The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-16
HANDSOME RECEPTION
GIVEN DELEGATES
Members of Episcopal Convention En-
tcrtained at Wcssmoreiand Club
by Local C1iurChmcn.
a hanaseme reception was nr!i a


by Local Churchmcn.
A handsome reception was held al
s o'clock last evening at the West
tnorelaud club In honor Of the dele
gates C the Missionary Meeting OK the
Synod Of the Province Of Washing
3 ton The roof garden wAS attrac-
lively decorated with autumn leaves
and yellow chrySanthemums and a
bues supper was served at G oclcck.
Invitations Issued
Miss Grace Neal OK 1911 stuart
Avenue. has issued Invitations fer a
tea on Friday November L4. ~ 5
\ r. NJ The affair is IN honor OF N ISIS
Lucille Nelson Neal. dehItaute OF
the season, and IL one OK "A number
OF charming functions planned "a
hanor OF her coming out Only girls
of tha younger society set have been
included in tine invitations.
i Lanchcon at tlle. Commonwealth Club.
Mrs. Coleman Workman Will be
the hostess 1T n beautiful! luncheon
today at the Commonwealth cab.
Miss Ellen Bierre Scott and Miss
Louise wilmer are TO be the honor
Eaesa and only debutantes have been
included IN the invitations
For Miss Butler
Miss Jenore Tinsiey has issued in
stiatsons for a luncheon In honor %
Miss Mary Faulkner Butler, whose
marriage to Mr. Robert Nelson Pol
lard Is an interesting event Of next
week The affair Il to take place on
THURSDAY at 'Picnoqae, the resi-
dence 81 Miss Tinsley, in the county.
Auuual Meeting OF the Bachelors
Cotillion.
Ths annual meeting OF the Bache-
iors Coulion Club was held on Sat
ursiay afternoon al . o clock, at the
Commonwealth club for the election
OF officers. George Fitzgerald was re
elected president. and the other Of
ficers include T. J. Stubs. vice-pres-
ident: Childrey Scott, secretary and
treasurer, and the board OF governors
are John B. Swartwout, Peyton
Fleming, w. T. Oppenheimer. Jr.. and
John +. lea. There will be three
dances during the winter season, and
the dates and chaperones Will be an
nornced later This caub includes
the younger dancing men In town,
and their germans are always an In
teresting feature OF the social calen-
dar
Reception nj the Art Club.
White and pink chrysanthem nouns
and carnations decorated the charm
ing old home now occupied by the
Woman's Club for reception yes
terdav afternoon rendered Miss Ellen
Glasgow. Rtchm0nd's noted authuress,
who has been making an extended
stay In New York, but has now re-
turned to her home on Main Street.
Some of the ladies' receiving with
Miss Glasgow were Mrs. j. Arthur
LEROY, president of the club; Mrs
Archer Anderson and Mrs. w. q
-4Stanard two OF the former presi-
dents, Mrs. John Hunter. Miss Mas
Irwin Moore, Miss Matte +. Harris
Mrs J Allison Hodges. Mrs. J. Caskie
cabell Mrs. Chiles NJ. Terrell, Mrs
John SouthalI. Mrs ]. c. Metcalf
Mrs Alexander Guigon and Mrs
Henry AyIett sampson.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Sal
lie ould Donaldson viii give the frs
If her series Of eight lectures on tins
subject of Current Events and Thei
Significance In World Development
At the Art Club.
This afternoon at the Art Club o
Richmond at 4:30 o'clock Miss Flor
ence Peple will give q travel talk on
her delightful experiences In Europe
Mrs. James Lyons will be chairman
for tbs afternoon and several stu
dents of the Art School win serve
tea.
On Friday right, November 10, ths
senior class will give dance at s.3f
r. ~ All members Of the Art Clui
ard their friends are cordially invited
TO attend Those receiving will b.
Mrs. j. f Houston, the Misses Mar,
and Eleanor Houston, Misses Doro
thy and Annie Briggs. Miss Ads
Smith and Miss Adele Clark.
Concerning the Westmorcland Dance
Tho date OF the regular Thursday
evening dance at the Wastmoreand
set fS m ha TIL trSy ms
Night has been changed to Wednes
day, November "a. The change ha,
been made on account OF the dance
that the debutantes are giving at the
jefferson auditorium to the visiting
football teams on Than AsgiviIie
/ Night
Handsome Dinner In Honor of Miss
Beniss.
Paxton the country home of this
Comptroller OF the Currency and Mrs
John SHELTON Williams. on the Cary
Street Road. was the scene OF a beau
ttfui dinner yesterday evening, given
in honor OF Mr.. Williams niece
Miss Frances Lockhart Bemiss whose
engagement 10 Dr. II. Norton Mason
OF this city, has Just been announced
in the center OF the table was "a large
cherry Tree in ftli bloom and at
each ladies' place there was "a small!
AffiflSlai cneTrE tree III a 1hTuAbleTt
( Little hiuebirds rs souvenirs were
served on the Ices. Those present
1 bessdes Mrs. Williams, were Miss
Bemiss. Miss Ellen Bail. Miss Mary
Tompk5ns, Miss Mary Johnson and
Miss Marie Isaacs and Or. ; Nor
risen Hutcheson, DIR. II. Norton
Mason Mr.. James Ball. Jr.. DIR Daniel
ID. Talleg. MI John II. Cecil, DR..
Robert & Preston and Or. J. Nc
Cav Tempkins.
Wedding of Interest Here
a pretty wedding will be celebrat-
ed this evening at O'Clock a, the
home OF he bride on South Adams
I Street ia Petersburg when Miss Ana
y bel Hays, daughter of Mrs John w.
4 Hays. Will become the bride OF DR.
George hannah Reese. DR. Reese
VIII have IS his best man Or. J. Nor
rison Hps heson, IF this city. The
Wedding - ~ much interest here. as
both the pFiAe and groom are well
known IA Richmond
Invitations Recalled
I'm arcuuut If ttc death OF fup-
tain Thomas Pinckney ~ Charles.
Il ton, s. G.. Mrs, otto Theodore Hess
has recalled the invitations for the
card party which was fp have bten
given Il her home on FLOYD Avenue
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