Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
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M!sa Riddle IL the daughter Of Mr.
ano Mrs James Riddle. OF Petersburg,
and the niece Of Mrs. Alfred Wither.
Spoon Of Wcsthampton.
Dl. Joslin is from tho Eastern Shore
OF Maryland, and prior to the war no
was practIcinS in Baltimore. lie Is
10" iirHt lieutenant In the medical
Lee.
Entertains General Assembly.
Governor Westmorcland Davis 10
SWING series OF STAG dinners at the
LoVernorE Mansion in honor Of tho
members Of the General Assembly.
u iwenty-nve members were entertained
by Governor Davis Wednesday evening
ana tWenty.eight were pregent last
night. Tho mansion was prettily dec
Grated In roses and spring flowers. and
inc table Last evening was Get with
centerpiece Of Richmond roses. Tho
!a.' OF tho series of dinners for the
members Of the Legislature will taks
place tomorrow evening.
Tuesday Mrr. Davis IL entertaining
{he wives Of the members OF the Cen
sTal Assembly at q breakfa.. TO be
stTon In the Governors Mansion. Mrs.
oaTtE Will also he at homo Informally
TO callers from TO 5 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
4 "eEtmoreland Club Dsnce.
The regular dance Of the Westmore-
/ Iand Club Will be held at the club this
evening from 10 80 o'clock. These
canoes are always most interesting at
IaiiE; and members and their guests
Will be present
Interesting Announcement.
az! engagement Just announced IN
Washington which ih Of much interest
10 iafhlonablo society in town. ia that
o. M!sa Louise Dudley Eayne. dauEh-
IT.h
Or. sayne. OF Washington. to John
Francis Proctor Of Calgary. Canada.
late Of The Royal Flying Corps. 10
cate has been set for the wedding. Miss
Baync. who made her debut scveral
seasons ago. is prominent nernbe. OF
che old residential Get In Washington
ana sister Of hrs David Tenant Jr.,
OF Loudoun County. She frequently
rifitS In Virginia, and the announce
.s'Hcnt is an interesting cent OF the
: late winter.
Knitting Icns.
IS Under the ausp!ccs Of the Laaie,' .lid
society Of the Grace Covenant Church.
I Z ntrieS az readings for women ~ho
hni, "iil be held % s2s Pari: .A-cnUr
oil Friday Afternoons in February 4.
O'Clock. The reading this afternoon
VIZ ee Current Events" ~ Misc
.>sa'abe, Brown. February -. "Eou.
mania hy rr. Robert Bryan: February
20 Fheinns Cathedral" B.: Or Edward
MACK. Women interested az. invited
to come pr3nlatly and brius their
Uniting
Leave for baltimore.
co,cncl and Mrs. Harden Ha!yAton.
IN; have been a; the Jefferson tor
zine tine. lat yesterday FOR Ealti.
more, "herc they VIII be tho gucttu
q; Or. ana Mrs. Char!.s L. Summer. a,
the Washington apartment.
NnTy md Murine Dali Tonight
An Interesting charity or III.
evening vii! DO the Navy and Marine
bull given under the auSp!cc. cf Lee
rhapte- L T.. G. at the army ana
lay Gut, corner Or seventh and
'siins features have been arranged.
'nG !naHY distinguished guests viii he
present. Mrs. Temple Roy is Chairman
ol the BAN. Governor and Mrs. Davis.
rlf'nhers of the Legislature ana their
wives have been invited.
Charity Functions.
a snow party and peanut hunt Diil
DC given q. -. james Pa.ish- House
.his afternoon at O'clock under tic
ausptcta Of the daughters Of tho
church. Candy and ice cream vii! be
Sorved fer The children and afternoon
tea served for tho older guests.
The Young Peoples missionary So.
ciet? Of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
- arc giving a Valentine PARTY with
Mother Goose" shadow pictures. IN
The rar!sh-houte th;s afternoon at
O'clock. Novel features have been Ar.
ranged, ana al! interested are invited
10 attend
Tea mud Musicale.
The women Of tho Sacred Hear.
Parrish, South Ii:chmond, viii give 2
,ta AID musicale on Monday night,
J shruary II, IN the Sunday school han,
The public il :n"lted.
In Few York.
Among the RichmondcrH noted in
Jew York during the past week have
been M. end N-s. william Reinhardt.
James c. Elas!nsame. Joseph II. Hin
ond II. 6. Kesn.
Club Meeting,
a meeting CT the scc!al seif.Cu!,u.c
club will take place on Sunday q, tho
hens of MISS Manic Brown, I23 North
Seventeenth street at o'clock. Mem.
bt!a are requested TO he present AND
their friends are invited
Charity HALL SATURDAY..
: tmar; noe!etI event OF Tomorrow
= night il TIE biz Charity Es!i az the
!eNer:an. under the auspices Of tile
pay Nursery AnS!l!afy. y srsa, many
tables have been reserved in advance.
additional pstr6nesef src:
ss %s nf !sa" tssHs M H.. Ssl;sa
Wise. M. William Glars. Mre. j Siswsf:
sys M BRsEEa effgss r' i yoa Ha2fH
Easltr, N.Y.. HArhtrt i'unSten. Mrs tIeor!.6
,onruttt H-y 81. George Cooke Me-. VII.
htre Tred. w SCOTT MR.. fiGorce ANNIE
iirs Baton II Trnndy. ,Mrs. sam toh"n'
. ;:an. Mrs. /: L. ntmiss. Mrs. Levin Jo;nsg
". Mfs. William c. preston. Mrr. t:eo-so
coism.n csllr, Ryisnd, Mary WiIiiaiat,
Mary Thomas. Maud4 StrinEfelioH.
WiveA of Legislators Entertained.
Ahts:ed by the cha!rr1len Of commit
tech ard memberU Of the executive coun-
ell, Officers OF the Equal Suffrage League
OF Richmond received their honor euests
this wives and daughters of members
OF the General Assem- biy--yestcrday at
ternoor at suffrage headquarters.
Fourth and Franklin Streets. from $50
10 $40 O'clock. Interpreted With per-
sonal chats and tho serving Of re-
freahmcntS, short addresses were made
by Mrs. John II. Lewis, of LyEchburg.
congressional Chairman Of the State
league, and by Mrs. Charles G.. Bosher.
ffst vicc-president of the Richmond
league.
Mrc S. N. Block, vice chairman Of
the war savings stamps. announced the
amount Of the sales made by the league