The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-19

Country Club Of Virginia, on Saturday
evening by Clinton Williams. A crys-
tai vase of red roses, narcissi and
lilies OF the valle, and scarlet shaded
candles decorated the table. The
guests included Miss Mead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Mead and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Jones.
Informal. Affairs.
Miss Mary Baughmau, who has been
giving a series of teas during January
at her apartment at the Chesterfield.
will entertain about eighty guests on
Thursday afternoon, from to 6
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs John O. Armisted are
entertaining en- Wednesday, evening
at a small house dance. which Will
take place in their residence 1911
West Avenue. and will be given for
Miss Nan Mead.
Invitations Issued.
The Richmond Grays Battalion
have issued Invitations for the second
Of the series of full dress battalion
drills. followed by dancing This bril-
liant function will take place in the
Grays' Armory on the evening OF
Thursday, the 2sth of January, and
will be one Of the largest entertain
ments of the season. over 1900 cards
patronesses will be some OF the best
known women of Richmond.
For Mrs. CorbelI.
Mrs Robert Corbell. of this city,
who Is the guest of Mrs, Minor Davis,
in Lynchburg. Ia being much enter
tanned during her stay there On
Friday morning she was the honor
guest Of u small tea given by her host
ess, and those invited were asked 10
bring their sewing. On Thursday af-
ternoon Miss Annie Clark and Mrs.
willy Hodges had a few friends In
for tea, and among those present were
Misses Katie and Carrie Fleet, Nan
Davis, Jennie Strother. Alice Wood.
and Mesdames Sam Ferguson, Minor
Davis and Edward Daniel.
Golf Teas ut the Jefferson.
The first of a series az golf teas
to be given by the open-air school
committee, will be given on Thursday
afternoon, January a. in the palm
room at the Jefferson Hotel. from 4
to O'Clock. This indoor golf is the
latest fad OF smart society, and these
teas will be given each afternoon In
the week except Saturday. Some of
the patronesses for these affairs are:
Mrs. John b. Hayes, Mrs. j. Gordon
Smith and Mrs. Lewis Bosher
Entertained in Norfolk.
On Saturday evening Miss Mildred
Hemingway was hostess at very at
tractive dinner party in Norfolk. In
honor Of her house guest. Miss Eliza
beth Montgomery, OF this city. The
table was arranged with a center Of
pink and white roses and pink shaded
candles Covers were laid for eight
guests including Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Balm. Jr., Miss Eloise Hodges, Lauren
Kellogg of Amsterdam, N. Y, Heb
bert Bickel and Kenneth Kerr. The
guests remained for the informal hop
after dinner
Reception for Mrs. Hirsh.
Mrs Minnie w. Hirsh, worthy
matron of Areme Chapter OF Order of
Eastern Star OF Virginia, was the hon
or guest AT reception yesterday
afternoon. given by Mrs. r, L. Brauer
in her home IN Highland Park. The
whole house was decorated in cut
flowers, following out the colors of the
order: white, nacissi; red. poinsettias;
blue. sweetpeas; yellow, Japanese
lilies, and green, ferns. There was
music and several recitations Mrs. o.
r Herd and MRS, Aileen HehFiag pre-
sided over the punch-bowl. Those
present were: Miss Emma Robelen.
Miss Rosa Brauer. Miss Mollie
Robeien, Mrs. Robert Winfree, Mrs
f. 3, Holdcraft, Mrs. G. L. Kay, Mrs
J. T. Leake. Mrs Minnie Traylor, Miss
Mittie Points. Miss Rose Cooper. Miss
A. Lucas, Miss jerks, Mrs Sc Mere
dith. Mrs. A G. Quarles, Mrs. Mar
shall Boyle, Mrs. A. II. Flournoy. Mrs.
C. l.. Arnail. Mrs. Oscar Hord Mrs.
b. H. Hord Mrs. a. J. Warren. Mrs.
Ira Priddy. Miss Elsie Davenport Miss
Evelyn Wildbore, Miss Addie Hasker,
Miss Mamie Stevens, Mrs. Mary
Beale Miss Louise Beale Mrs Charlie
daddox. Mrs, u. A. Hord. Mrs. +. T..