The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

Confederat bell and card party given
by the Richmond chapter, Unite1
Daughters of the Confederacy in the
woman's club The affair celebrates
General Lees birthday, January 10,
and falls on Saturday Of this week.
THE ban is for the benefit OF the
needy Confederate women who cannot
be admitted into homes or institu-
tons. Mrs. Norman V. Randolph.
president OF the chapter. is general
/ chairman. Decoration for the affair
win he in palms and Confederate flag
| and a good orchestra VIII furnish
music from 80 until IL O'Clock Sup
per will be PsFved AT 1890 and is in
{ cluded In the tickets which may 10
had rom any member OF the chapter.
, Tables for cards may he reserved
: through Mrs J. X Bowman
/ Prominent Club Woman Here
! Mrs, Samuel r. Smeath. of Tiffen,
+. Ohio a prominent club woman OF the
Middle West Is stopping at the JEFF
I ferson hotel this week And visiting
/ her friends in this city. She ia also
| visiting her grandson Captain Samuel
/ g. Smeath, OF Camp Lee
J Chs rtty Rali Lass Night.
Most interesting in the social life
, Of Richmond last evening was the
charity ban given by the Richmond
Education association in the ballroom
Of the Jefferson hotel The affair was
( largely attended by prominent mem
. hers OF Richmond society, many small
/ p.rties being entertained at supper
/ at the tables n the sides of the ball
room Mrs Garrett r. Wall was
8 cha irmau Mrs NJ 9. Branch is
+ chairman OF the association.
( Among those entertaining at the
Jefferson last evening we're MIR. and
/ Mrs Granville Valentine. in honor OF
their niece. Misc Katherine Valentine.
Miss Valentine later assisted Misses
Mary McCaw Hawes Doreen
F'tzeerald. Nell Rennods. Martha
Wau Fure Warren. Isabel Scott.
Marc7rct Powers, and Ellen Wallace
ia the sale Of candy tobacco and bal
looms n the ball Attractive favors
we're distributed among the guests
and an orchestra played throughout
the evening.
I The proceeds Of the ball will 20
J toward the open mir schools in the
; city
Ertcrtnins NJ Dinner.
Attrac tive among the afT"irs of the
winter season was the dinner NJ the
| jefferson hotel last evening given In
honor Of Niles Katherine Valentine,
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs Henry
vile Valentine Miss Valentine was
TO have made her debut this season
had not the war interviewed.
! Guests al, the dinner were: Misses
ellen Wallece Mary scott. Ishel Scott
! Martha Mallory, Margaret Herndon,
MPria Adkins. Margaret Powers, An
Itoinette Thiermann. Mildred Williams,
Virginia Ellington, Hazeltine Watson,
Rose Caperton Austin Campbell and
D. .
, lop. Braxton Valentine, Richard
! Fowlkes. Sherlock Bronson. william
! Gooch. Lieutenant Mitchell. Herbert
. Jackson, Lieutenant Hart. Lieutenant
tThamh erly, Captain Toujon. James
7 Pidgcon. Lieutenant Kennedy and
. Lieutenant Arcarrow.
Military BALL Saturday.
a One OF the brilliant affairs of tho
/ week will be the big military ball TO
be given In the ballroom OF the Blues
1 armory, Saturday evening, January
. ~. The affair is for the benefit OF
q the Ninth Company virginia coast
Q artillery. and is under the auspices
!; nf the Godm others'league The Jazz
4 hand of the aviation squadron Will
. play and a most attractive program
1 has been arranged,
Among the many prominent guest
{ ! to be present are Governor Stuart
; his staff, Mayor Ainslle and other city
officials, and representatives from the
{ Ninth Company in training at Fort
ress Monroe,
I The ladies in charge include Mrs,
+ William A. Cheatwood, general chair
T man. Mrs A. F, Diggs and Mrs
r Robert NJ Blankenship; patronesses
D Miss BeatrCs Canepa, Mrs. J. w. Wise
man, and Mrs. w r. Bradley: re-
Ifreshm ents Mrs. Hamilton Chalkey.
Tickest may be had at the CorleS
= company, and T A. Nrtllers Drus
|, store or from anyone Of the com
3 nittee,
There will be very importan nj
:, meeting Of the Godmothers' league
:, for the Ninth Company Virginia coas
- artillery in room $50. the Jefferson
- hotel. Monday at p o'clock. all in
-. terested in this work for our soldiers
- are cordially invited to attend, a
~ plans for the he II will he completed.
- y Dance at tho Beneiictine.
~ One OF the attractive affairs of tn
:, week will be the dance at the Bene
=. dictine college given by the mem ber
4 of the athletic association. An orches
- ira will play for the dancing from
a. sac until IL o'clock and there will
= be a number OF chaperones. Refresh
!, ments will be served.
-, Miss Shakespeare Entertainx.
= Miss Pearl Shakespeare entertained
~ number of her friends at card
"a Friday evening from $40 to / I o'clocl
~ in celebration of her birthday. Tn
y affair took place In her home, 40
- North Elm street Five hundred wa
~ played and buffet supper was serve,
IA at the conclusion OF the games.
~ Snvy and Marine Fall.
Men of the navy and the marine
will be entertained at an attractiv
= hall Friday. February s. by the lie
r. chapter, United Daughters of the Con
20 federacy, OF which Mrs Andrew Jack
10 son Montague is president The al
~ fair will take place in the hall abov
"a the Richmond cafeteria. corner Sew
enth and Franklin streets, from TO
az O'Clock Members of the Lee chap
,n ter will act as chaperones. The must
m viii be one Of the most tnterestin
features Of the evening and will b
furnished by the popular tazz band O
the 1i4th aero squad in cnca mpmen
a. at FULTON The bail IS opan to tn
I'd public and IS for the purpose OF buy
Is ing wool for sweaters for men In tn
r. navy and marines. Mrs. Temple Ro
x is chairman OF arrangements.
ts Attractive Gard Party.
or An u-oYlAp who entny an afternoO