The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-31
LEAP YEAR BALL IS
T0DAY'S CHIEF EVENT
Girls of Smart set give Function In
Masonic Temple, Beginning at
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EHhe ballroom viii I've attractIveiy dec
E@prated with palms and Japanese par
nsols and d strnGed orchestra viii
play for the dancing The opening
k8erman figure Will he led by Miss
Alice Hcf,t4tt4se S4t4a7eft. charming
bud of the season, dancing with
Charles Can't Harris Among the
ftst.nguished out-of-town guests eN-
pected to he present viii he Vernon
Il Eastle OF New J ork the world famous
dancer Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hub
ard and Mr. and Mrs Fred Peasants
have been invited 10 chaptroue the
.Orcasion. The marshaIs of the ger
/ man are Miss Ann Roy Johnston, Miss
4 Mary Minor Morris. Miss Martha Pur-
rel, Miss Anne Myers. Miss Ursula
Harrison ana Miss Alice Reed
Miss Dorothy Harrison and Miss
charlotte Jones are an charge Of the
affair.
A buffet supper will he served at
III O'clock, and attractive german
fasprs will Ice given To those present.
Miss Hoge Entcrtains.
The home of Or and Mrs, Moses d
Hpce on Grace Street. was attractive
1y decorated on Saturday afternoon
Tor a tea At which their young dauEh-
ter, Miss BESSIE Hoge, was hostess,
Ferns palms and dainty flowers were
sof the house and the centerpiece on
the dining-room table was a basket
OF spring flowers.
Mrs Hoee who received with her
<iaushter, was ruwned ia old rose
crepe de chine, and she wore a cor
sage bouquet uf orchids Little Miss
Hog was dressed in q dainty froCk
nf pink crepe de chine with touches
of lace and carried bouquet Of pink
1T AeFs Mrs tTOXipp Gordon and
Miss Margaret Weldeil assisted in do
ing the honors of the occasion. and
Miss Evelyn Gordon presided a the
punch bowl
An informal dance followed the tea
In the evening. Dr Hoge vas in the
recelving line, and Douglas Gordon
and Croxton Gordon assisted in enter
taining the guests, \ stringed or
chestra played for the dancing and Ii
/ huffet supper was served at II o'clock.
Wedding of Interest Here.
E The wedding ~ Miss Hester Cabell
Tabh daughter III the late Or. Cabeil
n Tahb and Mrs. Tabb, 10 Mr.. Harvey
Coleman Brown, son Of Mr., and Mrs
ID. A. Brown took place very quietly
at noon on Saturday at the home Of
she brides cousin, Mr. Philip Mayo
j Tabb. 1909 Bolton Street. Baltimore.
! THE Rev William NJ Dame performed
n the ceremon After March J Mr.. ana
II airs Brown viii make their home at
4 c225 Monument Avenue this city.
Interesting Lecture.
In the auditorium of the jefferson
Hotel this evening at 80 O'Clock Miss
Lucy Jean Price 81 Cleveland Ohio.
will speak under the auspices Of the
ESsaat FSeginfa Association. Opposed 10 No-
mans Suffrage. Miss Price rs
4 charming speaker. who states the case
b nGainst suffrage ia such quiet. mag
h netic manner. with sIch obvious sin
q nerity and deep personal knowledge
z of the subject that her hearers are
Il convinced that her side is the right
SIDE the womanly side. II this great
public question
Al the Woman's Club,
THIS afternoon at the Woman
\ f.iuh will be unusually Interesting as
Il sss1lss Florence Peplc viii give an au-
Ii ahDr's reading This is not the first
h time that Miss Peple has appeared be-
3Ure the members Of the club and un-
doubtedly a large audience will 10
present 10 welcome her back
Mrs. Arthur Serlvenor is chairman
Euf the afternoon ana VIII present the
Il Epcaker. Tea viii be served.
Personal Mention.
Miss Martha ChamberlaI ne Valentine
1 ~il return 20 the city tomorrow, after
Il INTENDING the m,dwinter hops at the
Il Enisersity Of virginia.
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