Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-18
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number of the girls and boys who
aie attending schools and colleges this
the holiday season Miss Ida Massic,
who is student at Sweet Briar Col
dege. returned to Richmond this week
OF her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Eu-
gene c Massie. at their home on East
T. c.; University OF Virginia. Will ar
rive Friday to spend the holidays with
his parents, Colonel and Mrs. Massic,
In this city.
or interest Here.
ideutenant.C Colonel Dabney II. Maury.
aadvisory engineer on water supply for
me construction division Of the army,
mas just received news that his son,
1Dabney H Maury. Jr.. had on October
FOR Suef secon passed MS eSammat!ons
muir Artillery School In France, and had
eeen ordered 10 active service at the
front with the One Hundred and Forty
eighth Field Artillery and is now on
his way into Germany. Lieutenant
Maury. who Is just nineteen years or
Der. 1917. and for the first ten months
sos,theims trout. lie won the Croix
German attack of May 27-June ..
LIEUTENANT Maury's decoration by
the French and his recent, promotion
is grandson Of General Dabney H.
Maury, OF the Confederate Army, and
lie is II nephew OF Mrs. Christie or
Tompkins
Morning Musical.
The second OF the morning musicals
OF the Musicians Club will be given
to-day at II o'clock In the woma n g
Club auditorium.
nart: Mrs. T.. r. Harker. Mrs. Dorothy
J.. Barksdalc. Miss Katharine Thurston.
lc ssisnG Tonamest Jr Mss w.
and two trioG "ili be played by Mrs
Ivan Malthy: Mrs. f. p. Hiquembourg
and Miss Helen Brocmer. OF Baltimore.
Dance of Next Monday.
An attractive event OF the holiday
season Will be dance given by the
younger society set Monday, Dccem-
Der %. at the Woman's Club. This
important events of Christmas week
Will be largely attended by the girls
and boys home for the holidays and
those recently mustered out Of the
service. An orchestra will play for
the dancing. and number OF prorni-
nent women are 10 act as chaperons.
Leave for the South.
Misses Albert and Mamie Hull OF Sa-
vannah. Ga, who are students at Mary
Baldwin. In Staunton. this winter, were
recent guests OF friends in Richmond.
en- route to their home in the South,
where they will spend the Christmas
holidays. Misses Hull have frequently
visited in this city, where they arc al
ways much entertained and where
They will not return TO their school
in Virginia until after the FIRST week
in January.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson Haviland. Of
Minneapolis. MINI, announce the en-
Eagcmcnt OF their daughter. Lavna
Graham, TO Lieutenant ;. Chaplin Har-
ris. OF Duluth. MINI. Mrs. Pierson
JIaviiand before her marriage was
Evelyn Teackle Smith. daughter or tho
late Thomas Teackle Smith. Of Bnl,i-
more. MIR. Haviland is also Of Bal
timorc family. being nephew OF the
late r. Hopkinson Smith. the we'll
known novelist
Shclton-DuEEins.
Dug ~ s'a and toseph Il ' shelton Was
celebrated Saturday, December H. in
the study of the Rev. J. J. Wicker.
Church, who was the officiating clergy
TRIP Mr.. and Mrs shelton win mako
their home at liz South Fifth STREE;
= h rnond.
hall Tonight.
a victory ball will be given by Lee
Chapter. Cn!tcc Daughters of the Con-
Army and Navy club. The ball Is ror
the benefit OF the Mary GUSTS Lee cot
end.wet in French hospital by Lee
TO be brilliant and attractive affair.
ntteudancc; : number " pTmine nt
women will act as patronesses. Unique
and interesting features have been
planned and an orchestra will play
MIS- regoie Roy Is chairman Of
ana MIs MorrIs Nave eharge OF
the puplicitv for the ball. All men IN
uniform Will be admitted free and the
soldiers and sailors are cordially in
vited TO attend.