Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
MRS. OTTO HESS GIVES
PARTY FOR MISS SCOTT
Entcrtains at Cards at Her Home on
Floyd Avenue, With Supper
Following.
TO LECTURE ON STORYTELLING
Mrs. Donaldson to Deliver Last OF
Series OF Addresses mt Woman's
Club This Aftcrnoon-I.ieut-C
Potts to Speak in Ginter Park.

Miss Ellen Bcirne Scott WAS guest Of
h"nor last evening at card party
given by Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess. at
her home. 500 Floyd Avenue. There
were four tables OF auction playing,
inc girls being invited for cards and
the men coming in later for supper.
The rooms were decorated everywhere
In cvergrccns and red flowers, carry
ing out the Valentine idea. and attrac-
i've Valentine score cards marked the
places OF the guests at the tables.
Mrs. Hess and Miss Scott received
with Mrs. David Harris Lcake and
Miss Fanny Scott. and Miss Camilla
Wexford presided at the punch bowl.
The honor guest wore quaint dress
or green chiffon and velvet. and Mrs.
Hess was gowned in blue satin. finished
with lace Mrs. Ieakc wore gown OF
pale-grccn taffctu.
Some of the guests invited to meet
MISS scott were Misses Louise Curtin,
Martha Valentine, Alice Blair, Alice
Munson. Rosa Moseley. Mildred Lefew,
Mary Morris. Lucille Neal. Sally Cor
don. Elizabeth Kelley. Ann Roy John
ston. Mary Stafford Munford. Louise
wilmer. Frcderica Campbell Ursula
Harrison, Gladys Glover. Kitty ISigbie.
and John Cutchins, Charles Harris, G.
NJ Chichester. br. Dan Talley, stuart
l.takc. L. g. Harrison, John l.. Lea.
John howard, Blair String fellow. Will
liam l.awton, Francis Johnson, Mr..
Mciutvrc, Wortham Spilman. MOrson
Keith, Joseph Hurt. Ben smith. Walter
Moore. Gray Garland. Robert Dashicll.
Bruce Ferguson. Harry Augustine and
Andrew Chriitian.
TO Ounce for Charity.
Little Miss Dennis. WIo has recently
returned from New York. where She
has been studying dancing. viii dance
IN costume at the inuSant for the bcnc-
~ OF the Retreat for the Sick on Feb
ruary S at the Richmond Hotel The
ticket committee includes Mrs l.. i.
S,anard, Mrs. Paul Howie and Mrs. a.
L. Strause.
Amir. Of To-Day.
Folk Tales viii be the subject Of
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham's lecture
thi. afternoon nj o'clock before the
rtory telling class. The class viii meet
II, the Art club OF Richmond. J2l West
Grace Street.
The womnn's Club OF Ginter Park
viii hold it's regular meeting this af-
tcrnoon at O'Clock DR. j. c. Mctcalf.
OF Richmond COLLEGE, will address tho
club on '1dcalism in Southern Litera-
,ure" Tea will he served after the
lecture
This afternoon at 4;5o o'clock, Mrs
Sally Ould Donaldson will give the
last Of her series Of very interesting
lectures at the WonIan's Club this sea
SON Mrs. DonHidson's lectures have
been among the notable events of the
rintcr here. Her addresses are mos.
instructive. AS well rs charming TO lis
ton TO, and they have been perhaps
the most popular features OF very
unusual season. Mrs. Donaldson VIII
lecture on preparedness
~ Interest Here.
Il viii he source of interest to
the nany friends OF Mrs. Annie Rein
hurdt Jnmcs 10 learn OF her success
IN New York whore Mr. and Mrs.
James are spending the winter In
December sh. played recital before
the wornan's club OF Ridsewood,
fashionable suburb Of New York. and
,his month appeared as sol0ist with
the Cecilia Society Mrs. James is
conching repertoire with her former
teacher, Henry Schradicck. Mr.. James
Is also studying with Robert Hosea
and is a member Of the Orpheus Male
chorus club The late summer Will
find Mr.. and Mrs James back in Iich-
mond where Mrs. James VIII open
her violin studio.
To Address Association.
lieutenant Colonel Allen Potts VIII
address the members Of the Ginter
park Circle Of tho Foreign Relief As
ISOLATION al the residence OF Mrs. y,
N. Cover. AIS Chambcrlayne Avenue
on Thursday morning at !! o'clock.
colonel Po,ts has r"cently returned
from, an extended stay abroad
Auxiliary Entertained.
The circle & Of the Junior Auxiliary
y,yc.a marty Saturday ct o'clock III
TIC :, E'auTs parish house. All kinds
~ interesting games were r!aEch.
.rh.u there was a grabbing ana
snidor web. and n prize vas given 10
~, ono who pinned the donkey's tan
an Th. branch has been exceedingly
nwsv urncticinc for The PLAY ii Is to
80 ,,,hruory % The play viii he
ss,ivo, NV the Junior Auxiliary, and is
a presentation OF the japanese KINDER
shrten.
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