Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

the week will be tho subscription card
party and tea to be given by the Rich
nond Charter Of the Alumnac Associ-
alton Of HollinS College. The affair |
will take place "Wednesday afternoon
ut 800 o'clock in the drawing rooms
Of the Woman's Club, and is for the |
benefit OF Il scholarship fund at Ifol- |
Inns College. Both auction bridge and |
iivei hundred will be played. and hand |
some prizes will be awarded for the |
best scores. The committee In charge |
Of the affair includes Miss Witt, Mrs.
Douglas Wander lIoof Miss Ruth Bell. I
Mrs. Frank T. Crump and Miss Louise !
Curtin.
Tea Will be served at o'clock, and
those who do not care for cards may !
reserve their tables for that hour. |
Tables for tea Or cards may be reserved /
through Miss Ruth Bell. Monroe Ter
Currin. $50 West Franklin street. Mad
ison 1896.
Some OF those who have reserved
tables for cards arc:
Mis- j Julia HsosG'" MFs Ee"a 81 Ell Me.t
Miss May, Moore. Mas Mary r. Moore
M Mrs Goj1gp ,S S'h Mrs %.s M2TTa"
M. .,,sn c sSss: Me- 3 ai i sai Quo"
Miss Ruth Bell
Those for tea include:
Mrs e'1sc eay Bull M ss iSGS c M,'a
NE. Err, r,ssk ,Sfnmp Xrs. ], r G po,Isppa
: u. -.
Concert nj Bcncdictinc College.
On Thursday night. March %. Mar
Gus kclcrman will give recital at
Boncdictinc College auditorium for tho
building fund OF ST. Bcncdicts parish. /
There viii BE songs simple and home
IL as we'll dramatic.
iinck From tho south.
! Miss Lenorc Tinsicy, who has been
spending some time AT I.ecsbury. Fla.
! with her father. James c. Tinslcy. and
Miss Claire Tinslcy. has returned 10
/ Richmond. and Is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Wilson. in Ginter Park. Mr..
\ rinsl.y and Miss Claire Tinsley are
/ spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Porter. at their home in Georgia. and
] viii no; return TO the city until later
\ in the spring. The Tinslcys visited
various places OF interest in Florida
I during their stay III the South
/ BcncHt Pictures.
/ The third Of the series Of moving
pictures given by the Ginter Park So
4 ciai Service club viii be held Friday
! evening in Tho new schooIhousc. In
t.rcstinc features have been arranged
especially 10 entertain the children
The first entertainment given TWO
weeks ago was great success. and
~" series viii he continued throughout
THO si.rinr season.
In Washington
Ar. and Mrs. 3 L. AARON. Miss Louise
Aaron and Miss Ruth Ha%ali Scott at
tended the Inauguration in Washington
last week. On Monday after the pa
radc Mr. and Airs. Aaron entertained
Iat luncheon in the Raleigh Hotel in
h"Hor III their two sons, Cadet :. Ros-
VOL Aaron. OF West Point Military
academy. and Cadet Aubrey \. Aaron
aud his guest. Cadet Powers. Of V. =. |.
dis. Flanagan IInnored.
Mr. and AIRS. John Thompson OF 1900
Third Avenue. entertained Thursday
lillian Flanagan. who is 10 be mar
ried Wednesday. The house was beau
TRULY decorated with flowers and
plants. the color scheme being pink
and the facors Of the evening were
piuk carnations. Cards and dancing
amused the guests. and supper was
served at II o'clock Mrs. John Thomp-
. son and Mrs. W. q. Mcdowell presid-
cd At the punch bowl.
The first prize was awarded 10 w g.
Mcdowell. second prize TO II. W.
Rhodes. tho BOBBY prize to Mrs. Pell
Rogers. and Miss Lillian Flanagan re-
ccivcd the CUES, prize. which was
silver pickle fork. Those. present were:
kris b l. t g. Enson Mrs. Mrs. IL aenP RI v t1T,sh
Il. ). Alien Miss Noyce,
Ms W Mt & Mspoue. AFa EMsfH nsnSsf
Mrs. PclI Rozcrs Miss Alice Hooper
w W. Mosby Prof. Eugene Nawter
MM!s " 2 fFfi."nna- SlSas tsssrs
MES /. \. Flanagan F f;aTaf FlanH "ss
MIS- Enc .I'sni Jackson &, g. v a5 Rhsnes
iooL raS1y. NJ Johnson
y masquerade book party will he
given at the Young Womcn's Christian
| Association. North Fifth Street, oa
4 Monday evening at $50 o'clock. The
, members of the educational classes,
! their friends and others Interested arc
| Invited. and are asked to come repre-
senting books. The proceeds will be
used to buy valuable reference books
lfor the use of every one Interested
Refreshments will be served.
! Shamrock Ten.
| At meeting Tuesday afternoon Of
| tue Ladies' Aid Society OF the Wood
land Heights Methodist Church ar
rangements were completed for the
| shamrock tea to be given Friday even
ing. The decorations will be sugecs-
tive OF Erin and her patron saint. The
| supper Will be served from ESQ TO $50
after which a program of Irish songs
and rccitations will be rendered. The
committees in charge of the entertain
mcnt include:
,rS Supper e0am Ga,,ns Mrs v. r. Dickinson
ME- f 5;'Ss$ aaFss i! + l!sss's
Mrs. II 4. -SS. s,.rhh;, Decorating commit
#Es s Y q rsS;ST H H5s Y r 9ssa
Miss Lucy Bruce Mrs los asbhroo,.
Table committee: Mrs l. l. aSbhron,,
ss Itrnss r.. n iiSoWen Musical program:
IL, =: l., WEBSTER Mrs. j. Il. Hawkes.
~ pretty wedding was solcmnzcd
wednesday at 1880 o'clock when Miss
Beatrice q. Dorset became the bride
OF William +. Worrcll. The ceremony
was performed i'll Asbury Methodist
ohurch by Rev. James .. Bahcock a
number OF relatives and frionda ,r;,
messed the ceremony The only at
PENDANTS were Miss IzInn Dorset, the
brides sister. who was maid of honor
and Frank \. Worrell. brother Of the
groom, who acted as best man. Immc-
diately following the ceremony Mr. and