The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-15


there. The committee in charge In
cludes: Mrs. e. d. Hotchkiss, Mrs.
Arthur p. Wilmer and Miss Bette
| Eliyson Miss Ellyson will have
charge OF the refreshments and cloak
room.
Retreat for the Sick Benefit.
On next Wednesday afternoon May
he, at $3.50 o'clock the Ben Greet
Players will give a performance of
IShakespeare's Twelfth Night" on the
campus OF old Richmond College for
the benefit of the Retreat for the
Sick II will be beautiful entertain
ment, and Mrs. J. Lee koiner 10 gem
eraI chairman CT the committee on
arrangements. Petween the acts and
at the conclusion of the play light re-
! freshments will be served, and tickets
may be secured from the president.
Miss Mary Norwood, los North Fifth
Street. or from any member OF the
board OF managers
Interesting Entertainments.
Mrs. Clarence shelton. OF Shelton
Hall" near Ashland. Va, gave an in
formal luncheon on Monday at the
New York. Mrs. Shelton has az her
guests Mrs, John Benton, Mrs. Lucy
Allison Randolph, Mrs. Russell Cur
tbs. Mrs. John Rodgers, of New York.
and Mrs Alice NJ. Underhiil. Mrs.
Lucy Allison Randolph has issued
cards for a dinner at the Jefferson
in honor Of her brother. John Alli-
son. OF New York, and Mrs. Salmon.
Mrs. John Munce. Jr., was the hos
ttess al a small card party recently. at
her home on Monument Avenue. Four
was served after the game, at small
tables.
Graduates In Domestic Science.
The first commencement exercises
OF the domestic 81 ,snce department of
the Young Womar's Christian Associa-
ton were held last night in the Cen
trial building The program was
most interesting one and twenty-five
young women received diplomas
These girls began their apprentice
ship in the culinary arts last October
and have been attending weekly
classes since. The courses have been
broader than mere cooking because
they have covered the study of food
values, proper mbinations snd pro-
portions and good housekeeping.
Those who completed the course
and receixad- eeEtlheates- Misses
1 Eliza beth Brown, Celia Burrell, Caro-
/ line Cant. Myrtle Daniel, Margaret
Foese. Leslie Gathright, Noveila Hor-
ton, Sallie Keel Clara Kelly, Bertha
Stigan Mabel Taylor, Matte e. Kid
we'll, sndall Lipscomb. Orc Ldskey.
Annie Love. Eliza beth McEirsth May
Moore, Beulah Mock. Alma Robertson.
Gladys Smith. Frances Storm. Frances
lTribhle.
/ Fete Next Week.
The officers OF St. stephens Guild,
who are incharae of the garden party
Ito be given next week at Whitcomb,
are; Mrs. Conway Knox. president:
Mrs. Edgar Taylor. first vice-president;
Mrs. Thomas Purcell, second vice. pres-
ident: Mrs ]. Randolph Tucker,
treasurer: Mira Robert Ta1ley, record
ling secretary: Mrs. Thomas L. Moore,
corresponding secretary; and the chair
man of the various committees are:
Mrs. st. George Anderson. flowers;
Mrs. Malvern Patterson and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Willis. ice cream: Mrs. VIII
liam Habilson. tea and sandwiches;
Mrs George Towef, lemonade: Mrs
r. H Taliey. candy: Miss Annie Ball
cake, and Mrs Thomas L. Moore
strawberries. All these women viii
be assisted by young girls in planning
land arranging the fete.
Concerning Bell Day.
To those who contribute to ths
maintenance and support of The Home
for Incurab les IL Is matter of in
tense satisfac tinn TO yiSit that insti.
tuition and have visible proof of the
Ioapable management and cleanliness
iexisting there,
I This 10 an unendowed charity and
1.-The upkeep Of the building and the
care of the patients are severe draini
upon the treasury.
Non-sectarian In character, alrnos
every denomination 10 represented
/ both on the board OF managers ant
among the inmates
II IL earn estly hoped that on Bel
Day. Tuesday, May Is. the public will
respond with the same generosity tina
has marked It's attitude toward thu
Home for Tncurables In preceding
years
OF Interest Here.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Poor
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J Harpel
Poor. of New York. to DR.. A. Yelver'
/ lton Peyton Garnett. OF Washington
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs, Henri,
Wise Garnett and the great-grandsor
of the late Governor Wise. OF vir
ginia. will take place Saturday. Junt
Ia. at As You Like It. the countr,
home Of the bride-elects parents, a
Easthampton. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Poor and thslr. daugh
ter have recently returned 10 NSV
York from Bermuda whore they spen
the winter and early spring at thei
home at Paget, They moved to thei
summer home On Long Island las
Saturday.
Personals
Miss Aiine Stokes has returned u
the Chesterfield after visiting rela
tives In WASHINGTON for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis
!. who have been spending the winter
months In Richmond and New York
have returned to their country home
Morven Park. near I.eesburg.
Mrs p. II. Glinn has returned u
Charlottesville. after spending SOM
thine with her daughter. Mrs. Wythi
IN Bowe, on Grove Avenue.
Mrs Clifton Miller has returned
from Roanoke where she was much
entertained guest
Miss Nell Glenn. of Richnicad Il
iihe guest of Miss Gertrude Flourney
In Amelia.
The Misses Morris are viEltiri