Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
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nc most important event of this af-
Tan viii be tho musicale at the
o'''an Club at 1870 o'clock. OF which
~ 10 hasil Nj. Gwathmey Is chairman
program Will be rendered by Miss
81, sn riggs or Washington. harp
on assisted by Foster Barnes. bari
~ VINO Will be accompanied by Shep-
ierd Webb. ~
clup parlors Will be decorated i'm
'uhh howers. and an Informal re-
p.ioh VIII follow the program The
osIesscs include Mrs. J. Smith Brock
rouEh' M George Warren Miss
ieh Guigon, Mrs. T.. -. Hequem-
S,u' Mrs. Thomas Whittet. Miss Jean
ie'u, Mrs. r. r. Gwathmcy. Mrs. Lewis
ayiet', Mrs. Norman Call and Mrs.
''ahya-nc Wilson.
Visiting Here.
Mrs Adam Empic and her grand
laughter. Miss Frances Bailey. Of vii
hihston. ~ c.. have been spending the
East Few days n Richmond Mrs. EN-
NC ana Miss Bailey have been guests
MISS Lucy Lily Temple on West
,'ehue. during their stay In this city.
luncheon for Visitors.
MISS Margaret Hcrndon waa the
iostess At pretty luncheon Saturday
~ o'clock. a, her home at Monroe
GRACE. when she entertained a num-
'er OF the younger society girls in
own In honor OF Miss Rose Ullnan, Of
.ahimore. and Miss Avis Hughes, Of
We" York. who are guests of Miss
Nhtharine Valentine at her home in
achmond. Covers were laid for ten.
ina the table WAC set with pink roses
nose present. in addition 10 the hostess
ana guests OF honor. We're: Misses
Emile Robertson. Ellen Wallace. Kath-
Fine CaDell, Rose Capcrton MARGARET
overs and Katharine Valentine
First Tournament of Senson.
Eight tables played in the first caro-
tournament Of the season. held last
1 I!oay evening at the Womans Club
nd Miss Julia Grant Moore made the
fllshest scare. Supper was served 1t
ne card tables at the conclusion of
ne game. The parlors were decorated
n fall flowers
The next tournament will be held at
he club on Friday evening. November
Informal Municalc.
Miss Evelyn Rubens,cin. vocalist.
Ee22 Park Avenue. gave an informal
musicale at her home last night
Delegates Elected.
The following delegates were elect
ed from Lee Chapter to the Nation i
u. D. c. Convention. which will be
held In Chattanooga, Tenn, in Novcm-
Per Mrs. Newton Mcve!gh, Mrs A. ].
Montague. Mrs. Thomas VIM. Mrs.
Eugene Cloves, Mrs Reuben Burton.
Mrs. Charles Rose. Miss Belle Per-
'dns. Miss Rargamin. Mrs W. c. Boyd.
Mrs. Temple Roy, Mrs. 4. S. J. VIII
liams, Mrs Landon Wexford, Mrs.
George Hunter. Mrs y. w Anderson
Mrs. Frank Gilman, Mrs. V Il. Sycle.
and Miss Mary Chalmers.
Quiet wedding.
y. Macon Lipscomb and Miss Lula II.
Mahancs. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs IT.
y. Mahancs. OF Goochland County were
married Thursday by Rev. H. DC Mac
lachlan. d. d. pastor OF the Seventh
street Christian Church. The ceremony
was quiet one and took place in the
study OF the parsonage. only Immediate
relatives being present. The bride wore
q travelling suit OF dark blue chiffon
broadclo;h with hat and gloves TO
match and corsage bouquet Of violets
and orchids. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs.. Lipscomb left for New York,
buffalo and Niagara Falls.
In New York.
Mrs. r. c. Turner. OF 3ls East Frank
liza street, Is spending several months
IN Sew York IS the guest of her
brother DR.. Z. S. Cowles, a prominent
nerve specialist OF that city. DR.. Cowles
- a native of Virginia.