The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-18

sy group led by Mrs. lone Cutler May.
Mayor and Mrs. Ainslie were among
the guests. A large number of spec
tators Allied the balcony and applaud
cd the costumes.
Patronesses of the evening were:
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr,. Mrs.
Beverly n. Munfori, Mrs. George
AInslie, Miss Cally Ryland. Mrs. w.
Russell Bowie, Mrs Walter S. Nc
Neili Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, Mrs. b.
Il. Valentine. Mrs. Barton II. Wise.
Mrs. William r. Massie and Miss
Frances y. Scott,
Miss RebeCca Sonnenberg. who or
eanized the league. came from New
York. where she Is studying, for the
purpose Of attending the bali
VIII Visit In North.
Mrs. ". II. Warren, of 26lo Ham
over Avenue, left last night for Sara
nae Lake, New York, to visit her
Young son. Howell Warren. who has
been i'll there Tor some time, Mrs
Warren expects to be absent two
Visiting In Richmond,
Henry Moncure. Of william and
Mary College. arrived in Richmond
Yesterday for a few days visit. He
viii be accompanied on his return
ny Leonard Maynard. who recently
returned from tho border
Beautiful Ball Friday.
Preparations for the Confederate
EaH. Friday evening. January 10. at
the Woman's Club. Franklin Street.
near Third are progressing 80 well
and sound so good that few can afford
10 miss It. The Richmond Chapter.
r. n. C.. are giving II for the benefit
OF The good women of the Confeder-
ate DAVIS to whom such balls are but
pleasant memories. Let your grand
mother describe Confederate bah
and then come TO see for yourself
Interesting names, added to the com
miftee list are: Miss Bette Eliyson
and Mrs p. j. White. on the refresh
meut committee, and Mesdames
charles Bilups. w II. Cheatwood,
John Bauer, Robert Chemmer, James
w r Kern, John Teemoy r. j,
TAYLOR and Miss Lucy Denny, Mrs.
NeVeiKh. president of the Lee Chap
ter and Mrs. Hunt. of the Chester
field Chapter will receive with the Of
fgers OF the Richmond Chapter Mrs.
Norman V Randolph, chairman OF
the evening; asks that every member
Of tho chapter consider herself "A
patroncss. FOR the more modern.
tables for card playing will be pro-
vided supper will be served dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Randolph is
general chairman: Mrs. Nawter,
chairman of ticket committee Mrs
Wade, chairman of card tables. Mrs
Massey chairman of publicity com
mittee.
Alumni Banquet.
The members OF the John Marshall
High School Alumni Association have
received very unique cards announc-
ing the annual banquet of the asso-
citation. The statement Is made that
"Ye Goode Shipp of Ye John Mar
shall III Skule Alumni Anoclation will
come TO anchor at ye ]. NJ, II. :. on
We 20th day Of January ut half after
feven Of We clock. Captaine, 10 Tay-
lor: Pylatt. Jdter Jones" All mem
bers and their friends are invited to
come and partake of "Goode Fellow
fhip. Goode Chere, Goode Fude," with
which she IS laden.
The program committee, OF which
Joseph r, Taylor is chairman, refuses
to divulge its plans, but the fact that
letter Jones is to be the "pylatt" IL
sufficient guarantee OF a good time.
He will bring his smile with him.
First Aid Glasses Today.
First Aid Materials and Their
Uses will be the subject of the first
aid to the injured lectures at the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion this afternoon at o'clock, and
this evening at o'clock. DR.. Lydia
r Bauer is the instructor.
Daughters of 1912 Meet.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Dorothea Payne Madison Chapter,
Daughters OF 1918. will be held in the
jefferson Hotel, room $40, this Morn
ing at 30 O'Clock. All members
are requested to attend, as several
matters OF, Importance are to be dis
cussed at this meeting.
Pledge Meeting.
The annual pledge meeting Of. the
Richmond district will be held at the
Centenary Methodist Church on this
morning at 10: 80 o'clock, Mrs. w. Il.
Newell the district secretary, Will
preside and all auxiliaries in the dis
trict are urged to send representatives
- tHiA meeting
Miss Ncwcombe On Suffrage.
Miss Dewolfe Newcombe, leading
lady with the Robert Edeson Com
pany. showing at the Academy OF
Music. VIII speak on Suffrage Organ
iation" at parlor meeting TO be
held at II O'Clock this morning ar
the home OF Mrs. y. b. Valentine,
1888 Monument Avenue. Miss New
comhp WHO is an ardent suffrag tst,
was for three years State organizer
for the New York State Woman s
Suffrage Party, and those fortunate
enough TO see her in His Brothers
Keeper" know the charm of her per-
sonality and can easily realize her
ability to make converts to the cause
which lies close to her heart Mem
hers of. the Equal Suffrage League
are invited to be present to hear Miss
Newcombe this morning and to bring
their friends with them.