Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
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Mr.. and M3s. John Lyons were hosts
ut prc,tIiy appointed dinner given at
tn. Country Club of Virginia last even
ing In honor OF their debutantc niece.
Miss Nellie Addison Renno,ds. There
were twenty guests present. and the
table wns set with centcrptece OF
spring lowers.
Entertained In Washington
Mrs. Oliver Y. Pagan, wife OF tho
Special Assistant Attorncy-General, en-
tertained at luncheon at her country
place. wood Farm" near Washing
ton, on "Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. {.
Vi. Iiarwood and Miss Harwood OF
Richmond who arc the guests OF Mrs.
william Graeme Harvey in Washing
ton. The color scheme was yellow. and
n large cente-piece Of yellow tulips
decorated the luncheon table. Covers
were laid for fifteen. and among those
ptesent were Mrs. William Fits. Miss
Fits. wife and daughter Of tho AS
sistant Attorney-General. Mrs bennett,
Miss bennett. Miss Bralker. Mrs. Rob
ert Pagan. Mrs. Albert Pagan. Mrs.
Charles Miller. Mrs. Kolfer and Mrs.
Smith.
Miss Harriet Grace Harmon enter
tanned at a bridge party on Friday for
Mis-. Harwood. and Mrs. Tucker *.
Sands gave bridge luncheon Thurs
day in honor OF Mrs. Harwood.
Host at Dinner.
Frank L. Stacy gave STAG dinner
IN Thursday evening at his home, 800.
West Grace Street. Those present
were r. T. Jellison. II. NJ Nelson. w.
l.. Booth. NJ. T. Spicer. w. p. TAYLOR,
r. L. OFT. A. r. Gilbert. Luther Moon.
To Addres. Muaiclnns' Club.
Miss Kate Chittenden vice president
and dean Of the Institute of Applied
Music in Now York City. will address
the members OF the Musicians Club at
their monthly musicale to be held In
the auditorium OF the Woman's CLUB
on Wednesday, morning at IL o'clock.
Miss Chittenden ia also a teacher OF
piano at Vassar College While In
Richmond sne will be at Gresham,
Court. the guest OF Miss Helen Baker.
principal OF the Collegiate School TO,
Girls.
The concert Will be music by French
composers. and the program will be
rendered by Mrs. I. *. Bowman. Mrs.
Howard Cook. Mrs. p. L.. Conquest. Jr.,
Mrs. Hamilton Smith. Miss Belle John
son. Miss Anita Kirkwood Miss X.
Thurston.
Miss Lora Crump. Miss Jean Trigs
and Mrs. Jennings c. Wise are tho
accompanies.
At the Woman's Club.
Mrs. William Wilson Sale will give
an illustrated talk at the woman's
Club Monday night at SIS o'clock.
and her subject will he "Manors OF
Virginia in Colonial Times" The pic
lures thrown on the screen are to be
III natural colorS. and Will show many
Of the beautiful old homes which
have been the scene of some OF the
most important events in the history
or this country. Both pictures and
mart OF the text are taken from Mrs
sales book published in 1910 by J. r.
Lippincott e. Co, in a limited edition
which was Immediately exhausted
MIS-. John Hunter is chairman For Mon
day and Will present the speaker to the
audience There will be no afternoon
program on Monday.
s. Airs. Sale. who was formerly Miss
Edith Tunis is an authoress OF dis
function and renown, and her lecture
at the club will be one Of the most
charming events of-the season.
Members Of the club may bring men
escorts.
On Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
DIR. Henry Noble McCracken, president
OF Vassar College. will speak on "Edu-
cation for citizenship
-, Mrs. Moses D. HoSe. Jr Is chair
man OF the afternoon. This lecture
will take the place OF the regular We'd
nesday round table.
Concerning Wnr Relief Concert.
The largest and most fashionable
charity Of the season in Richmond will
be; the 'tahieauS and concert to be
given at the Academy Of Music on
February 5. by the War, Relief Asso-
citation Of Virginia. Prominent and
Beautiful. society women in town will
represent the countries OF the allied