Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
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OF Mr. aEO Mrs w SoruOn McCnhS ST.,
Of that place, during their stay In
Charleston.
Mrs. Davis Gives Inst At Home.
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis received In
formally at the Executive Mansion yes
to-day afternoon for the last time this
season. and a great many people called
during receiving hours. Mrs. Davis
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. II. L..
'3cmiss, and the Blue Room was dec
Grated in Easter lilies and blue
hyacinths. Mrs. +. Randolph Williams
poured tea. assisted by Mrs NJ. G. Pa
terson. and the tea table was arranged
with American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Dav!ss "at homes every Tues
nay since she has been mistress of the
Governors Mansion have been among
The most charming events Of each
week. and many guests from dis
vance have been among those attend
ing them. Mrs. Davis will not resume
hcr day at home until mex: season.
IN Washington.
Mrs. Alfred Nowiand. OF California
VINO has been spending the Writer
months with her cousin. Miss Ellen
Hulson. In Richmond. is now whiting
IN Washington. Bcfore returning to
nor homo in the West. Mrs Rowland
VIII also visit Professor and Mrs. IIe,h
'abhcy ut the University OF Virginia
Mrs. Eowland's daughter also spent
the winter months in Richmond az IN.
guest Of Miss Gui.on.
Guest OF Nr.. Hatcher
captain Charles q. Sncad C 6 A.. ,f
f"rk Union, was in Richmond last
wee, week az the gucs: OF his sister. Mrs
Cnuam T.. Hatcher. and hi, son.
Seorge Hatcher Sncad. of the Medical
Soilesc From Richmond Captain Snead
went 10 Camp Lee. en- route for n visit
10 MS daughter n North Carolina.
captain Snead was promoted 10 can
a. ~, oF General X. l.. Lee himself
az ii"mc This Aficrnoon
. MTs Henry Gibson Houston n,
.,nra Houston ard Miss Adele c,I,,.
VIII nave their usual Eat homo" ,his
n..Hrhoon At their atclier. ll3 Ea..
FRANKLIN Street
a. lecture on Van DYKE. given by ,,ts.
lark last week. concluded m. comr,s
on .'stan art, which has bee, cn,
uuGtea at the atclier and Friday ., =,
~, tne second course in :he serIcs
me STUDY OF the art OF our allies vim
A., -, r The subject will be ".rbe
-, france" and Miss Houston vii,
give the first lecture. VIII
Charity Affair.
.n,Intehant Beliange- will be n.
s so, for the "kni,ting hee" ne, me
o.c,nnn which viii DO held a, 4'a5
nhaer the auspices Of m" w.,
.uild OF Grace Episcopal Churcb la
..ant Belianger VIII sneak =,
vI, s" ~ and the public is in
Dali for Hccrentio, E,,,s
me bal! IN the Blues' A-ro-y Co.,
u"H night under The auspices -, 49,
uies committee. connected win ~.
n Association. viii be a briI,,an.
cha- ;Hfs, Charles II. Mason. in
&c or the refrcsh.nent boo,h IA.
az her assistants Mrs w p. Matbcy,
airs. Eugene Robinson. Mrs {: ~
N!NG. Mrs. l.. y. McGcorcc. Mrs ! u
n Nh nrn, lr. MIS- Lee Lorraine. Mrs G.
~ n f"y. Mrs w u. Bowen. and
we following younger girls: Martin,
Leo Stevenson. Nancy Collins A,Ics
tfutchheld, Dorothy Gardner C;ian,.
ingalls, Ella Wintrce. Mary woolridre
Louise Lorraine Mary Ca:lin. Mar
Earet Mathews. MarEarc, Drewrv
Rena King. Elizabeth and Emily
Ioh'rkins' Emil ana Bertha Peter
SON Louise Hills. Jean Knowles nr,
MIS-: Z! fnrnard orra.",
me irocceds from the ball will Se
Hichnond Elres. now at Ca!np Nc.
SIelian, Ann,:ton. Ala II Is mo in
tcntioA Of Ike committee 10 nrqscr,
inc boys with a complete baseball ou,
NJ lncincinS bags for bases, bats and
balls mitts end masks and every sort
OF necessary Lara phornaiia before ;hev
lcaEe Tor ever thcrc" The chairman
Q! To committee. Mrs lianilton.
cha!kley. has planned II anything -
leit over after tie baseball oain. 81
cigarettes and tobacco for the boys
Engagement or Interest.
MIS- Eppa R!Ncy. Of the Cnivcrsity
OF Virginia. Charlottesville. has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh.
ter. Mary Frances. TO Captain Gcrvas
Storrs Taylor.
Browning Glass to Meet.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham will NEE.
her Browning study Glass this after
noon at 1880 o'clock at 5 North Laurel
IDorx
poem to be studied and discussed at
this time. This meeting Is the begin
ming OF the last half term OF the lee
ture course.
Lieutenant Christian Ioat.
Lieutenant Frank Christian " G.
was host on Saturday evening at
pretty dinner party given at the Nor
folk County Club preceding the regu-
lar weekend dance.
Lieutenant Christians guests In
Guided Misses Cornclia Christian OF
Lynchburg; Martha Darden. of Sur-
folk; katherine Baylor and Elise
Hodges Lieutenant Iunius Il. Peake
U. S. A. Lieutenant f. II. Etheridgc
u. s. A.. and Assistant Paymaster Ed
ward Holland. n. Il. f.
OF Interest Here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansford Morris,
of st. Adams. w. Va, have issued
cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter Kathryn. to Nicholas Seal
Flournoy, son OF NrS. ~ T.. FlournOy.
Of Richmond. The ceremony took
place Thursday. March IA. in Hunting
ton, w. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Flournoy
left later for n wedding trip in TIE
North. They will arrive in this city
Friday to visit the groom's mother.
Mrs. n. L. Flournoy. at her home 1913
Park Avenue. After April ]. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flournoy will tie at home 1T the
Colonial Hotel st. Adams. w. Va.
st. Patrict<s Entertainment.
a, delightful st. Patrick dance and
supper was given at Camp Lee las,
Saturday evening from 1880 to II
o'clock by the Pittsburgh boys Of
Company. Three Hundred and Nine.
teenth Infantry. The officers assembly
hall. in which the dance was held. was
appropriately and artistically deco
rated for the occasion. and the music
was rendered by the orchestra Of
Three Hundred and Nineteenth 1nfan-
Try. supper was served later in tho