Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
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Mr.. and Airs. Iicth l.orton. of New
York. who arc visiting RiChmond for
several months this winter. have sent
ON cards FOR "a reception at tho West
ln"rc,and club on Thursday evening.
February II. from . to - O'Clock. Sup
'"r VIII BE- served continuously, and
'hcre viii hc dancing the whole eve
iinS. Both dining rooms and the la rgc
sun parlOr on the iirSt floor of the club
nave been rcs rived for the occasion.
ia" receptions is given ia honor of
Mr.. and MtS. l.ortor'S cousins. Mrs w
~. Fitzhugh Tee. Miss Mamie Randolph
|icth. d;,ughtcr Of Ma jor -Gcncral Harry
'icth. {. :. ~. and Miss Salli" Stuart
''"lllnv. of TIA" University of Virginia.
who VIII assist tho hostess in rscciv-
inE. Invitations include the old friend.
;nh relatives Of tho Lee. i.ortnu. Boil
ing an'l licth families. and the younger
dancing set
Airs. Lprtou. vino has Il Wild acuuaint-
"uc" here. and VINO has been eXtcn-
s'N"IN entertained in Richmond this
winter. Was Miss Mary Ncwbold Law
renee, Of New York Mr Lor,on Is &
Wei known NirEinian, vino lived in
'arhIpoud uutil lac moved to New York
SON" years ago. Tn. iicth I."rtons
hay" numerous relations throughout
Ni'S.u'e aud iaTg" circlc OF friends
ia this city.
luncheon for Miss Heck.
Among the smart events Of the week
was tho luncheon given Tuesday AT
O'Clock by Mrs. Edmund S,rudwick in
honor II Miss Gene Gray Heck, tho
dcbutantc niece % Dr. ANA Mrs J. Al
liSon Hodges. The table was prc,tiIy
arranged with spring covers aud
covers were laid FOR sixteen Miss
Elizabeth I,aulct Of Rochcstcr y y
;.id Miss Rose Mason. nf Charles rown.
". Va, wcr" among tho guests.
Bun-t Luncheon Yesterday.
More than 20" guests w'r" cutter
yivcn ~ NJ. nli,e, C.,,,dg and Mr.
g r,,,in.,, a, M ..,,,g.., bn,,o !,
Wo.tmor.l,ud Il.ro Tho ,un.bco,,
whi,h va. ono ar tho hnnI.o,r
90, ,,,,,, e 80, 49,;
Tor sc..nr ,.. ,i,c, ~ hnrnr
ar Mra " - r.,cn.,raf, az
:, I,uis Nh and Air. - 9. Skinner
nf j,urh,m -. ria housc u.s mr..
ranrcd e>,r,ubcrc ia ,,.I,ue fcrur AID
sIl>cr ,,s., ~ ,,,!,i,, .,,i,,r nn,"r,
Erwis az sn,i,,y no,ycr. ,y,ro .l.o ,,s.,I
In tho dining room and Tho luncheon
,ahlo wac So, ,,.f,b , j-rcn, IA h,sls., ~
mink ,ns.. and danoJDs
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va W. - y.
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luz d'H ME- '''''N '''' ""''''
CHARITY HALL ItiE success.
90" 81 tn" largest AND most brilliant
cNcH'S o' INC ""aS"" was W.
bah aud cabaret dane" IN the ball
room ~ tn" Jefferson iiotcl last eve
uiuG. Tho afaD, WAS Tor the b"n"ht
~ tn. open Air schools ara iho ISi
"i patrons Tor th' nan "as '""S ""n
fashionable ono. IN" t"pI'S "'rc ar
ranged AROUND ~" s'H"s OF 'hH nSh-
room ana quantities OF palms haE
tr""s aud spring Towers decorator the
stage. Vases 81 mowers were use" on
The tables ana W" pretty gowns o.
tho women IN "t'"nfah'" i'i'i ""ue"
charm Z" tn" 'h'"r'''h'n"h'
An orchestra pihN"d 'hf"nSh""' ,ne
evening. the hpothS ""'" humS WIN
nowcrs and southern sWilaN' n" pro
gram was usually uhiHuc an" W. go
ionablc set was OUT IN i"f'e l" "t'e""
ms function.