Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-20
SOCIETY

urday Is the big Victory ' baliS witch sIs
~ to take place Saturday evening at
me benent or the open-air schools Of
lichtnond, Mrs. Garrett b. Wall is
easaltmst of tho ball ana "a number, OF
eommitlee in charge Of arrangements
ior the entertainment, Novel aud
unique features will be introduced and
an ORCHESTRA will play Tor the dancing.
Among those who will act as pat.
ronesses for the ball OF Saturday are:
Mrs. Melville c: Branch. Mrs. q. G.
T.. Garrett TaDb. Mrs. j. fynwood An .
trim. Mrs. ST. George Bryan. Miss
Mary iiawes. Miss Anne Hawes, Miss
Miss Jane Strudwick. Miss Mary Street.
Miss Jessie Hazard. Mrs. Alexander G.
HBrown; Jr.. Mrs; james J. Parkinson.
Cloyd Kent. Mrs. Gordon Smith Mrs.
Lewis Bosher. Mrs. DE Soto Fitzger-
aid. Mrs: Carroll II. Montague. Mrs.
Garrett Is. wall. Mrs. Philip IL. Pow
ers. Mrs. Granville Gray. Mrs Edgar
English, Mrs. Il. ID. Trimble Mrs.
Thomas 3. Scott
Waiting Relatives.
Mrs: Gefvas Storrs Taylor. wife OF
Captain Taylor. is visiting the latter's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. II. Z. Taylor.
Sr. at them home. 1901 Grove Avenue.
Mise Frances Rixey. of the University
Of Virginia. Captain Taylor Is now ON
duty In France.
0f lnterest Here.
Preston, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. a.
q. Preston, OF Greenfield. Botetourt
County. TO captain William j. Robert
son, grandson OF the late Judge W. j.
Robertson. was celebrated Saturday
The ceremony was performed by REV.
+: w. Neve, rector OF st. paui.s Church
her TWO sisters, Misses Annie and Mary
Preston, as bridesmaids. Dorsey Didier
Was best man.
Captain and Mrs Robertson left
shortly after the ceremony for Anns-
ton, Ala. whore the groom is stationed.
FOR hve years Mrs. ROBERTSON was see
helped in spreading an interest h,
missionary work among the mountain
Thurman-MhEruder.
Magruder. daughter OF Mrs. Henry n.
Magruder, to, James Oscar Thurman
yemher I6. at 3 O'Clock in Christ Church.
b hev. Rs st. MasoS WAS Tas
anu Mrs. Thurman will be at home ut
November so.
"a number OF prominent women will
be In town on Friday In attendance on
the eighth annual council OF National
isi; Of Virginia. "'e.s o
Mrs. w. >. GOODWIN. the president
VIII preside and will deliver n greeting
j. Taylor, as chairman of the creJen-
tial committee. will make her report.
IN the afternoon chapter reports will
BIZ heard as we'll rs those of standing
committees. These promise to be most
interesting as each chapter has been
busily engaged In various forms OF ar
iI54sd fa aa new ns t business vii be esn
be held
The committee in charge of the pro-
gram includes Mrs Warner Moore. Mrs.
3; L Purcell and Mrs. Christian II.
Annual Huguenot Session.
The annual meeting OF the Ecguenot
Society VIII take place to-day at noon
AZ The First, Presbyterian Church. DR..
cation has been in existence for eigh-
teen years. and In view uf the work
done IN the mining d!stric, of Northern
France. ,centering around Maubeuge.
present time The mcfnpe rship OF the
society lie about 10. and the order of
the exercises Wednesday Will be un-
usually attractive.
81. James Episcopal Church. will also
take part in the services.
Dance saturday.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
itoi2 O'Clock IN Eagles Hall. corner
OF Third ana Marshall Streets All
men In uniform are invited and the
Girls VIII only be admitted by, invita-
ZION and with chaperones.
Current Events CInss.
MISS Mabel Brown Will hold her first
fortnighly review OF current events in
the auditorium OF the woman's Club.
class Is open to the public and all in
tefcsted may join.