The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
MANY Prominent People VIII Intend
EIinefion--NoFth Carolina So
Ciety to Entertain Tonight

Mrs. r. r Craig. Edward c. Mayo.
Henry Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Fleming, Palmer Leigh. W. J. Jeffries,
Mr.. and Mrs ". +. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garnett Tabh, r w. Broken
hrough. Or and Mrs Charles Robins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ". Purcell, John
A. Coke, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Wcstmore-
land Davis Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
! gan. Mr.. and Mrs Robert J. Talley.
i. L. Scherer, ". " Neale. a. c.
Adams, william Sitterding. NJ l..
Chelf, Mr.. kirkwood, Warner Moore,
Dr. . A White, Mrs. f. Gum, l.
Nick Judkirs. Mr.. and Mrs, Julien
ssann, w F. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs.
r A Reynolds !. Il. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
ivan Maltby, A. IAnderkin. Mrs.
Hadon. Mrs Horace Buchanan, w NJ
Hill. c. NJ Chichester and b, Fer
glson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Ruckner Wall
entertained at dinner last evening at
their home. 1890 Monument Avenue,
3 in honor OF some friends from Gin
cinnatis Spring flowers were used on
the table and covers were laid for
! eight guests
Concerning the Tea Room.
The tea room for the benefit OF
Z the DUGH-8ir SCHOOLS Oh IkitHiIt'bd
which II being conducted in the JEFF
ferson palm garden, will be closed
on Wednesday on account OF Ash
"Wednesday II will be opened again
on Thursday, and those who desire
to play bridge may do so any after
noon except Saturday by paying
small sum 10 the committee in sha9ge.
The fee that is asked entities one 10
play cards and also includes tea.
rett Ruckner Wall. Mrs. De Sofa Fttz-
gerald. Mrs. Thomas Branch Nc
Adams. AIRS. Thomas Scott, Mrs. Gran
vile GRAY and Mrs. William Angus
tine
North Carolina society to Entertain.
The first quarterly entertainment OF
the North Carolina Society will be
held this evening at the Westmore-
land Club from 5 to re o'clock. Din
ner will be served and dancing VIII
follow later Judge Francis d Win
sfon. Emitted States district attorney
and former lieutenant governor of
North Carolina, will he the speaker
Of the evening Among the ladies on
the reception committee are, Mrs. J.
Allison Hodges, Mrs. Herbert Jack
son. Mrs. Norman johnson, Mrs r.
/ H. Ellington. Mrs Frank NJ. Davis.
Mrs Henry LltchfQrd and Mrs Il, q.
lasssigs'fn,
II has been announced that nr, J.
Allison Hodges, president Of tho go
Getty. will tender a reception to the
mem hers at his home, i07 East Frank
8 lin street. the date OF which VIII he
announced later.
Charity Plays,
Mother Church and Her juniors"
and Voices of the Women" will he
presented this evening at s:i5 o'clock
al ST. Lukes Church. corner Lom-
hardy and Beverley Streets, by the
TWO branches OF the Junior Auxiliary
OF that church. At this time also an
address Will be made by David II.
4 Brown, secretary 81 the Laymen'9
Missionary Movement, and the choir
I will render an anthem during the Of
fertory which will lie taken for the
work Of the Junior Auxiliary.
At the Woman's Club
YESTERDAY afternoon was one OF the
most interesting afternoons In tho
history Of the Woman's club. The
new auditorium was opened with p
most brilliant concert Miss Christine
Miller the distinguished American
cantraltu OF national fame. sang. She
gave most generous program and
Z her charm Of manner and richness OF
q voice thrilled the large audience that
gathered to hear her. MIR. Earl Nit
rhelI the accompanies, deserves praise
In helping 20 make the concert a great
success Miss MIlers voice is one
i filIed with sweetness, pathos and rich
ness combined with great strength
She Was most chliging with her en-
Y cores and sang quite a number OF
old songs familiar 10 all present At
the conclusion Of the concert tea was
served.
Mrs. Alex Guigon was chairman Of