The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
Invitations Issued.

a-ass Margaret Powers, the young
1nnghter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
e0wers, of westha mpton, has issued
ayttations for an afternoon reception.
mich will take place at her home
IN Tue4tay afternoon from 4 to 6
plock. Members OF the schoolgirl
M1& have been included in the list OF
$3.50 ,s. ta as.., - o,... -, ~. v
IAnderkin will give large after
3 oon card party ON Thursday. January
& ~ the Commonwealth Club. The
dx4tAtions include the married set.
Mrs. Frank Boxley, of 2b92 West
3FAce Street. will be the hostess at
IA afternoon bridge party which will
&&nkc place tomorrow afternoon at
er home. The guests have been in
*Sfeed for o'clock, and the affair is
sf9n< of interest.
%Onnce in Honor of ladies of the
Sacred Heart Social Union.
An Interesting affair OF New Year.
Eve was an entertainment and dance
Sxtyen in honor of the ladies of the
81 Mnred Heart Social Union In the
3uhr00ms, corner Fourteenth and
M2Nrry Streets The function. which
#8aA given by the young men of the
#6n3on. proved so successful that 1t
1fseAH decided to make IL an annual
Mvsna. Among those present at the
kRnterIainment were Miss Ruth Toler.
Ms Marie Binns. Miss Alma Beard,
1tm Clara Reid. Miss Kate Smith.
3iss Helen Boone Miss Kate Griffin.
x5ns Helen Mctiranighan. Miss Alice
Eaeini and Miss Justine Rohn; Messrs.
Ice Bonner. James Robertiollo. Erd
NAH Rattle. George Boone. Frank ana
S30seph RitSer Thomas Rinns Arthur
eEuler. Beffon Fletcher. Henry Nc
Granighan and Raymond j. Pacini.
The chaperones for the occasion
we're Mrs NJ r Hogan and Mrs
sThomas Carroll.
Al the Art Club.
At the ART Club Of Richmond on
4 Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
4here will be an open discussion sim-
xInae the ~ biect Is Has Virginia an
sAxf Inheritance ?" And Miss Nora
aouston will he the leader. Many
s&horf speeches viii be made by promi-
rent people of the city and later in
Hfh@ afternoon tea will he served.
Christmas JoIlincation.
The beautiful old colonial home,
by stately magnolias. sit
mated on Fifth Street near Cary. was
He scene of much festivity last Tues
day night. the occasion being
1esxYs Robert w Allen. Jr.. #. Wal
Iten Jones and Marion st. c. Allen TO
1heir maFy friends-
IN Ehe decorations were in red and
The seasons colors. Palms
hristnfas bells adorned the spa
IN halls. The evenings program
ES67an III the libra y. which was taste
fully decorated In cedar ana poin-
Snettia- The occasion was much emily
x61Ad by delightfully."- rendered vocal
md instrsfsentai music by Misses
8I<mect.ne otto, Theima Dewel, kath-
In Hagued. :; assf8. Carl Camppeu,
S&n Otto a4sd ssalccim Hagood.
The gressEs were then .usherei into
south fsarior. where awaited the
1k4re Of the evening" most gorge
G-hrtstmas tree. The walls OF this
- were covered with holly, while
31ands of red and green tissue, to-
&hkr With Christmas bells. formed
eantikn1 canopy, and numerous
1Ina and ferns banked the windows
A ArepiAce. from behind which
Ser3ea old Santa Claus with a pres
~ egnryone in his pack. This
nS& 4Nch laughter and merriment
~ 0}zeAing OF the parcels
dlntng room. which was in
- With the Yuletide spirit, was
With a profusion OF red and
EC8ee and candles. which pre-
S4 1uost pleasing effect. Miss
anA Mrs. Cersley presided over
runchsbowi
knoe Se9Joying the hospitality of
1en1E Allen and Jones We're:
Virginia Broaddus, Lonneile
13e Th<ima DeRelI. Fersis Priddy
S&&lo<n Hagood. Jessie Poole, Edith
aftns, Eruestine Otto. Aurelia Da-
Iris Faiddy, Elizabeth Broadjus.
&t4 Chaldrsy. Myrtle crump, Ethel
IA Ad>ie King. Grace Jones. Rosa
RaeA Mary Woodfield. Miss
SeGH 1C4p. Paul Bigger, Mrs f., G.
x,e Fannie Cross. Eugenia
IN ~ lFEinia Allen, and Messrs.