The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25

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Dance for Miss Halves.
Among the most delightful budding
#3OncfionB OF the season can be classeo
%4A4 delightful dance given by Mr. ana
2tx4 Horace s. Halves. In honor OF
#4Aeir debutante daughter. Miss Mary
lrcCAw Halves The home of Miss
4 UArden of pink chrysanthemunns,
y 1alms. and Opheiia roses The white
u l&nirway was twined with srnilax and
4 the NANTES were banked with fern
and roses. a fitting background for
I Ne charming young hostess. MISS
s11awes received her guests in white
cAiffon velvet dress with crystal trim
\ innings and q corsage of pink orchids
She was assisted by her mother, Mrs,
n Horace s. Halves, in "a handsome
gown of rose colored chiffon velvet
with q corsage OF white gardenias.
MRS. TaxeweI Taylor. OF Norfolk. was
also In the receiving line. Her COS
/ tune was gray tulle embroidered IN
silver and she wore orchids
About las guests including the
4 a&butantes of the season, enjoyed the
dAncing At j. O'Clock a tempting
ouffe; supper was served.
Luncheon for Miss Spdcer.
Miss Ccrhin spicer. a debutante of
this season, was the guest of honor
1t charming luncheon Yesterday af-
ternoon Mrs John A. Colo, Jr., was
hostess at her home, iei4 West Grace
Street. Assisting in receiving with
Mrs. Coke were Miss Corbin Spicer
and Mrs. Charles W. Spicer.. Miss
Corhin spicer wore a charming frock
of champagne chsrneuse with cor
sage Of violets. Mrs. Coke received
In a black and white lace costume
with a corsage OF orchids; and Mrs.
Epacer wore black satin and silver
I lace with q beautiful contrasting hou~
uuet OF American beauty roses.
q The dining room of Mrs, Coke's
home was artisticaIy decorated with
silver baskets OF long stenmed pink
and white chrysanthemums, Deli
I caous punch was served during the
luncheon by Mrs Robert C. Pegram.
Mrs. Stafford Parker and Mrs. Philip
Powers. Assisting in serving were:
Mrs. Davis Leake. Miss Dorothy Hart,
Mrs. Walter HUBBARD, Mira. Richard
Kean. Mrs. Tom Weber. Mrs. James
Mullen and Mrs. a. A. Chapman. of
Birmingham. Ala The seasons debu-
tantes were present 70 meet Miss Spi-
ser and enjoy Mrs ,Cokes hospitality.
Tea For Misc Mcyca.
sg Miss Mcvea, the new president Of
Sweet Brian College. who Is expected
n In Richmond next week as the guest
OF Mrs Thomas bigger on West Ave-
nue., will be the guest of honor at a
tea given by the Richmond Chapter
OF the Sweet Brinr alumnae. The tea
will be given Tuesday aftern Don, No
MEMBER IS. at 400 o'clock. very
attractive affair has been planned
Leave For Wedding.
Mrs ! r. V Daniel left Richmond
yes: crtay for Rosemont Pa. near
Philadelphia, where she will DO q
grnest al the wedding of her son.
s.i,hanairg w DanieI. who win marry
50 Katharine werner today at 4
e,clock,
Fntertaincd in waynesboro.
Me- Helen Michael entertained
with a dance on Monday evening in
honor of Miss Irene Marshall o:
q Richmond who Is the guest OF Miss
Jnlia Bush Among those enjoying
4 Miss Michael's hospitality were Misses
q Irene Shontz Grace Gordon. Matte
FurEerson, Fannie I1eftwich Lucy
White, Martha Smith Fontaine VIII
son, Mrs Guy Wilson, Cadets Laird
Rogers Johnson. Munday. Briggs
Ridgeweil Dye. Chew. Mahood. Cal
Than. Martin, Taylor, j., 10th, Aus
tin, TRIMMER. Sneaegar, Messrs
swfnton Roadcap, Jim Bush and Al,
bert Conner. During the intermissior
& ices, cakes and honbpns were served
Recital of Polling Music School.
The Novem her recital Of tho pupils
OF Mr Ernest Bolling's School OF MI
sic, 1911 Floyd Avenue. was held the
past week. SELECTIONS from Kullak
Schumann, Chopin and Mendelssohr
were cleverly rendered but the fea.
ture of the evening was Professor
V Boiling's own com positions. Mr. Boil
ing is the composer of large mum
Der OF beautiful concert pieces, and
lhe audience who attended the recita
were very fortunate IN being able Il
hear them taught under his own sup
ervision.
Miss Randolph Entertained.
Miss Nora Randolph. a bride Of
next week. was entertained at sew
eral informal affairs Thursday. Mrs
Edmund Addison Reynolds had Mis-
Randolph and seven of her cir
friends to lunch with her in hel
apartment
Yesterday afternoon Miss Nancy
Patton served tea to Miss Randolph
and very few OF her intimate
friends
Consul General OF Athens Honored.
Mr.. Weddell. consul general Of
u Athens, was guest of honor at din
s ner last evening at the home of Mr.
81 and Mrs. r, Randolph Williams, s2t
RI West Franklin Street Mr.. Weddell
ssS who Is the guest OF hts sisters, Missei
Margaret and Elizabeth Weddell or
H Second Street. has planned to remair
S8 In Richmond until after the Christ
~ mas holidays.
Beautiful Art Exhibit.
A treat is In store for those inter
" ested in art in Room at the Jeffer.
son Hotel. Miss Adele Williams, ar
@ artist of whom Richmond has cause
TO be proud. Is the author OF ths
" paintings and she is delightful guide
81 10 those who come to examine hei
81 work. Miss Williams. after leaving
q Richmond SOME years ago, studied ar
W under Simon and Blanch in Paris
M Those who are acquainted with thu
masters OF today Will recognize these
TWO famous teachers. Two weeks be.
Nh fore the present war broke out Miss
Ess Williams was SO fortunate as to leave
Il Paris, bringing her collection witt
MI her. At Princetown. Mass, where
Il Mis- Williams spends her summers II
IN the artists colony, she added a touch
mi ~ Amertcanism to her art under
III Charles w, Hawthorne. another ia
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