The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
stHa.tA MEkhOITH DrETZ, Eanor.
Telephone Madison 1898.

Ia, on their honeymoon Mrs. Cope
land was Miss Msdelin Mae Fairiamb,
OF Newport News.
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Montague
left yesterday afternoon for washing
/ ton where she viii be for some time.
Lieutenant Thomas Foster witt. OF
Fort story. Cape Henry, Va, has con-
Guided a visit with hts mother. Mrs.
$. F.. Witt Of Park avepue-
Mrs. A Hurt. Of THIS city, leaves
for the South this, week. Che viii
visit her son. Horner Hurt. L. s, A.
in Charleston. s, C.. after which she
will leave for Florida to spend this
remainder of the winter.
Captain M. F. James has returned
20 hts company Mt camp McC1ela n.
Aunistoa. Ala, Mrs. James and their
young daughter accom- panied him and
they will make their home tn Annis-
ton until Captain James is ordered to
France
Roy j. Flanagan Ir. and Edward
Flanagan the sons OF DR. and Mrs.
Roy X. Flanagan. who spent the
holidays with their parents In this
city have returned 10 the University
IF Virginia.
Mrs Emmie Binns Wingfieid, who
visited her friends here during the
Christmas season. has returned TO
Charlottesville for the remainder OF
the winter Sewelt Wingfield, her
son. who WAS the guest of willard
vk- ct n;
avenue for the holidays. has return
ca 10 the University of Virginia where
he is student this year.
Miss Kathleen Bland. of West
Point. who spent several days with
Miss Celeste Anderson. of Moss Side
avenue. Ginter Park, left yesterday
afternoon for Carson. Va, where she
will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Attractive Entertainment.
One Of the most attractive enter
tainments of the season In the North
v9as given by the Rad Cross chapter
of Rock Island. II. r.. naval base by
Mrs. Armistead ellis. who is well
known In Virginia The affair took
place Thursday of Christmas week In
her home. which was beautifully dec
grated with wreaths, bells, miniature
Ch1 istmas trees and American flags
Mrs. ellis was assisted by the wives
Of TN officers of the naval base--Mrs
Henry Merriman, wife of tho com
mandlug officer; Mrs. Lell Rose. and
Mrs. Carroll Kicker. Miss RUBY VIII
lis and Miss Amanda Lttlefield served
tea. Later in the afternoon the off,
GERS were entertained. The Red Cross
chapter at this base has done much
to make the men IN the navy COM
Portable.
At the Woman's Club.
Virginia day will be observed al
the WOnan's club tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock and Governor henry Car
ter stuart will make the address OF
the occasion, taking for his subject
"Virginia's Part in the War" There
viii also be patriotic music, Mrs. vii.
liam Ruffin Cox Is chairman of the
afternoon. One of the largest gather
inEs of the season Is expected and
members are requested by the pTest-
dent to assemble promptly.
At this informal tea following Gov
ernor Stuarts address. the following
members will act as hostesses: Mes.
danes Ell Lockhart Bemiss. Frank
Palmer Christian. Heth Lorton. Lewis
Machen. LIewellyn McVeigh, William
"a
than, George Winch, N. Thomas En-,
nett. Miss Gay Blackford. Miss Salht
Deane, Miss Margaret Weddeli and
Miss Ellen Guigon.
AT the Art Club.
Miss Sarah Withers will speak al
tie Art club Tuesday afternoon al
4:3o o'clock on story Telling fol
Children" Miss Withers In "a delight
full speaker and large attendance IL
expected. Tea Will be served in Miss
tletcher's studio later In the after
room. The art classes of the schoo
have been resumed for the winter
term.
Woodland Heights Mothers Club.
The Woodland Heights Mothers
club will meet Thursday afternoon al
8:s0 o'clock in the home of Mrs. w
II, Gelett, 4oh West Thirtieth street
Matters requiring immediate attention
Will Ire brought before the meeting
and II is important that all members
attend.
Ball Next Saturday.
At The ball TO be given In the audi
torium of the jefferson hotel the night
of January 2. under the direction 'oi
Mrs. Garrett Buckner Wall. assisted
by Mrs. st, George Bryan, for the
benefit of the open-sir school com
( 1itlLLce OF 1NE hE-
ISOLATION, many young girls will sell
Tags. souvenirs and CONNECTIONS. The
list includes the names of the Misses
Katharine Scales, Nellie Addison Rem.
noIds, Doreen FitSGerald. Mary Nc
Cav Hawes. Martha Buckner Wall
Margaret Powers Anne Randolph
Warren. Ellen Wallace Isabel Walker
Scott and Katharine Brsxton Valen-
tine.
Modern Plays IN BE Read
Beginning with Thursday of thia
week and every Thursday following
during January and February. Miss
Lou Belle Catesby Jones viii give
reading from modern plays at noon in
room ESQ OF the Jefferson hotel Miss
Jones has several times appeared at
the Woman's club and her readings
are very much enjoyed Her program
begins with the reading of Lord Dun
ssnys Tents of the Arabs this com
ing Thursday. Next week she will
give "Mogu the Wanderer," by Pa
drine Colum; January "a, she has
chosen 'Deirdre of the Sorrows," by
j. NJ. Synge; January 81. three short
plays by Lady Gregory: February z,
Great Catherine" and. "Overruled, IS
by George Bernard Shaw: February
u. The Great Galeoto," by Jose
Eohegaray; February al to be an
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