The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-07

Mrs wextmorsland Davis WAS en-
tsrfainwd at tea yesterday AFTERNOON az
the Jefferson hotel by Mrs i. j. Her
nodle Mrs Davis played cards al
the party for the benefit OF the hetrea'
for the Sick in the palm court Garner
IN the afternoon. Al the conclusion OF
fhc games Mrs Davis held an informal
reception to meet all of those playing
AT the party and following the relep-
tion Mrs kernodle entertained at tea
Ia the party were Mrs. Davis, Mrs. T.
n. holland, Mrs. II NJ. Mapp, Mrs =
r. Barham, Mrs. Christian Il CLARKE
Mrs. William Bullitt Fitzhugh
Largest Card Party Ever Given.
The party given yesterday afternoon
I'm fine pajnn court Of the jefferson
hotel hv the WAYS and means commit
tee Of the Retreat fer the Sick, undci
the chairmanship of Mrs CHRISTIAN
III. Clarke assisted by MRS. y, j. NeF-
ncdle and other members of the com
saitfee, was the largest card parry
ever given In Richmond, One nun
ssred and twenty-five tables were en-
gagged In playing five hundred ana
auction bridge and a representative
body Of women wers at the tables
The gs mes began NJ $3.50 O'clock and
continued unfit SO. after which the
guest of the occasion Mrs. Westmcre-
land Davis. wife of the governor OF
Virginia, received informally.
Richard or--G rsTneSs
Palms. white roses, and one large
United States flag we're used IN dec.
Grating the Holy Trinity Episcopal
church Yesterday morning at II
o'clock for the wedding of Miss Mary
Page GRIMES TO Ensign DIN McNulty
Richardson Miss Gryn,es ts the,
daughter Of Mrs Fannie Thaw
Grymes, Of this city. and Ensign Rlch-
ardson il the son Of Colonel ard Mrs,
John w Richardson, also OF this city.
The brides god Or. John r.
trpshur. gave hcr 5n marriage. 7he
wore an attractive dress ~ SAND col
ores gseorRette crepe with black hat
ard her sowers were rcrsaEe hou~
uuet OF orchids Miss Geneveve La
ffrop was her maid Of honor ard wore
t1eor~efte crepe dress ri old blue
with a hat 20 match and carried a
.rresertatIou bouquet of spring flowers.
Ensign u r. NeGuckin l. 5. n
sorfncrly Of New York, attended En-
sirn Richardson as best man ana the
tsahers were Lieutenan& Bushnell. I'm
aien Jones and Ensign Taylor. all 81
the United states navy The bridal
marty was entertained at breakfast FOL
lowing the ceremony In The brides
Name on Grove avenue. In the after.
noon Ensign ard Mrs. Richardson left
for a brief wedding trip
TEA in Honor of Guest.
Mrs Garnet Tabb entertained in
for.ns}tv ~ tea Yesterday afternoon
in her home 2f25 Monument avenue
ir horror Of her q ster. Nrs. Bridges.
Of Nllus ngfon, y g.. Members of the
vnung MARI ed set were included II
the invitations
Rocep. ION mis- Afternoon
featuro ~ tho Informal reception
e. be held III suffrage headquarters,
Fourth ard Frankiiu streets. this af-
tsrnoon from $50 until $50 o'clock
Will he five minute talks made by sew
@ral WetI-known women. giving thel
latest reports from the front IN the
fieirt FOR democracy at home. Among
those who viii speak are; Ars. John
n Lewis Of Lynchburg; Mrs Eudorn
Ramsay Richardson. OF Furry; Miss
CaIly Ryland Mrs Charles O. Kosher
and Mrs Henry Aylet Sampson, OF
Richmond Mrs Ernest Mead will he
assisted St the tea table ny Mrs. James
J. Pollard, Mrs Hiram Smith. Mrs.
John q. Munce. Mrs. Thomas W. Muir
reli, Mrs. Lewis Mafhen, Mrs; Walter
Hubbard, Mrs Stuart Reynolds, Mrs.
Clifford T. Caperton. Mrs. Philip Pow
ers snd Mrs. W. ". GU Members
O. the league are reminded that war
savings stamps and thrift stamps are
for sale as usual on Thursday after