Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
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Former Governor Of Virginia. Henry
Carter stuart. and his daughter, Miss
Mary Fulton Stuart who have been on
an extended trip through the South.
will arrive in Richmond on Sunday.
Ex-Governor Stuart and his daughter
spent some timo with party OF friends
at their hunting lodge in Georgia and
have also visited Jacksonville. st.
Augustine. Palm Beach and Cuba.
Miss Montague 10 Give Reading.
The third OF the series Of Emitting
bees at 50i West Franklin Street.
under the auspices Of the Woman's
Guild OF Grace Episcopal Church. Will
be hold this afternoon ut o'clock
Miss Margaret Prescott Montague will
give an authors reading. Miss Monta-
que. who is spending somo time in
Richmond. is widely known for her
exceedingly clever articles In tho At
lantic Monthly, as well as other we'll
known magazines. and a large audience
will be present 10 hear her.
CONT Artillery DaIl Saturday Night.
One OF the largest and mos, brilliant
mid-Lentcn affairs will be the BAH
given a; the Blues Armory Saturday
evening by the members Of the Twelfth
and Thirteenth Companies Of Virginia
Coast ARTILLERY. Miss Gladys Glover is
chairman OF the ball. assisted b. a
number Of prominent young Sirls. and
the patronesses include some OF the
best known women In Richmond. MISC
hntoinettc Thicrnann iebutantc Of
this season. viii lead tho figure. which
opcns ;lic ball. Tho dcbutartcs of this
scagot aud lat "ith ihcir ouco-t- Jisv
taking part.
Other novel features .t the bail Will
be tho specii! dances given by ucvcral
pupils or Miss Ella Eimford Little
Miss Ernestine Bachrach will dance all
Egyptian dance and Breath of SPRING"
and Mildred Gates. Mary Miller and
Gwendolyn Selden will dance "Awak-
ening."
Invitations have boon extended to tho
Governor OF Virginia and Mrs. Davis,
Northumberland and Mrs. Buch
anan and many other distinguished
guests. officers from Camp Lao will DO
Ia attendance, and tho ball promises to
be one OF tho most interesting affairs
OF tho season.
Saunder-Gray.
Mrs. Rosa Taylor Hubbard Cray. Of
Ashland. announces the engagement
and approaching marriage Of her
daughter. Mics Rose Swami Gray. TO
Junius Morris saunders. OF Richmond
and Hanover.
Confederate Tea.
The annual tea given each winter by
the Richmond Chapter. L. D. c.. will
take place this afternoon at Lee Camp
\ FSl. from to s'o'clock, and all other
4 Fchtrs OF the United Daughter OF
,hEonfederacy and any visiting
alters are included IN the invita-
I'll A charming musical program
hjeen arranged and refreshments.
vibe served during the afternoon
lie receiving the callars will include
.jotiicers of tho Richmond Chapter
;are: AIRS. Norman V. Randolph. Mrs.
~. Massie. Mrs. J. 6. Corley, Miss
1; Mumford. Mrs. Randolph Watkins.
B. \. Blenner. Miro. Archer Lee
fhardson. Miss Cathright. MrA. j. X
~man. fourth vice president. OF the
tSinia Division L. u. G.
Mrs. WcstrnorcIand DAVIS. wife Of the
\, fvcrncr OF Virginia. and wives Of the
ahnbcra OF the General Assembly. have
also been especially invited 70: this oc-
casion and the entertainment will DC an
Interesting eve!.t of tho lato Tt.iter
cnason here.
Additional members % the committee
In charge are: Mrs y. j. White. Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs. W. Bradley. The
Graadchi!dren's Chapter will serve re-
freshments.
Mrs. Fiournoy Here.
Mrs. william Cabell F!ournoy, of the
Eastern Shore. is visiting he. sister
Mrs. Beverly r. Tucker, zoo Monument
Avenue. Mrs. Flournoy IL the head Of
the Virginia Division. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy.
Club Entertained.
Tho Every Monday Club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Page West.
Tho usual program on Russia was
varied by the study of American artists.
Mrs. Z. q. SVEN presented charming
account OF the life and work OF John
Alexander. There followed round
table discussion Of the recent profess
sional conference led by Mrs. q. Har-
vey Clarke. The club will hold It's next
meeting 1T the home OF Mrs. II. H. Me-
Vey. lal7 Grove Avenue.
Musical Monday.
Miss Frances Allan Entertained ct
musical on Monday afternoon III her
studio. 1903 West Grace Street. She
was assisted by her pupils. who, with
herself, rendered musical program.
One OF the features OF the afternoon
was the rendering of old songs by Mrs.
Jeanette Fleet Vest, Who charmed her
audience with her singing. During the
afternoon refreshments were served.
Donation Dny.
To-day IS the annual Donation Day at
- the Retreat for the Sick, and commit
tee OF board members will receive At the
| hospital. This is the annual appeal CT
1 this institution.
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