Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-14
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SOP. who have just returned from Ger
many with Ambassador Gerard and his
party. which landed in Cuba this week, !
VIII he the guest of her brother. DIR. |
Douglas Wander IIoof. and Mrs Wander
lioof. at their home at wcsthampton
Tor week
Mrs Alderman, who was. before her
marriage. Miss Mabel Wander ,Ioof
has frequently visited i'm Richmond but
since her marriage has made her home
IN Germany. Mr.. Alderman, who also
returned with the Gerard party from
abroad. will 20 at once to New York. |
where Mrs. Alderman Will shortly join
him
Luncheon for MIss Gilbert.
Mrs. David Terry williams gave
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
~ her home. 1923 Park Avenue In
nonor OF her granddaughter. Miss Mary
frances Gilbert Of New York, who Is
h"r guest here. The table was set with
centerpiccc Of dafodils. and the place
cards wcr: decorated in spring flowers
Tie drawing -rooins were also arranged
~ yellow blossoms, bowls and vases
on danodils being used everywhere.
Mrs. Williams invited to meet the
guest OF honor Misses Phyllis Taylor
h'hel Aston cabcli Annie Cleveland
one, Martha Roberts and Sally Branch
bonnhn. Of Petersburg
\ number of charming affairs have
been given for Miss Gilbert during her
stay in Richmond.
Guest Of Miss Heck.
Miss Elizabeth La Boyteaux. Of New
ORR. is the guest Of Miss Gene Heel,
~ the home Of her uncle aud aunt
~ and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges 10,
FAST Franklin Street. Miss La Boy
.s"uN "i'l spend several weeks here
ana number OF interesting affairs
VIII be given in her honor Sh.. was
me guest Of Miss IIcck in December
Tor the brilliant ball given at the .Jer-
t"rSon Hotel IN homo" OF Miss Heck
.lofmal presentation 10 society
~ the W0mnn's Club.
INC regular monthly card ,ourna
hcnt Of tn: Woman's Club win be h.Id
IN The club parlors Friday evening =,
N:ia o'clock. with auction bridy. AZ the
game Members ar. privileged - H.
we men partners ana supper viii be
served a, 1880 o'clock Tables must
I'iiH'ered not later than 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
MIS- James u. crnnp is chairman Of
we Literary Round Table the club
h"Nt week. aud Airs. : Z Glover VIM
,I" ~rha'or \ ! EeT"ridge's recent
m"oh. The Lifc ~ John Marshall
rms event viii tab" place ON Wed
o'clock.
h"n"ht Cnrd rnrty at Tra
hnmhcr IL interesting parttc. hay.
"..n mad" M 10 attend the subscription
cara party AT tn" Womail'S .'ltii ~.
afternoon at $50 O'clock IN. .r,tr -
h'Nci undcr the auspices OF The Rich
!pha .hitptc, " til. Alumnac .Associa
~" ~ nouns college. and is for the
burros" Of establishing u s,.holar.nr,
innd liahdsom. prizes VIII l.. award
"hH. ana both fly" hundred and .uc,io,
bridge Will b. played.
'""-s may be- reserved Tor tea a,
- l.. and number Of ueople v,b,
30 care to play car,is ,iI 6rnn
~ INC club foi tea later ia III. after
Approaching Marriage
Mr.. and Mrs .io.enA w.l,a,, ~.
h.
h'"ht ahd approaching lnarriac. NJ
lhclf daughter. Rctsey Jones "a Ion,
nIsl"rd Ninehcld. ~ charlottcsviu.
April "'is ~
Prominent EnEnIemcnl
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard -. S.,.,
o. Washington. announce the engage.
Hle"' OF their daughter. Emily White
ana iehiN : Eawdoil. Miss Saunders
= from ono Of the prominent fonilt..
"r Mon'rom"iy County. Md ana !. .
!lncai descendant Of Richard IIcn,v
Lee or Virginia. Of Colonial fame Al.
ha"aoii is from Michigan and is IN
IaErh III scIentihc work nj the bureau
OF Standards, with the rank OF associ
ate physicist Til. wedding win take
place carly IN jam.
Authors Neaiing.
MISS Fiorcnc" repIe VIII read an
original story before III. women al
the Unitarian Church and their friends
FRIDAY afternoon At O'Clock The
meeting VIII ie held ia the vestry OF
IN" church. and tea Will be served
,iilS is the program meeting OF the
Wonan's Alliance Of tho Unitarian
church. and All Interested are invited
I" attend this session
Marriage Announc~d
Mrs. \ H. de Jarn",tc announces
tho marriage AZ hct daughter. Mary
iierndon, % George >. .\lien. the c.re-
mony having taken place YESTERDAY in
TINS city. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left i'm
msuiaieiT Tor Northern wedding trip.
after which they viii he at home AZ
osborne nm near Ruthct Glen.
Club Entertained.
Mrs, II H. Mcvey. OF l4l7 Grove
Avenue. was hostess OF the Every
Monday club this week. There was a
GOOD attendance. and all present were
hcliIhtful!y entertained by Mrs H. q;
SVEN. who gave ia interesting
n ,!'., facts IN the life OF Hudyard
klrlinS Af'er many things were told
concerning kiplings lie his writings
were criticized and commented on
several authorities being quoted Two
Sn1 , sl"lisS 81 kiplins We're read.
ana current events were discussed \
deIiShtini social hour was spent ana
refreshments Were served, after which
The club adjourned 10 meet with AIRS.
- J.. I.ayfcld. AS Elm street. next
Monday ~ this time Mrs. H. Il.
Iiadcn viii read paper on Robert
louis Stevenson
-tHnirs of To-Dny.
- "'ii oeiiiS OF MT. and Mrs.
hopcrt BROWNING viii he the subject
OF inc lecture this afternoon at t:3o
O'Clock, TO be given by Miss Hattie
Belle gresham before her browning
Class. This class meets at the Arr
Club OF Richmond, 5oi West Grace
Street.
The Scribblers Club Will meet this
evening at o'clock with Mrs Henry
Aylctt Sampson at her homo. ll2.
West Avenue.
Survivals of Primitive Religions in
Palestine" will be the subject discussed
by Rev. Lewis Baylcs Patton. Ph d..
u. D., before the Richmond Chapter of
the Archaeological Institute OF Amer
lea this evening at $40 o'clock The
meeting of tho society will take place