Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SOCIET Y

SaIIie SoIlen, OF the hanover
apartmehts, announces the engagement
ana an approaching marriage OF hel
taaughter Dorothy stewart, to Lieu
sasss Army tte% ss Gu Msethsb Un !.
lovely girl, Is one OF the most popu.
~ iar , m1embers OF the young society sci
and Mrs. William Henry int,6ai. OF
i i Eutaw Place. Baltimore. He ha:
just returned from six months' ser.
wee In France with the Eighueth Divi-
sion, ana was wounded in the lighting
around Vcrdun.
Letter for Soldiers.
IA Letter From Home to Soldiers
sailors and Marines" is the title of q
s she neR pamf am TO be brought out In
Mis- Florence S. Peple. Of this city
Tier idea was TO make each soldier fee
Ina, nnss she was speaking as directly and
personally to him as though she had
oeen able to go with the canteen ser.
vice 10 France. In chatty, friendly
Style s,r she invites each one for days
terestinS section Of Paris, during which
sne te!is not only various underlying
historical facts concerning the origin
OF the quantity named streets. but a
number OF LITTLE personal incidents
which occurred while she was living
Tn mere ,s,s some ls, years ago 70 gather notes
pine these In such Il way that every
soldier viii realize how important q
part he himself has played in making
The pamphlet also contains three IT.
s ere maps drawn Tor the soldiers, bene-
one shows Paris when II was only
an island In the Seine covered with
nnpItter-cups and occupied by the Gauls
The next is in the twelfth century
the City, two great Roman highways
mat had become boulevards. the Roman
buildings. relics OF which exist TO-
"a M hive. ~ he
monks from the. priories outside &c
me city gates. which were afterwards
!urned into the big boulevards. The
ent Paris map to-day. enabling the
soldier TO trace his way without the
eentusion Of unnecessary details.
given by MIR. scrivenor. as. Of Course
was also Miss Peple's work. The pam
S mIi,t, Is being printed It cos, by the
and copies Will pay for four thousand
more which are TO be sent over TO be
distributed among the soldiers. sailors
and marines. or any other war work
ers. Each purchaser should feel that
IN buying one to send to a soldier he
Is 4. also buying fou, n, others which viii
greatly in hoPes that some arrange
ment can be made to distribute copies
70 wounded soldiers who were never
able to see Paris and who are being
hurried to hospitals in this country
to-day.
urlnklcy-"nIthnll.
Ashland. and Miss Clara L. walthall
OF Belona, was celebrated Tuesday. No
yember 2s. In Washington. the Rev.
After a Northern wedding trip Mr. an i
Mrs. Brinklcy Will mako their homo
in Ashland
Patriotic Party.
s the patr,i IL ,s party given Thnrsday
oniell. on North Eighth Street In
ton. n. ]. The house was beautifully
decorated. the color scheme being car
ried out In red. white and blue. Aineri-
those, present were: Misses Emma
Reardon, Katherine MCGOWAN. Anna
Meyers Bea, &c Taylor. Dor "a Chain
s ers, Ma5 5!,!, T1ylor katherine onieli.
Challenar. Carrie LefridEe. Lucy Whip
pie. Mary Bunwngncr. Marie Lestander
Elizabeth BernwaGnsr and Katherine
Hankev. Joe Franklin. Anthony Oar
lngs. Willie Reardon. Clarence Wilson
Willie DarlinEs. Howard Blackburn
Gliyers Hazeierove. Edwin Mayo. r.
Butler. Frank MCGOWAN. Edward
Br9okin. Con MCGOWAN; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs c. Airhart. Mrs. n.
Meyers and Mrs. ". Oneill.
Weekly Dances.
The Saturday afternoon dances at the
DAD Fellows Hall. corner OF Foushee
and Grace Streets under the direction
Of Mrs w. W. Moseley. are attractive
Sn Of each week. These dances are
held from 1870 to O'Clock. and an or
chestra plays for the dancing
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke. o:
Roanoke. have been In Richmond for
brief stay.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs MIC
C!ure have leased the residence OF Miss
Belle Perkins on West Franklin Street
for the winter season
Among the Richmond girls attend.
Ing the Thanksgiving hops at Virginia
Polyt echnic Institute were: Misses
Gladys Tyler. Laura Rlanton. AVIS
H:llsman. Louise Sloan. Dorothy White
hurst and Eiizab beth Wall
Miss zaida YonelL Of parton Heights
ana Mt and Mrs. +. L. Roden. Of Gin
ter Park. have been spending tho
Thankseiving holidays in Ronnoke and
Blacksburg.