The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-17
SOCIETY


held In the jefferson ballroom last
evening from 10 IL O'Clock. Palms
I and fern banked the stage and mia
4 The orchestra The tables were ar
ranged at the sitfses of the room ana
hore baskets of spring flowers as CEN
tarpieces A large number or MEM
beers and their guests were present
Receiving for the club were Mes
danes Fred Peasants c, {. Barks-
dale. ST. George Bryan. J. Aston
C,ahell and walter s. Mcneil
Iassitpr--Trcyvctt.
Announcements have been received
IN Richmond OF the marriage Of Miss
Madeline Dearborn Trevvot, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas L. Trevvett,
TO Robert Roland iAssiter, of Rich
mond The ceremony Wss solehl-
nixed en- "Wednesday. February a. IN
Jamaica, L. l.. New Gork. Mr. and
Mrs I4asSiter will be at home after
March IL. at the PARK Allison. IN
Richmond.
BROCK wcIl--kRowles.
In the presence Of relatives and
friends Miss Mary l. Knowles and
-HeFheEt- C, BrackMeu- Werc married
THURSDAY at 3 o'clock in She evening.
at the home of the bride, East Firth
street Rev. Samuel l.. Dunnville.
pastor Of pecafur-Strect Methodist
,hurch. eftlciated.
Writers Meet Miss Dcw.
One OF the most charming affairs
OF the winter was thn o'clock tea.
given Thursday by Mr. Eessie Berry
Grabovskei IN honor ilss Louise
Dew. of New York. the distinguished
visitor Of The week in Richmond. Mrs
1srsbowskeis home was bright with
snring flowers and lighted candies.
s.F SO n
lows Miss Dew About thirty OF the
women writer cs Richmond. tnelud-
snx number 80 authors 81 renowu,
alet Miss Dew iu delightfully."- in
formal manner.
5 Rickmond 'dri Entertained.
Miss Tiiive MuuSen. % Richmond,
an8 Miss Octavia Arlington. OF Green
vile. : e.. were guests OF honor nj
dane last evening az the Vote.
Dempsey. ia Aaco0. Georgia. J Il
Munsen. 81 Macon. iather OF Miss
f,,tve Muussn gave tac dance,
Visiting In Crecnviiic.
Mrs farewell NJ CarYlnztou. jf.
and Miss Helen Nunsou have heeu
the house guests 81 Mis- octaH.a -tr-
t.netoa. in Gacany tEe, ;. =.
Part, 1T I0vcr9' Leap
IN attractive party was SVEN
Lovers Leap The some af Ar and
TTT 7 Y TyfT7rT TIT
5ast Satur laT evening IN A'nnE IF
Misses Ella Socu -er. Catherine blank
ersShip and BESSIE Brown "a WlHSol
shades The pa@oIs were decorated
for tae occasion with cverSfreBs.
spr,ne flowers and shaded candles. y
program ef vocal and instrumental
music added TO the evenings enter
:ainnent Those invited To meet the
guests Of honor were: Misses BESSIE
crump. Minnie Haxali. Ruby SUddith.
Martha Suddith. Kate Suldlth sac
spencer aud Miss huffman, Messss,
ROY Bailey, Hugh Fisher, Henry An
tersoH. Percy RowiS Chris Anderson,
Hunter Bowls. CIint Pomeroy Ernest
Crnmp, George Mahoicy and Claton
Pearson
VIII Tell stories To-day.
Miss Marietta Stockard, the teller
81 fairy tales who charmed her hear
ers last night VIII talk again today
Al II o'clock at the y. ". {. \ she
viii tell the lesz well known Bible
stories, illustrating how they should
be told N 1 O'Clock this afternoon
she VIII 20 INTO letall as to how sto-
ries should be told with Illustrations.
Miss Stockard is teacher of story-tell-
ing Al George Washington university,
Columbia university and the tniYer-
sitv OF Virginia summer school.
The lectures arc for the benefit Of
thc kindergarten association, Tickets
can he had at the y W c. a. or from
Miss Lucy Coleman. l3 North Fifth
street
Concerning Miss Tayior.
or interest here is the report Of
Miss Ansy Manning Taylor'S lecture in
Wilmington. y G Miss Taylor will
give two-weeks course In Bible
stories here In st James church, be-