Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
SOCIETY TO GATHER At
COUNTRY CLUB TO-DAY
afternoon and Evening Affairs Give
Promise OF Large At
tendance.
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS ARE OUT
open Weather Fills Links and Ten
mis- Courts-Spring Flowers to Be
Used in Observation-Disclosures
People Attend Ball in Goochland.


lasts have been taking advantage of
the real spring weather of the past
week and have been much In evidence
on the courts and links. The weather
permitting, several little tea parties
VIII be held on the porchcs and ter
races OF the clubhouse this afternoon.
and there will be number OF infor-
mai dinners give: at the club this
evening. The decorations will be In
spring flowers and shaded lights. Fol
rowing dinner an orchestra will play
for the dancing.
return to RlchmOnd.
Mrs T. j. Walker. of Park Avenue.
VINO has been the guest OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. NJ. Magic. In Waynesboro,
has returned To her home in this city.
Mrs Norvell Walker. of Richmond who
: has also been "a guest OF Mrs. Magic
In Waynesboro. returned to the city on
Wednesday, a number Of interesting
functions were given for Mrs. Magic's
guests during their visit to Waynes-
boro.
Observation-Disclosures.
Invitations have been received In
Richmond for the marriage OF Miss
hnd u W. sihipwi,h' daugh,er Of Mr..
Louis. to John G. Hopkins. Jr., Of
Tiverton," near Greenwood
Tho wedding viii take place on
April s. in st. Louis.
Colonial BnL.
Tho Martha Washington Cot,ll,on
ana Bal Poudre given Monday evening
at Manakin BY the Goochland Chapter,
United Daughters OF Confederacy. was
delightful and unique affair In every
detail. Tho guests were all In Colo
MAJ costume. and the ballroom In the
Odd Fellows Hall, where tho dance
tIutt
me occasion. bunting and Confederate
haes and pines and running cedar were
nscd everywhere. Miss Ida staples
served punch In a booth made OF pines
ana decorated with Confederate flags.
win Washington In the BACKGROUND
chopping away the tree with q Ratchet.
supper was served at midnight In the
dining room. which was also decorated
Tor the occasion. Many Richmond
Il Ruests were present. among them be-
ing Misses Bessie Carter. ANNA Law.
loretta Wrenn. Elsie Clarke Mr. and
Alrs. Clovis T.. Clarke and Frank Hem
icy. Others dancing were Miss Nadine
Dickinson, of Ellerson; Miss Walton
and Mr.. Walton. OF Henrico: Miss HIM
COCK ana MI Hancock, of Powhatnn:
Misses Ida and Lizzie Staples. Minnie.
Eva ana Hassie Gathright. Pauline
,ienley' MIS-. = H. Loyal. Miss Martin.
Messrs. Bosher Loyal Wellington
Ga,hright. James Massey. Nuckols.
George. Kenneth Percy. Harry. Arthur,
bernhard. Elmorc and Archer Henley
Thomas, william and Marshall Staples.
John and William Clarke. OF Gooch-
land
The chaperoncs were Mrs A. G. Hen
ley. Mrs Thomas Pugh. Mrs. John
Clarke and Miss Duval
Leave the City.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Harmon Simmer
man, OF Keedys"ille, Nd. and Mr.. and
MIS- j. Wilmer Allen. OF Norfolk, who
were in Richmcnd for the Wilchcr-
hins wedding, have returned TO their
homes
Entertained mt Catnwba.
y delightful entertainment and ban
uuet in honor of Washington's birth
DAY was given Monday night by the
patients OF the Baker and Blue pa
viiions at Ca,awba TO their Invited
guests.
The large dining hall was beautifully
decorated in bunting, flags and ever
green ferns. The guests, c:ghty-fi five
IN number. were seated around two
rows OF tables extending the entire
length OF the long dining hall. where
supper was served while interesting
toasts and q musical program were ex
ccllently rendered
The following were invited guests:
DIR. and Mrs John j. Lloyd, Dr. and
Mrs. u. l.. Taliaferro. DIR. Wright. OF
~.
Martin, Miss Ewald. Misses Pauline
Sadler. Kate Madigan. Virginia Beck :
ner, Hnrdenia Whitehead, RUBY Nc
Ghee. Edith Vaughan. Pcarl jennings,
Annie Harper, Frances LcFe bvre. Lula
MCGEE. Mary Edmunds. Nera Moody.
Alice Murphy, Esther MCGEE. Jennie
Franklin, Lydia Johnson. Cynthia Kent.
Alne Henderson. Carolyn Marsh, Car
RE Blackwell Lucy Armistcad Essie
Wells, Bessie Davenport, Susie Jones,
Lille Minnich. Olive Swecker. BESSIE
. Humphreys. Edna Benham. Annie King,
Julia Coleman. Helen Kess. Josephine
Flanagan, Mrs. c. j. Clark, Mrs. Tim
herlake. Mrs. Godsey. Mrs. Collision,
Mrs. Selden. Mrs. Dobbins. Mrs. Wilker-
son, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Miller Miss
Mary X. Steiner. Mrs. Teass DIR.
Schroeder. DR.. Darden. Mr.. Hume. Mr.
Kinsey, Miss Cole. Charles Linton.
Wnyncsh0rO Card Pnrty.
Mrs. Pliny Fishburnc entertained a
number OF her friends Wednesday ar
tcrnoon at her lone in Waynesboro In
honor of her guests, Misses Nancy and
Mildred Bowerman. OF Baltimore. Five
hundred was the game, and the first
prize was won by Mrs. James Craig.
Mrs. William Patterson won the second
prize. Among those present were Mrs.
w. II. Talbot. Mrs. Percy 10th. Mrs.
clyde Lambert. Mrs. Kemp Lambert,
Mrs. Norvell Walker. OF Richmond:
Miss Marguerite Walker, of New York
Mrs. H. NJ. Magic. Mrs william
Patterson. William Patterson. Mrs
James Craig. Mrs. Charles Robertson,
Mrs.. Albert Clarke. Mrs. William Rog-
ers, of Petersburg; Mrs. Fred Cook,
Mrs. Frank Sweet. Mrs. Hugh Llye and
Mrs. Robert Wright.
Tea was served at the card tables.
and the rooms were decorated in tulips.
TO Present Plny.
Miss Fearless and Company" is the
title of lively three-act comedy to DO
presented by the members OF the Be-
ginners' Glass of the Y. w c. a. gym
nasum In the Y. w. c. a. Auditorium
this evening at SIZE o'clock. 1t will be
IL most interesting and charming event
and all interested are cordially invited
70 attend The cast of characters in
cludes: Miss Margaret Henley, an heir
ess, Miss Helen Nuckols: Miss Euphemia
Addison, her chaperon, Miss Ethel Mos.
ley; Miss Sarah Jane Lovejoy, from the
lost nation. Miss Snow Lacy; Katie
O'Conor, maid. Miss Juanita Homer:
Miss BARBARA Livingston. Miss Bette