The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-14

Hollins alumnae and their friends
with an attractive card party and tea
st the Woman's club. This is the one
break In the Lenteh season when one
may relax and enjoy an entertain
v nenf 1t IS tho first time the day has
been observed in Richmond, although
Ii is always celebrated With balls ana
& other festivities in Northern cities.
Cards. auction bridge and five hun
\ tSred will begin at 3 30 o'clock and
tables may be reserved mp 10 10
o'clock this morning by calling Miss
Ruth Bell. Monroe Terrace, Madison
13zS, or Miss Louise Currin. $40 West
+ Franklin street, Madison 1895.
Prominent jewellers In the city have
given beautiful prizes for the highest
scores.
At o'clock, those who do not care
to play cards may come in for tea.
Home made delicacies viii be served
Miss Brent Witt s chairman OF the
afternoon and Miss Keith Saville Is
chairman OF the refreshment COM
mtttee
The entertainment II for the estab-
iiShment OF full scholarship to Hol-
Inns college.
Engagement Is Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
The engagement OF Miss Aurelia
Benin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge Benin. 1882 Guilford avenue;
baltimore Md, TO John Binford wal
ford. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Patterson Walford OF Richmond
Mr.. waifora Is a well-known young
man. He is an architect and gradu-
ate OF John Marshall high school Miss
Benin Is a student tf the vocal depart
mert OF the Peabody Conservatory OF
Music, and has sung in many con-
certa In Baltimore and other cities,
The wedding will be solemnized In
April.
Returns TO Newport News.
MISS Phoebe Presley, who has been
observing in the Richmond kinder
VArtens for some time, has returned
to her home In Newport Newa
Mn. Cox win Preside
Mrs. william Ruffin Cox. OF Rich
mond. president OF the Colonial Da mes
of America In the state of Virginia,
will this afternoon preside over a
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. Bar
son Myers. IN Freemason street, Nor
FOLK, OF all the Colonial Danes of that
city. Portsmouth. Newport News and
Hampton. This meeting IL for tho
purpose OF organizing a Norfolk com
mittee OF Colonial DANES
Personals.
Miss Katherine Tourney. who spent
the weekend with Miss Rehecca
Bland, o. Newport News, has return
ed to Richmond.
DR. r. c. Smith has returned TO
/ his home In Richmond, after visiting
his mother. Mrs. f. b. Smith, OF
Prest!n Heights. near Charlottesville.
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Or Virginia g aiiders,seva dam
OF Barnard college. New York who
was the guest OF Miss Helen Baker,
= COW IT Randolph Macon Woman's
eorexe In Ivnchburx
Mrs william n. Surher, OF Char
?attesville. IL visiting relatives here.
AIRS. Surber was Miss Louise Virginia
Crump.
With The Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday club met Mon
{ Cay afternoon VITA Mrs. r. II. Nc
Vey, i+i7 Grove avenue. and a large
attendance heard the delightful pa
Fer on "Rudyard kiplinE." prepared
Gnd read by Mrs. r. c. Ewem. Mrs.
Swem gave a short biography OF Kip
Ing, followed by number OF selec-
sions from hi. numerous critics. both
favora BILE and otherwise The main
theme OF her subject. however. dealt
with his short stories. She read
Without Beneft OF Clergy" consider
81 by most critics as his best, and
srpid's Arrowz," a different type
Aas-ry
Following the reading each mem
r.