, OF tho
occasion. Mrs. Graham, assisted by her
sisters, Mrs. Dunlap and Miss Wysor
served an Ice course, the plates being
decorated with holly aud cherries. In.
strumcntal and vocal music by Misses
Mary Troling"r ana Margaret lands
were among the entertaining features
Those Numbered among tho guests wcro
Miss Hewlett honor guest: Misses Anne
Bell Chatfn. Pierce Lyon. Elizabeth
Jordan, Eva SteScr. Mary kcister, Mary
irvlinger Margaret iandiS. Agnes
Howard and Lucille Walters, and
Messrs. James Mckee, Guy I.,ughon.
Harry lauGhon, Godfrey Wysor. Billy
WEsor. l'ricc rrolinEcr. Oscar Jordan.
Floyd Smith. james g. Husang. Early
Crowcll. Arthur Blocksidgc and Lewis
Soul!ing, of TazewcN
y most delightful social even, was
inc Christmas meeting OF the En-
hro'dery club for which occasion Mrs.
y. v Hancock WAS the entertaining
hostess on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Jefferson Avenue. The hos
TOSS invited quite I. numbc. Of friends
10 meet with the club. Contrary tc
expectations just ri this season of
Iuletidc; when gifts are of the frames
ana usually relaxation is had from
i1edlc craft, not only tho members Of
the club, but the invited guests. had
PROVIDED themselves with now pieces
ana the fingers worked as deity as
though Christmas were approaching
rather than OF the past, \ number OF
new pieces Of pretty designs appealed
10 'hc artistic eyes OF the company
ana numerous embroidery suggestions
were exchanged. Red ribbons. mistle-
toe and holly w"rc decorations, which
suggested tho season through which
time Is passing, the reception rooms
presenting q very attractive appcar-
ancc. The work was finally laid asiLc
To enjoy the dainty refreshments OF
salads. cucoanut cake, COTE and frosted
grapes, Mrs. Hancock being assisted III
serving by Mcsdnmcs u. W. Van Dorcn
ana u. y. Martin and Miss Mary
Thomas. Nonmcmhers of the club who
enjoyed Mrs Iiancocks hospitality
were McsdamcS 81. IL. Miles and w. j.
Hammer. Of Bristol; Mcsdaincs NJ T.
Darst, J. \. Howard w c. Price. u. e.
Nassic. X. II. Wuollinr. lessee "
BosanE, u. l.aurhon. Oscar Laughon. W.
H. Trolinger. f.. W. Morton. lIensel
i;ckman, 6. r.. Dyer, VI. X. Langhorne
Misses Charlotte Trolmgcr. Mary
TrolinEor Mary. Thomas and Ellen
EosanI. club members were Mcsdamcs
L. g. johnson. NJ. 9. Banc, James g.