The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-18
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Louise Bolton, OF this city. who
E4TfreQuent .visitoF In Norfolk. was
nk The quests entertained las week
SE11Aner In Norfolk on board the
oek1a States ship Alabama n
room officers were the hosts OF
ovsuing and following the dinner
IEmty dancing was enjoyed. Among
euests were Lieutenant-Com-
8if10er c. J. Bright, L. s. N. and Mrs
- Balm. Miss Alice Herbert Webster.
- Katherine Knight. Misc Louise
3oh&noon and officers of the ship.
VIII Wed French OfiCcr.
~ Interest in this city Is the an
advancement OF the approaching we'd
s11ne Of Miss Marie Stewart, daughter
E0t 1fr and Mrs. william w. Stewart.
lieutenant Jean J. Lahat, OF the
RWonty-shfrd French infantry, now at
"a thia country. Invitations have been
AS1Qed for the ceremony which will be
~Ee11hrated Saturday evening. Sovem-
14r ~. In the country rome OF the
Af4da'a parents. Belle Chance" For
eatvilie. Nd. Only members of the
nAnlty and a few intimate friends will
~ present. Mrs, Charles BIr Field.
~ Washington. will be Miss stewards
only attendant. and Captain Breant.
u IL CAlGAA AtAA ~
u Lieutenant Labat's best man. Lieu
tenant Labat saw three years service
IN the nghting front. where he was
wounded and received the croix de
90Arre. He has given many interest
- lectures since he has been In the
United States.
A. the woman's Club.
This afternoon members OF the
Woman's club will meet at 4 o'clock
- 49, ~Y..A crAit~~jvr~ n An tpy "a aonC
recital by Miss Katherine Dayton. of
New York. Miss Jean Trigg is chair
Of the musicals for the season at
the club and this first musical prom
tDAs to be OF unusual interest. Miss
D3yton's program will be a delightful
surprise In that she will sing In cos
tune. Folk will be featured.
Miss FaAs Here Tonight.
Miss Mildred Faas. soprano soloist.
ef Philadelphia, will be introduced by
he Musicians club this evening at $3.50
o'clock in the Jefferson hotel audito-
RUM. This will be the first entertain
ment OF the season as we'll a. the first
&ftists' recital. Each member has the
privilege OF inviting n guest for the
secession. Following the program a
will be held n club MEM
bern will be given the opportunity of
meeting Miss Faas.
EtSEtTHl 1ta.
A tea will be given for the benefit
the tuberculosis ward at Camp Lee
hospital on Wednesday afternoon
this week from 4 to 6 o'clock in
the home OF Mrs Hunter Frischkorn.
Gi2 Chamberlayne avenue. The affair
h under the auspices of the Woman's
club OF Ginter Park. Mrs. B. w Will
son Is general chairman.
An interesting musical program has
arranged n tea will be served
throughout the afternoon. Mrs. How
ard Sutton and Mrs. Howard Miller
viii pour tea and will be assisted by
the following young girls: Misses Mar
9Aret Frischkorn. Eleanor Johnson,
Picot, Katherine Braunstein.
Cordeiia Reed Courtney. Mary Darst.
Maude Humphrey and Katherine and
Judith Rhoads.
Returns From Visit
Miss Matte Clarke. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. G.. V.
TO this citv.
Raw Of Sunshine Circle
An important meeting of the Ray OF
Sunshine Circle of Kings Daughters
Will b. held this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
In. the home Of Mrs. S. h. Woody. III
North Tw.nty-ninth street.
GrandchiIdrcn.' Chapter
1.-The gEahdehildrens chapter. viii
hold an important meeting Wcdnes-
Any afternoon at 4 o'clock tn Lee
Camp hall. All members are expected
TO be present at this time.
Home From Hampton
Samuel Hancock. who lis in the mail
service at Langley held. near Hanp-
ton, Va. Is at homs with influenza.
Leaves for Washington
Miss Norma Hagenrau. OF the Bou.
iavArd, leaves today for Washington
where she will make her home. hav-
Ing accepted a position in the gov
ernment service.
Spend Wcck.F,nd Here
Mrs. James Young and her daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Young. of Atlee,
Hanover county are spending the
weekend in Richmond visiting friends
here
VISITING In North
Mrs. Emil Enders, OF Barton
Heights. Is In Massachusetts visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Thomas,
who was formerly Miss Minnie En-
ders. OF This city.
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