Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
Mr.. AND MRS. WHITE
GUESTS At MANSION
Mrs. de Soto Fitz Gerald Gives Auc-
ton Bridge Party at Com.
monwealth Club.
ATTEND WHITE HOUSE DINNER
DIR. and Mrs. X. Is. Teusler, Who Are
Spending Winter Here. Leave To.
Day for Westinghouse
Events Of To-Day.

Day for Washington-soci
Events Of To-Day.
Governor Henry Carter Stuart has as
his guests at the Executive Mansion
Tor re-" days MIR. and Mrs. E. d.
Selma" near I.cesburG. Miss Kath-
crime Stuart. OF Abingdon, is also
guest at the Governors Mansion.
Hrs. Fit" Gerald Gives Card Party.
IN interesting affair Of yesterday
WAS the auction bridge party given by
Mrs. de Soto Fitz Gerald. of Monument
Avenue. at the Commonwealth Club.
INC rooms were arranged every where
IN bowls and vases OF spring flowers.
and palms and bay trees were grouped
At the entrances. Eight tables were
engaged, and handsome prizes were
awarded for the highest scores. Tea
WAS served at small tables. after the
game wax concluded.
To Attend White Hous. Dinner.
Or. and Mrs. v. Il. Teusler. who are
spending the winter with relatives In
Richmond. will leave to-day 10 attend
- dinner At the White House. given by
President and Mrk. Wilson this week.
Tho Tcuslcra make their home in
Japan. where Or. Teusler is head of
81. Lukc'h International Hospital In
Tokyo. He il cousin of Mrs Wilson.
and was one OF the guests present at
her marriage IN Deccmper.
Mrs. Teusler was. before her mar
riage, Miss Woodward. of this city. and
she and Dr.. Teusier. with their chill
d'cn. have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Whi.lock, Jr. at Wcsthamp
ton. for several months past.
Events Of To-Day.
Miss Bessie wa,kins Of aos West
h'ranklin street. is giving luncheon
to-day at her home in honor Of Miss
Eugcnia Fairfax.
Miss Fairfax will also DC guest OF
honor this evening Al dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. W Brydon Tenant
- their home on West Franklin Street.
The Richmond Education Association
has arranged 20 give a concert th&'
"NcuinG at $50 O'Clock to the pupils
az the John Marshall High school Tho
Philharmonic Association Will render
the program. assisted by Mrs. IInuil-
tom Smith. who Will sing some charm
!us songs. Mrs. +. W. Duke is chair
man ~ the music committee, and
cards OF admission 10 the concert will
DC distributed among the students ny
NJ. 'iarwood principal 81 the High
school
Mrs ]. Newton Vaughan. il Mrs.
Thomas Ar!uistcad and Miss Martha
Hobinson viii be hostesscs At tho
charity tea room in tho jefferson Hotel
;hir afternoon
DnncinE Party.
Mr. and Mrs. :. j. Baird entertained
at = delightful dance NJ their residence.
..lo west Main street. IN honor Of
h"r 'u'c sisters. Misses Lille and Alma
Noodle. and niece. Miss Ethel Good
win. all Of Norfolk Tho house was
decorated in pott"d plants and cut dow
crs, tho color schc!n" being pink and
green. Mrs. y. q stone. Of Raleigh.
y. g. presided ~ tic punch bowl The
guests included Mrs. e. T. Rclifare
M,. stone. ~ Raleigh \. g, and Mr.
and Mrs. Baird: Misses Gertrude s,eser.
Gertrude Hopper, Lille and Alma
WQ"dIicf and Ethel NJ. Goodwin. Of
Norfolk: Ferry Scay, Joseph Baker
iiiiy Ryan, Jr., CLYDE Southwark Fos-
'er Powell Eill Myers. Franklin Scay
and Bll Stoudy.
shower for Rcstover Home.
The board az nianaS gers Of the Rest
over Homo for Working Girls. 700
south Cherry street. will Givc mis-
reilanccus shower on Tuesday March
:. from 10 and 10 10 o'clock
Light refreshments viii be served and
al friends OF the home are invited to
attend
Mrs Bcthci Maid Of Honor.
The home OF MIR. and Mrs Frank
w Blake in Graydon Park, Norfolk
was the scene OF a pretty home wedding
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock,
when their daughter. Miss Mary Corson
blake. became the bride OF Robert Ia
Dor Haslcr. The drawing-room, where
he marriage took place was decorat-
al with Ivy. ferns and palms and light
al With candles and the ceremony was
performed before an mproviscd altar
NJ ferns and palms. By Rev. Stuart Nye
ltutchison, pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Marjorie Bethel, OF Richmond
"ho was maid Of honor, wore a gown
~! pink satin yelled In tulle and trim
ned with silver lace and carried a
shower bouquet OF violets
Among the out-of-toNn guests pres
ont we're Mrs. J. H. Gibson and Mrs
T.. y. Corson, OF .Abcrdccn. Md: Mrs
William Lands, OF Oxford. y c.: Mrs.
~ j. kerns. OF Charleston. :. c.; Miss
Marjorie Bethel. OF Richmond: Miss
hsielle Cleaver OF Wilmington. Del,
aud Arthur r. Iasler, OF New York
{ hRrIfy Plays.
Mother Church and Her Juniors"
and voices OF the Women will be
presented Tuesday. March :, at S15
O'clock at St Lukc's Church, corner LON
hardy and Beverley streets. by the two
branches of the Junior Auxiliary OF that
church. At this time also an address
VIII he made by David II. Brown, sec
'etary OF the Laymen's Missionary
Movement and the choir will render
IN anthem during the offertory which
viii be taken for the work of the Junior
\uXiiiary.
Informal Dance.
Miss Dorothy Guthrie will act as
hos'css AT an informal dance TO be held
mis- evening at $50 o'clock ut her
home. 21oo Hanover Avenue. Those in
v,"d arc: Misses Phoeby Harmon.
Ruth Trevillian. Elizabeth Gentle, Flor
"ncc Gary. Dorothy Guthrie and Alice
Mitchell; Messrs John Bennett. Wei
ford Trevillian. Wilbur Cardoza, Asher
Harmon, NOyce Wilson, Garland Ste
ger. Victor Perkins and Edward Mitch
ell
Mrs. George o. Tenncy is in the city
tor brief visit on her way to South |
Carolina. where She will be the guest
"f her fathcr-in-law, Charles b. Ten
ney, Of Ciarks Hill, S. G.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.