The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-21
FUNCTION N HONOR Of
MISSES HARRISON
Colonel and Mrs Miles Cary Enter
4 tain With House Dance--Ban IN
Honor High school Cadets.

Af their home, 1905 West Franklin
Il Street Palms ferns and Killarney
rpses were used in an artistic way
4 throughout the entire lower floor. and
%a stringed orchestra behind screen
III of palms played for the 1sEcine. Mr..
And Mrs Fairfax Barrisoa and Miss
D is4iias Cary received with the host and
H hostess and their honor guests. Mrs.
flames Cecil presided ct the punch
h bowl. ana buffet supper was served
#At O'Clock. The guests included the
debutantes and about hfty Of the
" younger dancing men.
sa The Misses Harrison are the dGugh-
fers OF Mr. and Mrs Fairfax Harri-
s0n, of Loudouu County. Miss Con-
stance Harrison made her debut in
Nashington several seasons ago and
\ Miss Ursula Harrison is one OF the
ssmtdwin;er buds here.
Affairs of Today.
The most important social event OF
toiay will be the large and beautiful
ball which Mr. and Mrs Fairfax Har-
risen, Of 412 West franklin Street, will
give in honor of their two daughters.
\ the Misses Constance and Ursula Har-
rtson- The affair will take place in the
auditorium OF the Jefftrson Hotel, and
The dancing set have been included I'm
the Invitations.
The First Regiment will entertain
sthss evening at ball at the armory in
4 honor of the cadet corps of the John
Marshall High School Major ]. Full
mer Bright, of the Grays, Will present
the national colors 10 Captain Edwin
conquest commandment Of the John
Marshall High School. and the cadets
viii be reviewed by the Governor of
Virginia Invitations have been ex-
1 tended to Mayor Ainslie, the Admin
\ Jefratiye Bard and member of the
School Board.
Dancing viii follow, and only the
members Of The Graya and the High
School cadet and their partners Will
\ be allowed on the floor.
Interesting Wedding.
On Monday evening at $40 o'clock
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ID.
Hartman In Pittsburg was the scene
Sof an interesting wedding when their
4 1aughter, Jean Fulton. became the
bride of James II. Satterwhite. son Of
Il Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Satterwhite, of
Y Barton Heights. Ever since Mr.. Sal
terwhite graduated as a mechanical
enxineer in the class of i011 at the
Il Virginia Polytechnic Institute he made
u bis home In Pittshurg Until last year,
u when he went TO the oil fields of Okla
y hona After a short honeymoon, Mr..
Il and Mrs satterwhite will make their
4 home in Gushing. Okla
Concerning Mr. Walkers Lecture.
Dugafd Stewart Walker. q former
Is resident of this CITY and now a we'll
Il known artist OF New York. is to speak
\ At the Jefferson Hotel on the after
noon of January 20. Mr.. Walkers
u talks are as original as his drawings,
and those privileged to hear him de-
" clare that he has invented something
absolutely new in the way of enter
s.sse fCa ohu ~
possible to describe.
Among the pictures which he Will
--stgUw during the tatt IN Rfeamehd VIII
Nj be originals from his latest book, The
afsentlest Giant tand other Please at
Y IserS6nsT-T Il charming BOOK Tor cflii-
N ssrcn. by Anna Bird Stewart, former
resilient OF Kentucky. Mr.. Walker
Evil read some OF Miss Stewart $
spoems. including several unpublished
d pnes He will also show originals
from the Hans Anderscn's Fairy fatcs.
Al which he Illustrated last year, and
n from stories for Pictures, which
a Helen Mackayc wrote from his ideas,
NJ An exhibition Of Mr. Walkers pie
lures was held "a the new Guild of
allied Arts In Buffalo, n. Y, recent
7y Mr. walker himself was present
Eat the opening of the guilds new
& buiIling and addressed the several
shundred guests at the private view
s$of the exhibition. The Buffalo Cou-
Il risr said ~ MIR Walkers talk;
.sThe climax Of the evening came
ss5when Mr. Fleming president of the
sYauId} introduced Mr. Walker who
#stoid some ~ his fairy stories waving
has andience 10 him. and they APP
5&sroaehing as eagcr-eyed an children,
" No completely does he understand the
II Art of telling his tales. He himself
% has the spirit ~ youth and the chill
E8xzren must adore him. Mr..
S@xEaiker himself proved q personality
SzDf interest one In close league with
aat3e fairies. and possessed If their Sc
crets. some Of which he unfolded to
III his hearers in q way that could only
SSxs3aise for "a better Understanding be
S#tWeen grewu-ups and fairies"
Invitations issued.
Mrs Edmund Harrison Hoge has
'M1ssued invitations for a tea which will
take place ut mr. apartment at the
s@Eussex; on Park Avenue. this after
y noon at ago O'Clock. The affair is
xiren In honor Of Mrs. Curry Fisher,
ss0f Roanoke. who 10 her guest, Mrs.
James Paschall and Mrs. Robert
srock. Mrs Pascha1l and Mrs i'rock
u Hre both brides of the Late fan, and
Sbaut fifty guests have been invited
I@kp meet them.
Dnccrning the Il L. ]. II. Battalion.
s2S The Richmond Light Infantry
sSEIues' Battalion win give the first
S@ps series Of four dress parades on
ssthe evening OF Friday, January Is, at
1850 O'Clock. al the armory.
EsT This prom see 10 be an unusually
Stnterestlng occasion The Governor
s@nf Nfrris7ia ana members of the Viz
sseznia Legislature will TIE present.
|xS After the parade the commanding
gSHfsIcer OF the Blues will present the
John Marshall High School Cadet
81 Baftaiion with municipal nag,
VI Thich will be- received by Captain Ed
zkIn r. Conquest. commandant Of the
q &n6ets.
FsS@ Following the presentation a dance
(WfH be given, 10 which invitations
Twill be ISSUED TO all military officers
@a&nh All State ANA city officials. No
oyse will he allowed on the floor un-
L 3ess In evening dress or military uni,
S'$forrn,
lecture 90 STORY Telling"
Miss stockarj's two lectures on
ory-TelIina'' are looked forward to
&9Nash gre1t interest by many friends
Friday might she will talk about
N&AsThe Need and Meaning OF stories in
SRekzsH IAfey: Saturday morning ~ II
53xfHaoek she viii speak Of 1.-The Seiec-