Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
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the leading roles, and pretty girls viii
dance and sing in the bright groups
that make this famous opera such a
pcasing one, and smart society will be
out in full force to attend its produce
ton.
Among those who have been invited
to act as patronesses for the event are:
sSS rs. 5 e, %s3 y; y $ #$f
Stuart l As sS, S,oEr f, y,I rof;S s4 [s
Taylor ESson. ~ Mrs a"i f. u SsO io,eh;lis s
ar, Ms S San Cohen MTs J. cIaHis c%;S.ii.
, GI:%SG,t;d; Nrs, Ivua Ma,Sy MIs. jShn i.
f% ss IssS SFs Ais$5 SfSs Mrs =
George Ainsflie: Mrs. Henry mar@ood. sit s.
Il taa f g Na M,3 'aPfs@@i aasr MIS- l
ME- ME-, r j. kSGlns2die airs W hn9 i,.
Mrs.; Henry, Taylor. jr.., .Mre Pratt. Mrs:
aF1 A.; 1'iI hts' ME- h HS.y
slss John s,ewsr, nfysa Mr. rhl'F:. n e.
f sq. a5, fsSlins '5%fhS!H'ii 4[s Ss
ST.. ''ho" Ma' Mrs AFf h.miss! ?in Mrs
aarein eas Mls Ma spSae L ihap'" , Mrs 3
Hi,,nlswanEer. Mrs. Leon Nelson aud Mrs.
Bencnt Moving Pictures.
Another smart benefit entertainment
will be the moving pictures to be shown
at the Jefferson Auditorium Friday
evening at o'clock OF How the
Wounded" These pictures are en-
trcmely interesting. and are shown
under the auspices of the surgical
dressings committee OF the War Re-
lief Association. ~ number Of promi-
nent women Will act as patronesses.
and the public Is invited TO attend.
A rcfrcshncnt booth Will be arranged
at ono end OF the ballroom and n bevy
OF young girls to assist in serving in
cludes:
KathsTiac, csbs Sci Henao aEisa XIV XIV
Priscilla shsphsrd Gene Hee eek Ellen p' VAT
iE aee' Ia!y IonlI!n Anderson. M1rgarct ifern-
ana issS.i Scott, ''''''' ''oh''S'''
Mrs. Davin mt Home.
Mrs Westmorcland Davis was at
home az usual yesterday afternoon TO
callers at the Executive Mansion, from
Z to o'clock. Mrs Davis received
In the Blue Room. assisted By Mrs.
Frederic William Scott and Mrs. Eppa
Hunton, Jr, poured tea. Mrs. l.. ..
McCabe assisted IN doing the honors In
the d!ning-room. The quaint blue par
lor was decorated in spring flowers and
cases OF daffodls. and narcissus were
the tea table was sc, with n silver
vase OF bright red roses.
Mrs. Davis's "at homes" have been
among the most delightful affairs OF
the late season and the historic Cover
nor's Mansion has been thronged with
callers on each occasion.
AT the Womnn's Club.
Mrs. Samuel Il. Glover will speak at
the Womans Club this afternoon on
Some Bills Pending In the Legisla-
ture.' and an interesting program will
be rendered. Child labor good roads
the establishment OF u board OF censors
for the moving pictures and the admis-
sion OF women TO the practice OF law
III Virginia viii be some OF the bills
discussed at this time.
Interesting Sexsion.
Mrs. Henry Aylctt Sampson. chair
man OF the program committee OF the
Equal Suffrage League OF Richmond.
Will preside at the meeting f the
league tomorrow afternoon at Suffrage
Headquarters. the speaker being Mrs.
Berkeley D. Adams. OF Charlotte Mrs
Adams has chosen as her subject,
Preparation for the Vote" AT the
conclusion OF the meeting. tea will be
served by the following committee:
Mrs. John Hart. chairman Mrs. Silas
Mason Newton. Mrs. Stuart Cottrell (
Misses Dorothy Hart. Fannie Price.
Gladys Thnw. Hamilton Field. Emma
Sampson, Virginia Lamb.
knitting Tea.
Mrs. Fred Evenson and Mrs. Addison |
Lewis will be hostesses ut the knit /
ting tea 10 he given at Mrs. Evensons ,
home. 1000 Third Avenue. Highland |
Park, this afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock, !
for the benefit OF hospital work.
a charming program has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be served. I
ipfo i,,,.;
Claus In Rro,vnirE.
Mics Hattie Belle Gresham will meet |
her Browning Glass This afternoon at /
1880 o'clock, 1T North Laurel Street. /
Her subject viii he ~ Gramrnarian's |
Fure,al" ard The "Epistl. OF Kar- |
shish."
Clint, Entertained
An interesting meeting OF the Every !
Monday Club was held this week in the |
home cf Mrs. H. II McVrv, l4l7 Grove
avenue. Mrs. Gibson Wo,sham gave a |
talk on the ."F.arlv Period Of Russian |
Literature" noting the effects that the |
history of the country had had on its |
literature. The members presen: con-
tributed to tho program by quoting |
poems on the war written by some Of |
the famous poets OF to-day Miss
Adele Clark HIS invited the club to |
meet with her at her a.elirr li3 East
Franklin Street on Mondav, March H.
Gintcr Park Nomnn's Club.
The Ginter Park Womnr's Club will
hold an important meeting at o'clocl, |
this afternoon. All members are urged |
10 attend.
Birthday Party.
Mrs Dale L:icte. Of Rowland Park.
entertained last SATURDAY. ovrri~c N |
honor OF her daughter. Elaine. who
celebrated her sixteenth birthday Al
color scheme of pink and blue was used |
and Miss Dale Luche wore froclx OF
blue chiffon taffeta trimmed in rose
color. Refreshments we're served later
in tn" evening. ana various games
played
Those present were:
-, Misses Elaine Dale Luche. Phyllis Mott.
nn nGnrs I lHmSsty Mary nncsty Margaret
Dugan., Frances Gillio Ii,iia Giliio ria
Dale Mura. Mrs. Dale I.ucha Jerome r.
TrSr%;r%n; Edmund mud MHni winIsm Wright,
wnld Hacharias. Thomas purEan. Louis
para and John IIanky
Mix> Houston to Srcnk.