The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-06
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Honor of isitor
COMM TIES FOR Blu / =
BNZtNE OINTkIt--lNIER-
tsTINt. MOMENTS AN
NoVNt AFFAIRS TO-DAY.

NoVNt TO-DAY.
Mrs ArtcH n. Th.elma0n Is en-
pertaining this evening 3u hcr rrS3-
deNce 1885 West tifarr street. III
honor OF Miss E}'Aa hcth Ciemme-, ~
Midd}ebrook, who has been the 'onSa
Cuest for some time pE Mrs j. d.
Floth3er. Of ac4S West Grace street
The AFFAIR which will BE- charminEiy
informal. Is one Of several parties
which been gwen for Miss Clemmer.
during her visit here and a number
of the younger society set arc IN
cluded in the invitations.
NJ Pinehurst-
Miss Marsha Maury Robinson. ot
SIS i-2 West Franklin street. left
last night for brief visit 10 Pine
hurst y G. Sne viii spend the
Weekend there. returning to the city
on Monday afternoon.
Interesting Announcements.
Mrs. Robert Edward Michaels an
nounces the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF her daughter,
Mary Edith. 70 M william Robert
Jones. Of Blackstone The wedding
will take place the l-tter Part Of this
month.
Mrs Nj. S Elliott announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Elsie
Densnore, to Mr.. Oakley r. New
comb, Of Sassafras. Va. The wedding
will take place st he home OF the
bride in Blackstone on Tuesday af-
.ernoon. April 6.
Affairs of Today.
There will he music and dancing Mt
.he Country Club tonight, and the
usual : O'Clock tea this afternoon, and
a large contingent OF the smart set
will be IN evidence in the afternoon
and evening. The attendance today
will be unusually interesting on ac-
count Of ts1e number OF visitors in
town. and the decorations Of spring
flowers will give an attractive appear
saace TO the tea and dinner tables
Madame Foster will give The
second In her series of studio teas
this afternoon from 4 TO o'clock III
her apartment at the Hanover, Those
assisting Madame Foster will he Mira,
william pizzini, Mrs. IL. f. Osgood
and Miss Florence Walker The
artists will hc Mrs. Winston, Of Balu-
more Miss Mary PuNter, Mss Helen
Thinner Mr and Mrs. Herman Strahl,
Warer y Watkins Karl Won
Weieand anr Miss Louise Withrow.
tur Miss dc Blui~e.
Mis-. falia d uluiSe. ~ New York.
ssAa Re- the sIes ~ hor cousin MIS-
rredersrk Winch al the Chesterfield,
aas fhg si.fSt nj honor 1T a small
{tnneg. uavtH given by her hostess on
gtor4siat evening The table was
ar7ansc7 sssth basket Of pink roses
ana ~nau dragons and pink shaded
sluales ara covers were laid for
eeelvo aHests
Visiting In baltimore.
Miss Georgia B}ankcnehip is the
tTnss rges. t5r several days of her
nrufker and 4isltr-jn-iaw. AIR and
air.. John w. Blanken+lip, AT their
apartment "a Tudor Han, in Balti-
more
AIrS. Blankenship VIII entertain in
formally at tea this hfternoo n at the
Baltimore Country club. the guests
having been asked 10 meet MISS
5iankeuship.
Elaborate Plans for Bazaar.
Judging from the elaborate plans
thai were suggested yesterday morn
ing by the Large and Interested num-
her Of women VINO We're present a.
the meetings In the Jefferson Hotel,
The bazaar to be given by the Rich
tannd Light Infantry Blues during the
week nj April Is to &c promises 10 De
ore OF The most brilliant and success
full entertainments give here for some
time.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor was appointed
chairman anu StlAtA IA iAaioeFA ~
The opening day; the hebrews, not be"
ing represented at the meeting, We're
given charge OF Tuesday. and 1t Is
aoped that they will take this day, and
arrange for 1t: Wednesday is to be
Under the auspices of the Daughters
Of the Confederacy, with Mrs Peter
7. White and AIRS. l. II. McVeigh In
-harge. Thursday. the hollywood Me
mortal Association, with Mrs. j.
TAYLOR EIlyson as chairman. will be In
barge; Friday will be the Confederate
Museum Day, and Miss Betty Ellyson
win be hostess for that institution,
and Saturday. the closing day. VIII
lie under the auspices of the oakwood
Memorial Association, with Mrs. c. w.
Massie In charge OF the day All or
the associations are to Join together
10 help the one In charge Of each
day.
There are 10 be number of booths.
and the following have already been
named. rustic and outdoor both. in
charge OF Mrs. George Warren and
Mrs. McCabe, this booth is 10 have an
indoor golf course in connection with
IL and all sorts Of outdoor novelties
for sale: the Revolutionary Period
booth. in charge Of Mrs william
Wade. Is TO be the candy shop of the
Bazaar; the Days OF 1872 booth, in
charge of Mrs. James NcGraw Jr.
will be general Mrs Y. Y, Randolph
will have charge uf the IaVs of e. rs
booth and q tea garden VIII he run in
connection with this hooth b. Mrs
Edgar Taeior. Period - the SPANISH
America MA }-.4-sh Vii m. itt charge
If Mrs. CIarcntt wyatt. the Country
ctore viii bo rDu g.. Nis- = ". Mas
sir chairman and Mrs Charles
f3il5ups aSes .aHt. tEe Tubac"n Booth
siH BE- IN charec' 81 Mr. Wn1am r