Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15
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) SOCIETY &
SSA~A IN ~

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The most important society event Of
To-day is the fourth dance Of the Rich
tnond German club. which will take
mace al the jefferson Hotel At 3 o'clock.
seated supper viii be served in the
dining room at 1890 O'Clock. and the
dancing will last nntii 1850. Colonel
j" Lane Stern will lead the dance,
with Miss Anne Hopkins. Of Washing
'"n who is spending Il shor, time in
Richmond.
Miss Hopkins and her father. Pro-
iosSor Neville Monroe Hopkins. viii
nc guests or Miss Virginia Christian
during their stay here. Miss Hopk ms
is Il great nice. of Madame dc Sibourg.
"f Richmond.
i.rnNe for Chnrtcstun.
Miss Ethel Aston CabcIl left Fri
day for Charleston, 5. e.. accompanied
by her quest, Miss Mary Rhctt ST
n"nda. who has been spending several
weeks q, tho Cabell home in Rich
in"nd. Miss cabell will visit Miss ST.
mond* in Charleston for TWO weeks
and wili he among the guests a. sew
"ral brilliant balls. notable among
which VIII he the famous ST. Cecilia
haIi y number Of interesting affairs
have been planned FOR Miss cabcll
during her stay IN Charleston
u the Woman. Club.
'yrii Maude tho noted English ac-
tor. viii give lecture at the Womans
'lub this afternoon AT o'clock on
The Experiences Of the French ana
English in the Trenches" and :, large
audience Viii be present to hear this
DISTINGUISHED guest The regular pro-
cram for this date viii take place later
n tn" season at the club iI"stcsscs
'"r the afternoon include
@ ,?p' WIZ Ma.@a 81, S,us Hg'f Ner .S"''
~ w., tli1s lar Mrs G,harles Robins
~ rhi,p Taiaf"rfo Mrs MAMIE %Hr 'I warr.n
Nj Maudc ~ q speaker OF tho great.
"-t charm and magnetism. and his ad.
dress at tho club viii bc one Of tho
most interesting OF tho season
Mr.. Maudc spent day after day IN
London last summer making the
rounds Of the hospitals which contain
80 me Wounded soldiers. tho object of
his visits being to amuEc the con-
Nalc'c"nt soldiers with anecdotes and
iitt" character sketches Upon occa-
sion his entertainment was Of "a more
serious nature. and he would read
from III" First Hundred Thousand
captain Ian Hays splendid war story
RMS seemed TO find the greatest de-
rrce az favor from tn. soldiers
Engagement Announced
Announcements Was made IN AuXvAysc
N" WEDNESDAYS OF tho engagement, or
Miss Nell harrison and : Ward romp-
"'hs' o. liiIiSN.ll". Va. lilo dat" Of
INC wcdhins "a" not made known. The
hiihe- io-be - , daughter OF John :
HARRISON. OF iINlaSscc. and cAc Of the
rrc''y young omen Of .ha, com.
rrni'' Sh" Is cousin ~ Mrs Lewis
Moore. o. ms city. aud nice" NJ VI leg
t'arl Cunningham Th' wedding viii
-" elimination o. aa acQua iutailc.
Iprh'od IN Virginia several Ncurs ago
VIII" Mics Harrison waa visiting nj
~" nome ~ Il Krone in Floyd
nuniE
""iurn To Ri"hnn"nd.
Nj and Mr.. T.. -. 10, SON nj rh.
Chesterfield. have returned to the ciry.
after spending Tho holiIay season i'm
CtcN land .ud Akron Mrs Rcusou's
'0othcr. Of Akron. accompanied ,hcm
30 Richmond
-. \. u. I.nt~rtninrd
Nr' W Z. Wo,a. OF Nlorunen, 40,
I'lI', Na- hostess ur the ,'c.nrio,ir..ltl
''haptcr. nsuehtcr or American Rcyo.
luton. - idny afternoon n'oIn,l.
iu celebration OF tie anuivcrs,r, o,
the marriage az General Gcnrro V:,si,
iuctou and Marin, D:,-,i,id, ,.,r.i
which ,ook piac, Jauuar. l-ss !.
was an evening or Colonial ui,sic.
Songs and their Origin ana nisin,i..i
parcit wcrc read on ib..a .n,,. 49,
Nl's. samuel Anderson. Mrs ,harl.s !,
Watkins and Miss k.thori,. i,I,y.r,le
AIR NJ. l. Anderson opened III. n,,.
gram by reading thu. carly i,s,o,y %,
Martha custis nm IN ~ ,,r -.
,,cddiug 80 General Wusn,,r.,or i
also 2 sketch Of ola :, ,,.,c,,S ,..,,,,
New Kent county in which ~,
riasc took nlaco \, no cn,,.,,,.i,,,
% tho Dro.ran Nrs n - -ri,.
t.rc several sonrs tn. ,,,, o,,',,s
decorated i'm ,nI vrf, 49,, ,i
rerr..I,,,o,,y 49,, '" ''"'' III"