Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

VI lue currency ana Mri. JOhn ShcltDn
Williams at their country estate FAX
tom on the Cary Street Road The
dinner was in honor of the members
of the Federal Farmers loan Board
and Mr. and Mrs. Williams had as
their guests George ". Norris. &. r..
l.obdcll. Herbert Quick. W. a. Smith
Mr.. Flanagan. Mr. Englcken, Of Wash
ington: Il. Randolph Williams, Fred
eric William Scott. John Is Branch,
Oliver j. Sands Egbert g.. Leigh, Jr..
Eppa lunton. Jr., Or j. ID. Eggleston,
of Blacksburg. and Or George Ben
Johnston
Covers were laid for sixteen, and the
table was decorated with a fascinating
centerpiece of red and pink roses and
wheat.
At the Womnn's Club.
~ charming musical opened the sea-
at the Woman's club yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. r. d. Hcuucin-
bourg. violinist: James Wesley White.
soloist, and James l.. Womblc at the
piano. y large and enthusiastic au-
uicncc greeted the artists of the al
tcrnoDn. Mrs. llcnuembourS Is one of
the best-known violinists in Richmond.
and her rccitals at the club are al
ways most pleasing Mr.. White has
~ splendid basso- cantantc voice. and
sang with taste and great feeling. Mr..
Wombc is AN excellent accompanied.
and his playing added greatly 10 the
charm OF both artists.
HILL for Miss E'ItH Gerald.
Thursday. December !. is the date set
FOR the coming out party to bc given
by Mr.. ana Mrs. de Soto F:tz Gerald. to
Introduce their daughter. Miss Dorcon
f'itz Gerald. TO society in Richmond. The
dance Will be brilliant affair and
VIII take place at the Jefferson Hotel.
Miss Fitz Gerald is a charming young
GIRL and II number Of handsome af-
fairs Will be given in honor Of her
debut this winter. She and her mother
are still at the White sulphur Springs
nf,t tt IN, ltfl nd f,r
several weeks yet.
Musical TO-Morrow.
The formal opening "f the Musiciaus'
club tomorrow morning ut IL o'cIocr
In the auditorium OF the Woman's club
viii mark the Inauguration Of a go
RES OF morning musicals which viii
no doubt prove one Of the most i'm
portant steps yet taken IA the advance
mcnt of musical interest and culture
i'm Richmond Mrs. Charming Ward
pianist, assisted by Mrs. Francis Yves,
Reinhardt, soprano, viii be the artists
Tor the opening recital Mrs. Ward.
who has made her home In Richmond
for the past five years. has been fro
aucntly heard in rcCitals at the wo-
mans Club, but her recital hcfnr" the
Musicians club on Wednesday will be
the first opportunity that such n large
contingent Of musical people OF Rich
mond have had OF hearing her IN re-
cital.
Mrs. Ward has worked with some Of
country, among them being Hans Won
Schiller. DIR. +. Xicgfcld, Felix Borrow
ski. and Arthur Fricdhcim. the great
Russian pianist and pupil OF Lstz. and
prior to her marriage made several
tours OF the West and Was for some
Kim" member of tn. faculty Of the I'h!-
cage Musical College
Mrs Rcinhardt is substituting for
Mrs. Thomas Whit,et, who VIII be an
able to sing.
\ halloween mi In IN
There wili be gala time ~ the
Halloween party given hv the phila-
thea Bible Glass OF Westminster Pres
byterian Church on ncAt Monday even
ing ut o'clock. The entertainment
VIII be most appropriate 10 the occa-
sion and the proceeds viii be used In
purchasing a sanitary drinking fouu-
tain Tor the sunday school.
Concerning Miss f.rvin's Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Henrietta
Erwin and Raymond Massey. which Will
he an interesting event OF this week.
VIII be celebrated tomorrow evening
at o'clock III the rose drawing room
OF the hIchmoEd Hotel. The two maids
Of honor vii! include the brides sister.
Mss Addie Erwin. ana Miss Edith IIys-
Top, OF Norfolk. T. H. sutton will act
as best man for Mr. Massey and the
grUonsmcn will include DcniSon sta
Piles and Il. ). DesIortcs.
Among the many attractive affairs in
honor of Miss Erwin was a dinner party
Saturday evening at the Country Club
Of Virginia. given by Miss Lucille Mas
sey. Covers were laid tor twelve. those
present including only the bridal party
and out-of-town guests.
Guests at Wedding.
An interesting event in Norfolk So
ciety this week will be the marriage
OF Miss Augustine Virginia Allen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James t..
Allen. and John Goodenow Tyler son
OF MIR. and Mrs. George G. Tyler. OF
Baltimore, which Will take place Sat
urday evening at $50 o'clock at SSndy
Knoll, Virginia Beach, the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony. which
will be performed by Rev. Father Philip
i. brennan, pastor OF 81. Mary's catho-
lie Church, Will he witnessed by only
relatives and Il few intimate friends
of the bride and bridegroom. and will
be followed by 4 reception TO which
about 2o0 invitations have been is
sued. Miss Allen will enter the draw
ing room with her father, BY whom She
Will be given in marriage. The
tron of honor will be Mrs. Richard
Clair Everett. sister of the bride. and
little Miss Helena Allen Everett and
Michael Glcnnan. III. will be ribbon
bearers The bridegroom will have as
his best man, his brother, stephen
Brancroft Tyler.
Among the guests who will attend
the Tyler-Allen wedding will be Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Whitchurst. OF Rich
mOnu. MT. ana MIS- george u. turner
and George G. Tyler. OF Baltimore:
William j. Cronin and Herbert iSickel.
Of philadelphia: Harry Clark, OF Balti-
more: Mr. and Mrs. Parker =. burbank
and Mrs Dorothy Sayrc Butler, of Rich
mUnd: Misses Dorothy Harrison, Rosa
line Harwood and Eliza Montgomery. OF
Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Hope
Noel. of Stuart. entertained five tables
at hearts at which time she announced
the engagement of her sister. Miss Bess
Noel, to George Malcolm ruten, Of An
drews, $. c. The wedding, which Will
be a very quiet one will take place the
latter part OF November Mr.. Tuten is
we'll known in Richmond, having lived