The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-02


Mrs. Eddington Entertains-
In honor OF Miss Marie Grubbs. who
was married Wednesday morning to
Mr.. Spencer Ttipman, Mrs G.. NJ. Ed
dington entertained the class of which
Miss Grubbs was a member at Pc
grants Seminary Friday afternoon
from TO 6. The decorations were
palms, chFysanthemums and candles
Those attending were Misses Essie
Cox, Lois Moncure Benetta Mae
Hulce, Martha Jobson. Heath Mackie,
Mepsrs. Spencer Tupman and Vernon
Davis Miss Grubies was the recipient
Of many gifts. tc(ens of love from
her former classmates.
Personals.
Mrs. Randolph Wexford and Mrs,
Otway 6 Allen has returned to Rich
mond, after spending a few days In
Baltimore
Miss May Ross. of Lexington. who
wy@ the guest of Mrs william c.
Preston, on West Franklin street is
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nolt~
ing.
Mrs Harry Beattie is the guest OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes. on West Franklin Street
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Charter and
Miss isabelle Charter have opened
their home on West Franklin Street
for the winter season.
Edmund Preston has returned to
the University of Virginia after
spending short time with his moth
. ment Avenue.
Miss Emily Overton, OF Boiling
Green, is visiting at Wegthampton
College, whore she was formerly
student.
Artist At NfuslctaDs' Club.
Miss Helen Stanley, one OF the
best known sopranos in America, will
be the artist for the first professional
concert Of the Musicians Club OF
Richmond. which takes place Tuesday
night In the auditorium OF the Wo-
mans Club. Miss Stanley IL a Chi
cage girl. who was first heard by
Mrs Armour who educated her. She
ranks as one of the few singers equal
/ iy at home in opera or upon the con-
cert stage. particularly difficult &C
complishment. In a recently closed
tour with the Ellis Opera Company.
in which she sang Micaela to Ger
ai9ine Farrar's Carmen. and II was
Miss Stanley who received the praise
OF the critics 1t liz said that she Is
the possessor of great personal beauty
as we'll as dramatic voice The pro-
gram Tuesday night will contain eigh-
teen songs and one aria. the former
being divided into groups of italian,
French, German and English All
memb ers OF the club are allowed to
purchase two tickets. the capacity OF
the hall permitting no more.
At the Wornan's Club.
Mrs. Basil Gwathmey IL chairman
for the musicale at the Woman's Club
Monday afternoon at 4S0 o'clock.
Mrs Gwathmey has secured several
of Richmonds best artists, so 1t Is
probable that the entertainment will
be particularly interesting Upon the
program will appear tho names OF
Mrs. William Reinhardt, soprano:
Mrs. +, ID. Hequembourg. violinist;
Miss Mary Shelton. pianist, and Mr..
James Womhle. accompanist.
Sweet Briar Alumnae.
The regular meeting OF the Sweet
Briar alumnae and former students
will DO held at the home of Miss
BESSIE Whittet, 7i2 Yves, Grace Street,
this afternoon at $40 o'clock.
st. James Luncheon.
The societies Of st. James Tpis-
copal Church will hold their annual
iuncheou and Xmas sale In the
parish house Wednesday. December
6. Commencing at II O'Clock, lunch
will be served from Ia to and after
noon tea from 4 to 8. A cordial in
vitalon lis extended.
Board Meeting.
The meeting OF the board Of man
ayers OF the Baptist Home for Aged
Women Will take place today at II
O'Clock,
RAzaar.
The Chesterfield Chapter, q, D. c.,
will hold a. bazaar this afternoon from
3 TO ! +. M. in Graves home. An
oyster supper will be served from
to s o'clock. The regular meeting of
the L. y. c. has been postponed until
December s. 1t will be" held In Balm
bridge Baptist Church. South Rich
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