The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-03


lat a New Years party, Monday even
ing Six card tables were engaged from
9 to ii o'clcck.@ AT a buffet sup
per was served and the evening was
finished with an informal dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearman have entertain
ed extensively this season and are very
popular among the younger married
people. Mrs Pearman was. before
her marriage last spring. Miss Hilda
VIII, daughter of MIR and Mrs. Fritz
VIII, OF Ginter Park.
Miss Shepherd Entertains
Miss Priscilla Shepherd, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs James Branch Cabeil,
! OF Dunn barton Grange" near Rich
mond, entertained the school set at
an attractive dance last evening.
Palms banked the parlors and screen
ed the orchestra and poinsettia added
touch OF color to the decorations.
I At 1890 o'clock a buffet supper WAS
served to the forty younger people.
Personals.
Mrs. r. G. Mallory. Of Newport
News. Va, who has been spending
J the holidays with Mrs. II j.. Tenser.
! OF West Main street. has returned TO
her home
/ Mr., and Mrs Fairfax Harrison and
Misses Constance and Ursula Harri-
/ son, OF "Belvoir," Fauquier County
arrived in Richmond yesterday to
spend the winter at Mrs Kirk Par
| rtsh's former residence. 924 West
/ Franklin Street
Bernard Douglas Rocker. of New
| port News stopped through Rich
mond Monday on his way back to the
/ University of Virginia. where he IL
Studying this Year.- lie has hcen
spending the holidays with his pa
rents in Newport News,
81. Ce,clia's Chorus Meets.
81. Cecelia's Chorus will meet this
afternoon at 4:90 o'clock In the music
room OF ST. Paul's Church.
Ginter Park Womans Club.
Tho GinterS Park Woman's club will
meet at o'clock this afternoon In
the parish house Of st. Thomas
Church.
Euchre Party.
The weekly euchre party viii take
place Mt the Catholic Woman's club
this afternoon at $40 O'Clock
Important Meeting.
There will be an annual election OF
the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society this morning IN the Coufed
crate Museum at II o'clock, when
officers. ce-resents. regents and ad-
Vtory board will be elected FOR the
I coming year The annual meeting
viii be held the last Wednesday OF
the month nj ii o'clock in the morn
, ing for the reading OF reports, ON
, GERS will notice this date and have
the same complete SO they can be
, turned over 10 the year book com
, mittee at once
Literary Round Table Meets.
Miss Anne Stegar Winston will dis
euss II. O.. Wells Mr.. Brittling Sees
{ III
, o'clock before the literary round Ia =
bic of the Woman's Club. This is
one of the most important books OF
" the year dealing with the European
war and Miss Winston Is sure to make
L the occasion interesting, Mrs. Moses
d. Hoge. Jr.. ~ chairman of the mid
week entertai nments for January
[ Following Wednesdays will be devoted
q to THE Cathedral Singers" by James
. Lane Allen. which Is 10 he discussed
/ by Miss Brent witt, and Hugh Wal
Z poles The Dark Forest, by Mrs
{ John Hunter.
Z. u. G. Dance.
Tickets are now on sale for the
. dance to he given by the Richmond
Chapter Of the United Daughters OF
. the tonfederaCy. January 90. at
o'clock, in the auditorium OF the Wo-
, mans Club Supper viii be served
, nj II o'clock. Mrs. Norman " Ran
dolph is chairman.
, Hampton--SchutHr
New Years Day was celebrated In
tipoeweh social circles by the mar
rage OF Mrs. Esther Il. Schubert, OF
, Concord. y G., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Green Lee Winecoff OF Concord
10 Arthur l.. Hampton. of Hopewel
Or, James Y. Fair, of Westminste,
Presbyterian Church. In Richmond
performed the ceremony
Mrs. Schubert and Mr., Hampton
; met In West Virginia several years
ago. where she was doing social ser
vice work Mrs. Schubert arrived in
; Hopewel on Saturday from Concord
MIR and Mrs. Hampton will make
their future home there.
. Miss DuXal Entertained.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter r. DuVal on
tertainod at a New Years party in
: their home. 1904 cambridge Street,
on Monday night in honor of Miss
Ellen DuVal. The parlors were dec
Grated suitably for the occasion with
: holly and mistletoe and number OF
interesting games were played by the
guests including leap year" game
in which prizes were offered The
winners OF the prizes were Miss Mora
|. DuVal and Herbert Wells. Curtis
: DuVal won the BOBBY prize. Re-
freshments were served at II o'clock.
y -
den, Mary Gill. Ella Bradshaw, Mora
DuNal, Elsie Hatcher. Laura Ander-
son. Ellen DuVal, George jerks,
Kathryn Graves, Florence GIL, Edna
Maxey, GLADYS Hawkins. Charlne
. Martin. OF Stuart Va. and Cornelia
Walker. of Washington, d. C.; Messrs
Curtis DuVal. Bryan Nicholas, Ed
ward Bedford. Eldred Hawkins. Err
nest Hawkins. Guy Hawkins. Garlic
ton Jewett. Frank b Dunford. Jr..
Sidney Maxey, Ingram Taylor and
Herbert Wells. of Petersburg. The
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter L. DuVaL Miss Annie DuNal and
Mrs. L. NJ. Martin. or Stuart, Va.
Red Cross Glass Meets
/ The first meeting of the National
7 Red Cross course III elementary hy-
giene and home care of the sick will
he held at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association, North Fifth Street,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.