The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-27
TO PERFECT PLANS
FOR INDOOR FETE
Association Meets at Jefferson Ihis
Afternoon---Mrs. Elicit Entertains
Schoolgirl Friend.

Schoolgirl Friend
There will be an important meeting
of the Indoor Garden Fete Assocm-
ton this afternoon at a O'Clock IN
room $40 at the Jefferson Hotel. in
order 70 perfect plans and appoint
committee. for the entertainment
which will be given on May 10, II
and ~, under the auspices or the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton. This association is planning TO
enclose the Soldiers Section at hoilN
wood with wrought iron gaze anu
enclosure. All members OF the as
soriat,on and the public are invited to
help make this entertainment a, great
success.
Guests From Abroad.
An intervening affair OF Saturday
was the luncheon given by Mrs, T. II.
Elicit. of so? West Franklin street, IN
honor of Mrs. Susan .Ainley, OF LONDON
ana Paris. who is the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. James II. Drake, at their
home on Floyd Avenue. About
dozen members of the younger set
were present and the table was set
with ionauiis and snapdragons as
eenterpiece color scheme OF white
and goid was carried out and little
Dresden china figures marked the
places Mrs Elicit and Mrs. Alnley
have been friends for A long time, nav
ing graduated in the same class at the
Wesleyan Female College. of Macon,
"a.
Mrs. Lyons tn Entertain.
Mrs. James Lyons Is giving very
small tea on Wednesday afternoon at
4:so O'Clock in honor of Mrs. Henry
Ainiey. Of London The affair will
take place In the Monroe Terrace
apartment of the hostess and only In
innate friends have been asked.
interesting Double Wedding.
On Saturday morning at ! O'Clock
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Hunter, 1ts-A North Third street. was
the scene OF an interesting double we'd
ding. when their granddaughter MISS
Hucy-PasHe- Thompson and Miss
HAlen Frances Thompson. daughters
of j. Payne Thompson. Of Salem. Va
became tha brides OF Lawrence Lonin
ana John Cumnock. both of Altavlsta
Va. The double ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. r. A, White pas
tor OF Duncan Memorial Methodist
Church. Ashland. Both brides wore
Charming going-away gowns II DARK
blue. with hats TO correspond, and
their flowers were lilies Of the valley
They were unattended, and Mr.
THOMPSON gave his. daughters away
At the conclusion OF their wedding
Journeys they will reside In Altavista
Hudxon--Hudson.
Mr.. Herbert Hudson and Miss F1orie
Mae Hudson, of Amherst County
were married at the Amherst Nefho-
dist parsonag, Saturday AT I o'clock
hy the paHtor Rev r.. s. Raughau
They will continue TO live in Amherst
County.
"a At gfae wonans' Club.
a'~ q n
nj. Rev. ID. j. OConnell Bishop of
Richmond. will lecture before the
members OF the womans' Club on
THE Roman Forum" The bishop Is
one of the foremost speakers OF Nir-
Ginla, and the club is looking forward
with great pleasure 10 kearing him
Mrs. William G.. Stanard in chairman
of the afternoon and she has invited
Mra Sally Nelson Robins to- present
the speaker TO his audience An
Informal reception wifi follow the leo
ture and a number OF ladies' have been
asked TO act as hostesses for the after
noon.
The members OF the club will be
interested 70 know ttrsr Immediately
before the lecture beautiful book
case, which Mr.. John 8. M1nce has
given 10 the club. as memorial tol
The late Mrs Munce, will he present !
ed. Mrs Arthur LEROY will accept
the gift for the club. and Mrs VIII
aiam G. Stanard will make the pre-
sentation In behalf OF the donor. This
bookcase. which is to be known as the
ssMunce Memorial Library" contains
many valuable books Of or about VIZ
ginians the literature OF this State al
ways having been a subject OF much
interest TO Mr.. Munoe
The Art Cub Of Richmond
o41N !
suoud are looking forward with keen
pleasure 10 Tuesday afternoon when
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will give
an afternoon OF storytelling.
Miss Jones gave an afternoon at the
Art Club two years ago. when she
won the hearts OF all the members.
This time the interest is increased
BY the fact that some of the stories
viii be about art and artists, and so
especially appropriate for the Art
Club. They are by O. Henry, who
seems to know artists as II he him
self had been one.
Another point Of especial interest ia
che fact that the chairman OF the
Afternoon. Mrs. F.. E Moffitt, Is a
cousin or O. Henry's. and II IS hoped
will tell something of the life OF this
writer OF whom North Carolina is so
5ustiy proud.
AT the CIohe OF THIS dSiiSAei oi
gram the guests will adjourn TO tho
tea-room. where the tea-table Will be
presided over by Miss Elizabeth
Davenport Friends will assemble
promptly at 4:30. the usual hour for
The Tuesday afternoons.
Mr.. Charles Biesers exhibit opens
on Tuesday afternoon.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Ashton Woodplan. OF Charles
ton, w. Va. Is the guest of Mrs |
Barksdale Lathrop, at her home In
this city.
Mrs. Charles r. Norman has az her
guest Mrs. Howard Lovington Bishop. |
of Washington.
Miss Ruth Eskew, of Charleston, ". !
Va. has been this regent guest Of
Miss Emily Waddill in this city.
Miss virginia Tyler. of 51s West
Franklin Street, is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Dudley staples. of Harrison !
burg, has been visiting in Raleigh, /.
N. c., Richmond and Lynchburg.
Mrs. George w. Harrington. of