The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21

under the auspices Of the Open Air
school Association, will be the Egyp-
tian dance. In which debutantes OF
the season are to participate. Miss
Ella Binford Is training the dancers
and also selecting the costumes Those
taking part will be the Misses Anne
Randolph Warren. Mary Tomlin
Anderson. Mary Halves, Doreen Fitz-
Gerald. Martha Wall, Isabel williams,
Emile Rogerson. Corbin Spicer, Gene
Heck, Alice Jones. Nellie Rennolds
and Katherine Scales
\. p. V. \. Reception.
Invitations have been received from
! tho Association for the Preservation
| of Virginia Antiquities for a recep-
ton. which Ia to be the afternoon of
February :, at o'clock. in John
Marshall House This entertainment
, Is In honor of members of the bench
! OF the city, State and the Federal
| judiciary. which will he here at that
( time. and other officials. Refresh
ments will he served and short
speeches are to be made by few of
the distinguished visitors. This is to
he a stag affair.
Concert and Tahlcaux.
Arrangements are being completed
for the concert and tableaux and con-
cert which will be given at the Acad-
envy Of Music the night of February
6 at Sis o'clock under the auspices
of the Virginia War Relief Associa-
ton. Mrs. Robert NJ Blankenship is
chairman of the enterprise. and with
her committees is planning an artis-
ito entertainment II liz probable that
the house will be filled. Mrs. John
, Kerr Branch Is chairman OF the pa
troness committee and in this de-
partment Is assisted by Mesdames
Robert Gamble Cabell, I. Newton
Vaughan. William II. Palmer. Fred
Peasants, Desoto FITZGERALD, ]. j.
Rennolds, The long list OF patron
esses indicates a brilliant audience.
Dansant mt the Jefferson.
The Florence Nightingale Circle OF
Kings Daughters will give n dansant
at the Jefferson on the evening of Feb
ruary Ia for the benefit Of the Shell
tering Arms Hospital and many in
teresting features have been planned
for the affair. Tables may be re-
served through a committee and the
patronesses Will be announced later.
Lees birthday Social
The Junior r. Y, p. Z. of the Ran
dolph- Street BAPTIST Church held
very enjoyable social at the parson-
age on Lees birthday at P. NJ, The
affair was in charge of Miss Rosa
Robertson assisted by Miss Ivey
TiIer. The parlors were tastefully
decorated with cut flowers and Con-
federate and Union flags. and A
splendid photograph Of Robert r
Lee. The general color scheme was
red white and blue
The Juniors INDUCED IN games OF
various kinds, after which refresh
ments were served SpeCiaI music
was also a feature of the occasion.
Those present were Miss Lucy 3.
Tiller, Miss Rosa Robertson. A. Har-
rison Saunders, Miss Emily Palmer.
Miss Ora Lee Carter, Miss Ava
Gibbs, Miss Bernice Carter Miss
Norma Buar, Miss Doris Wrenn. Miss
Doris Loving. Miss Tmogen Loving,
Miss Margaret Hayes Miss Grace
Iohwasser Miss EVELYN Dance, Miss
Virginia Vaughan. Miss Lois Cottrell.
Miss Alice Cottrell. Miss Minnie Angel
and Alfred Heslep. Emmett Robert
son. Randolph Robertson, Garnett
Armbrecht, John Marshall John
Cornett Campbell Baur, Leslie Min
son, Ernest Owens. Albert Huntley,
Willie Wilbur. Charlie Sanderson.
Turkey Dinners.
The Loving Band OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, near FIFTH and
Main Streets. will serve its three an
nual turkey dinners next week, on
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