Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
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70 the Governors Mansion yesterday
stlerhoon from to O'Clock Cor the
trst at home given by the Cover
T Tora Lady. Mrs. Davis has chosen
tuesday as her day at horne" and
! VIII receive informally on tnat day
ye'ch week rhe craving room; were
ocsprated everywhere with palms and
bright red roses and tea Was served
n IN the dining room.
Mrs Davis received In the Blue Room
OF IN" mansion. with Mrs. David Lcukc,
WE OF the chief OF staff. assisted by
Mrs Edward J. Willis. Miss Ellie
branch and Miss Mary Lyons poured
4 Yea, and the tea table was set with a
cehterDiece of red roses These at
homes promise to he among the smart
society events of the year, and many
prominent out -of-town guests. as we'll
az Richmond women. viii attend them.
MIS-. Pennypncker to Arrive Mondny
Mrs. Percy V. Ponnypacker. of Aus
| tin. Tex, will arrive in Richmond on
Sunday 10 bc the guest of alr. and Mrs.
y. l.. Mcclellan for short stay Mrs.
> Pennypacker will address the Woman's
4 Club on Monday afternoon on which
f. Closes the Door-Youth or Ago." She
Is lecturer. writer and president OF
y tho Chautauqua wonau's Club and
r one Of the most prominent club women
Z IN the country Miss Mary Moore is
II chairman OF the afternoon.
AT tho Wnmnns Club.
An attractive affair Of this afternoon
VIII be tho reading given by Miss Flor
encc Peplc at the Woman's Club at
O'Clock. Miss pcplc. who is the author
|, OF a number OF charming short stories.
will read The Man Without ii coun-
tfy" Tea viii be served at the con-
clusIon of the programs. These We'd
nesday afternoon programs at the cup
are delightfully."- informal affairs. Mem
bera bring their knitting, and the circle
IS always an interesting one.
In Hichmond.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Trinkle OF
Wythcville. with their two children.
. Ethel Ice and Eorred. arrived in tn"
/ ci,y last night They will spend
month at the Jefferson Hotel. where
Mr.. Trinkle's brother. Senator l.. Lee
Trinklc. is making his home during
the session of the General Assembly
sStTiIlcr-Rronddus.
Church. Hanover County, announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
OF her daughter. Louise Evcrard. 10
Wary Edgar Miller, city engineer OF
Flint, Mich. The wedding VIII take
place wednesday afternoon. March G.
mt $3.50 o'clock in Emmanuel Church
Old Church.
Hhnwn-Frnnl<lin.
= Holster Cute Rhawn, of The Times
dispatch city staff, aud Miss Mary
\ Cordelia Franklin. of ITl2 Kuxton Ave
= nuc. Baltimore. were married yesterday
| ut the home OF Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
(pastor OF tho Broad street Methodist
} Church. Only close persona! friends
l. witnessed the ceremony.
Mr., and Mrs. Rhawn wi!l make their
homo at South Second StrAnt Mrs.
Rhawn Is a native of Baltimore, where
she has made her home with an aunt
since tho death Of her parents. several
years ago. and is an accomplished and
attractive young woman. Mr. Hhawn
|. mas been with The Times Dispa tch
! since last October. serving as police
reporter.
y or Interest Hero.
or much interest 10 society in Viz
guia az we'll rs that Of New York and
Cleveland Ohio. ~ the marriage OF
MIS- Margaret Allen. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Allen, and Ensign L
j.. Ireland. Jr.. y. j.. +. OF Mr..
and Mrs Il L. ireland. OF Cleveland.
Ohio. which TOOK place last Saturday
afternoon at o'ciocl< in Grace Epis-
{. copal Church. New York.
The bride, who was given in marriage
b. her father. was attended by her
cousin. Miss Katherine Allen, and Miss
Elizabeth Ireland sister OF the groom.
rs maids OF honor.
Ensign ireland had as hts best man
. Ensign II. y. Davidson. Jro y. T. f.,
and the ushcrs were DR.. X. Il. Nc
Alpine " T. r Ensign J.. T. Jacobs.
y r. y. and Roger and Coleman and
Samuel .. Lambert. of New York.
Immediately after the ceremony En-
sign and Mrs. ireland left for a we'd
ding trip, and after February IS they
will make their home for the present
In Norfolk. Ensign Ireland ia on duty
at the naval aviation station at the
naval base.
IAochran-Muth.
i. Mr. and Mrs Louis Muth have issued
cards announcing the marriage OF their
daughter. Mabie Louise. TO John Ham
iton Cochran. lieutenant United states
|
I F, place on Friday. January 1. 1T Clear
water. Fla. Lieutenant Cochran is at
tachod 10 the machine gun corps and Is
stationed a Camp Lee
The Every Monday Club.
The members Of the Every Monday
club and their friends assembled in the
palm room OF the jefferson Hotel on
Monday afternoon as guests OF Mrs.
BENJAMIN T. Crump. About twenty
eight were present. Mrs. Boo;cn Hill
was the speaker Of the afternoon. She
took as her subject The Russian Peas
ant" and told many Interesting things
of the peasants life. speaking at length
of the part he played in the present
war.
To match were used effectively on tho
tea table. At the conclusion OF the pro-
gram which included current events.
!, refreshments were served
The date OF the next meeting of the
club has bccn CninPeI from hoHutN,
y February IS, TO Wednesday. February
-. Miss Elizabeth Winingham 1903
I Grove Avenue. will be hostess
Browning Glasses.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham Will give
her first lesson in the series Of Brown
ing study classes this afternoon at 1870
o'clock at North Laurel Street.
- EIntcr pnrk Club to Meet.
The Gintcr Park Woman's Club will
meet this afternoon at o'clock in the
4 schoolhousey Miss Bessie May Dudley
will give several recital ions Of her own
composition. and Mrs. Binford Walford
, will sing Come, Boys, the Bugles Are
calling" also written by Miss Dudley.
y Entertainment mt Elks' Home.
MI and Mrs. J. L. Palmatary Mr.. and
Mrs j. G.. Porter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas y. Garrett will be among the
patrons at n dance to be given Thurs
dav evening OF this week at the llks'
Home by "Billy" Burke. 1t is expected
that the affair will be largely attend
ed Music w>li be furnished by an
orchestra.