The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
.,r.kDA MEREDITH DIETZ. Editor.
Tcscphonc Madison fs23.


E-U UaUTUa0aUz 10 IL u - y u u
will attend the Easter dinner dance
given there. Several surprise features
nave been planned for the entertain
ment vf the guests, and tho places at
the tables win he marked with Easter
rabbits and fuffy chickens. with nose
gays OF sweet peas for the women.
The clubhouse will be decorated In
cherry and apple blossoms, against
background OF palms and evcrgreens,
and the tables Will be arranged in
spring flowers,
Personals.
Mrs Howard l.. Anderson and Miss
Mary Putney. of this city spent Easter
with Mrs. j. II. Mabry in Newport
News.
MISS Catherine Moore has as her
guests, Miss Catherine Butler and Miss
Margaret Joynes, OF Newport News
Mrs J. f. Little has as her guest,
Miss Gladys T.. Massie. of Newport
News.
Mrs Egbert Lee is visiting Mrs.
Joseph A. Massie in Newport News.
Holiday Ball Tonight.
This evening in the Jefferson hotel
ballroom the long heralded holiday
BAH. given by the so ,ial workers Of
the Nurses settlement. will take place.
There are long list of patroncsses
% note and the affair promi.es to be
a prominent feature of the season.
Tables may stili be reserved through
Mrs William NJ Habliston, Boulevard
74t. and Mrs. 81. George Cooke. Madl-
son 3o30. Mrs. Herbert Mann is
al
dances and other features of the even
ing Assisting her are Mrs. Garrett
8uckner Wall; Mrs. Murat Wills. Mrs.
william holland, Mrs. st George
Bryan. Miss Lucy witt Miss Kate
BlankenAhjp and Miss Patty Cary nre
In charge OF the tickets; Miss Mary
Boyd is Chairman OF decorations. and
Mrs. John Gillian Munce, Mrs. Murat
Willis, Mrs. Karl Blackwell and Mrs.
Edwin. A. Palmer compose the COM
mittee on hostesses.
Interesting Lecture.
Captain John Hay Beth Clan TIay),
soldier author aud lectltEer will come
to Richmond Thursday evening TO
speak In behalf of the relief work for
Scotch regiments and their families.
The entertainment viii be given un-
der the Auspices of the War Relief
Association OF Virginia at the Jeffer-
con auditorium at sac o'clock, Ian
Hay haS written several books about
the war, including THE First One
Hunderd Thousand" and Getting To-
gether. In this last book he makes
mention Of the relief work which has
been done by Richmond in Europe.
His subject will be The Human Side
OF Life in the Trenches"
\. +. Y. \. Tea Postponed.
al tnn 4 h. r.
which was to have taken place at the
I John Marshall house April 90 from
a to o'clock, has been indefinitely
postponed on account of the unCer-
itainty md seriousness OF national af-
fairs,
! At the Art Club.
/ At the Art Club of Richmond this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Admiral
Harrie Webster. United States navy
retired. viii give talk on Scenes
/ from samoa Admiral Webster Is
we'll known at the club where he IS n
great favorite. After the lecture tea
will be- served by several Of the younger
members.
Tho Nusician-' Club.
What promises to he one OF the
most interesting programs given this
season by the members of tho Mn.
siclHns' club VIII he tomorrow morrins
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