The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-21

shall. Robert Moss, b. c. Alley
7 J. 4 as9sa,yff fTstc. .GArr1r Nurkois Charles
TAYLOR. Lawrence Orange. Willie eau
thorn. Harry Woodcock. Albert Robin
son, Lawrence Fisher. Clarence Avery
! Lewis Benderant. Frank Frick, George
' Hill, Vernon Pettie,s Lewis Marshall
Bonnie Lewis, Greek Mask. Richard
adams. Charlie Thurston. Joe Thurs
ten, HinChman Jackson. Percy Napien.
Charlie Tenser. Ray Draucker. Charlie
Haley. Eugene Br;rlley, George Har-
rfs, Bernard Hill, Carter Miller, Lies
field Miller. Mrs. Jane Cauthorn, Mrs.
jamie Woodcock. Mrs. Katie BEDFORD,
Mrs. Mary s. Miller.
Concerning Mrs. Rorer's Classes.
I Now that the Lenten season is here.
rttention of the women Of Richmond
/ Is turning to the various classes which
they have had to ncgsaLf d lrinw the
social season One of the most inter
estinc of these is the class in cook
ing which Mrs. Rorer will conduct at
the old Presbyterian book store to-
morrow. Mrs, Rorer is too well known
/ TO need an Introduction to the women
Of Richmond. who will doubtless flock
] 10 her classes.
! simplicity In Cooking" "Oid
Vegetables in New Ways" are two OF
The attractive topics that the lecturer
has chosen. There will be six inter
esting lectures, with demonstrations,
aud society women are deeply inter-
ested in the course.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Sadie Marcuse Kirsh OF zoos
Monument Avenue, has announced
the engagement and approaching
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Mary
kirsh. to Raphael Flexner Levien, OF
New York, the wedding to take place
on March 3. Owing TO mourning in
the brides family, the marriage will
be quietly celebrated.
Hanover Club Reception.
The reception given by the mem
bers OF Hanover Club. in Ashland. on
Tuesday night was one of the most de-
iightful affairs OF the season. The
entire lower floor of the club was
decorated with red carnations and
Southern smilax, and the pretty favors
( were suggestive of the Valentine sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs r. Morgan Shep-
: erd and Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Potts re-
tceIved the guests. Mrs John Addison,
presided at the punch bowl. and Mrs.
e. w, Newman poured coffee. An
elaborate buffet supper was served.
and at the conclusion dancing was en-
toyed Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. John Addison. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Il. Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. w. Newman. Mr.. and
Mrs W. c. Blanton. Mr.. and Mrs. Cru
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Shepherd,
Mosdames james Hunter. Maurv and
Carr. Misses French Patton. of Rich
lmond: julia Weisiser Sara Cardwall
Louise Miller. Virginia Potts. Elise
Cardwell and Augusta Nixon. Messrs
Thomas Fox. Frank Cox. Gruner
Percy Hall. Leitch Wright. Henry
Ellis. Wilmer Hall, Edwin Cox. Jr., l..
Fey, S. J. boswell and Adrew Ellis.
KeCtals at the Jefferson.
/ Among the many interesting affairs
planned for Easter week. will be the
Wilmot Goodwin Recitais. which will
be given in the jefferson Hotel Au-
ditoril m, on April and 8, under the
auspices Of the st. Johns Circle OF
Kings Daughters.
The work OF this circle Is main
tanning a room and cot in the
sheitering Arms Free Hospital. and
families who are without means oj
support. The public IL cordially In
vited to be present at these recitals
Home Weddings.
| The home OF Mr.. ana Mrs Lemuel
Camm Garrett. 201 East Cary Street
was the scene of a pretty wedding al
II o'clock Wednesday morning. when
their daughter. Emily George. became
the bride of Horace Franklin Sharp
son of the late John Waller Sharp and
Mrs Mar Octavia Sharp. Rev. Fl. d
G. .Iaclachlan. pastor of the Seventh
Street Christian Church, performed
the ceremony. The bride wore a
gown OF white duchess satin, draped
in white marQuisette and crystal lace
caught mp with pearl and crystal orna-
ments She carried n bouquet of Bride
roses and entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her away
The maid of honor was the brides
sister, Miss Loulie Camm Garrett, who
wore "A pink crepe de chine frDck
trimmed In lace and pearls, She car
ried an armful OF Killarney roses. Lit
tie Emily Sale Prhble, niece OF the
bride. carried the ring on pink satin
cushion. She wore hand-embroid-
cred organdy dress with pink ribbons
Burtis Cone. of North Carolina. was
the groom's best man. and the ushefs
were w. Scott Garrett and Charles G.
Garrett. brothers of tn. bride. =
Mr.. and Mrs Sharp left for wed