The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-14
In Honor OF DIR. shaw

HI SoHoF Oh LIE. SHaW,
/ Mrs. Thomas Christian Gordon was
hostess last night after the address
delivered BY Dr, Anna Howard Shaw.
/ in the auditorium OF the jefferson
/ hotel. at an informal reception The
prominent women attending the con-
vention Of the Equal Suffrage league
were invited to he with DR. Shaw at
this time. DIR. Shaw is Mrs, Gordon 8
/ guest during her stay here.
! Leaves for Texas.
| A, A. Morson Keith. the son Of
Judge James Keith leaves today for
| the University of Texas. where he will
enter the aeronauical school
Card Tournament ut Climb.
| The monthly card tournament will
! take place nj the Woman's club Fri
day AT s:I5 o'clock Admiral Harrie
Webster viii conduct the tournament
/ Members may bring gentlemen -s-
, corts, supper VIII be served after
the game Tables must be reserved
before 10 o'clock Friday morning
Dance III Aero squad Tonigan.
The most interesting affair of this
evening in Richmond is the dance of
| the il4th aero squad, now stationed
In Fulton. The affair will take place
In the Grays' arulory. where the ia
nous tazz band of the squad will play
for the dancing. The ball is In charge
OF Sergeants Hinder. Slater and Jones
assisted by Henry Schwaryschild and
numebt OF other prominent c3ti
zens, Several hundred people will at
tend and thu bah promises to be
great success, The proceeds will 60
toward the athletic fund of the squad
Prominent among the patron esses
OF the affair are: Mrs. PIeasanton L.
Conquest, Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., Mrs.
John shelton Williams. Mrs Archer
Anderson. Mrs Frederick W. Scott.
Mrs. William Wilson Sale, Mrs. Hen
ry f. Baskerville. Mrs. William Ruff
fin Cox. Mrs. J. Stewart Bryan, Mrs.
O.. j. Sands. Mrs William H. Hanni-
son; Mrs j. Allison Hodges. Mrs
James Branch Cabell. Mrs. Norman
Y. Randolph. Mrs. C. c. Pfnckney.
Mrs, Jonathan Bryan. Mrs Fred
Peasants Mrs. V. {. Blankenship,
/ Ellyson, Mrs, A. j. Montague, Mrs.
Beverly r. Tucker. Mrs. Charles G.
Bosher. Mrs. Beverly b. Munford,
Mrs. j. A. c. Chandler. Mrs. George
Ainslie. Mrs. Thomas +. Bryan, Mrs.
&c. II. Montague, Mrs. r. r. Adams,
Mrs. Thomas Adkins, Mrs. Robert
Ieecky, Jr,, Mrs. James f. Cannon.
Mrs. Beverly r. Crump, Mrs. Robert
Bryan, Mrs Frank W. Pratt, Mrs. c.
ttS!liA. w }lttatI1 81 -alhpF, "
Arthur Scrivenor. Mrs. Ennton G..
Williams. Mrs. John @. Winston, Mrs.
st. George Bryan. Mrs. E. Randolph
Williams and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Cnalkley
Reception for DIR. Shaw.
The Equal Sufrrageg League OF vir-l
ginia introduced its members to Or.
Anna Howard Shaw. of New York,
yesterday afternoon at an informal
tea in the league home at the corner,
of Franklin and Fourth streets. Dr.
Shaw so impressed the members that
they crowded about her to hear her
converse. She is delightful CONVEX
sationaiist and as she speaks her eyes
sparkle and smile constantly hovers
about her lips. A large number Of
guests met DR.. Shaw,
Tea was served In the drawing room
by Mrs. Lewis Machen. assisted by Mrs.
Wallace gin. Mr.. Thomas Murrell.
Mrs, John Munce and Mrs. Durward
Taylor.
Lecture on Brazil.
This evening at 5 o'clock In the
First Presbyterian church, DIR. H. g.
Allyn, of Brazil, will give an illus
trated lecture on that country Fol-
lowing the lecture seven young girls
of the church will present play,
when the Dumb Spake." All are
welcome. There is no admission fee
Mayo-lngram.
A wedindg of interest in Virginia
and North Carolina took place in ST.
Marks church. cfewe, Va. Wednes-
day, November Z. when Miss Matte
Ingram. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
J. S. Ingram. became the bride of
Charles Mayo. Rev. Il. w, Davis per-
formed the ceremony The church
was beautifully decor ated for the oc-
casion in potted pla nts and yellow
and white chrysanthemans. Mrs.
Rosa Bailey played the wedding
marches.
The ushers wers the frst 70 sntsr1