Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17


+ ~y4SahEsGo dcbutantes for this winter, some
Ts3SlttEactivc members OF the younger set
- S.sS;sfts take part i'll this figure. Some
= tstSaf these girls include Misses Mary
~ NsGH3Jnr Eleanor Parrish, Jane Strud-
sS..StsiS, Virginia Taylor Nellie Meade.
nGtisabc;h Taylor. Garland Thicrmann.
GAIhn Hawkes., Priscilla Shepherd, Mar
sd EAISt Johns. Kathleen Rogerson. Mary
q, l-a-ata,land, Mildred Ragland. Virginia
&. WaSESs Elizabeth and Helene Luce, OF
+ NeftS,n, \. y, who are spending the
~ ~5.tcr here. They will meet with Miss
So BfNfprd Tuesday nor,,-nS at IL o'clock
ss=sat= her apartment In the Chesterfield
to complete final arrangements for the
d dance
interesting event OF the
cssSsesss future is 'pcaac BALI to he
H3exE1xfb.s for the children and girls and
SS%HSfE'of the school set in Corley Hall.
oisssIll1s- little children will dance in the
55seyS3EESE Don and the older girls and boys
later in the same evening.
ssalh.aay costumes will be worn and all
1Hf45kpfSS of surprises will make the affair
nfsst unique entertainment. The date
dA.s ball VIII be announced shortly.
Snrnbcr OF Richmond guests and
~ rel.THos will go TO Clifton Forge
4e Wednesday, TO attend the marriage Of
- Miss Hattie Nclma Housman dauEh-
H8 Ter OF AIR. anu Mrs. James H. Hous-
- lnaa TO Richard Fields Archer, for
3~s1Htfiy Of Powhatan County. The cerc-
tS"s<Hseny VIII take place at the Prcsby-
e.sts:s!:an Church III Clifton Forge in the
- SnFsSrnce Of q large assembly Of guestsii
- p -fhSre VIII be the usual informal hop
- :IHheICountry Club OF Virginia Satur-
daGs evening. IN orchestra will play
H. for the dancing.
.de.. c. THIS afternoon at 400 o'clock the
- ih6ial ten IN n series OF Sunday after
M@4oon teas 10 be given for the officers
or the army and navy under the aus
s,sSplces Of ;hc war Camp Community
0f,ih' WIN he held at the University
1SssSstJG S27 West Franklin Street Mrs.
G..GeoIge Warren is chairman of the
- committee IN charge of these affairs,
saC and assisting her for a month Will
be Mrs. John a. Coke, Jr. Mrs. Robert
I Pegram and Mrs. Stafford Parker.
! bery OF young society girls will serve
4 tea for the officers.
4 BRENT WITT. :.
NfuSicians' Club Monday.
The Musicians club will open it's
sESSssan Monday might At the jefferson
aSNnI oriuni with a brilliant concert.
fSlsawedf by an informal reception in
tiHsnbs crvNsce of Pres :dcu,s Day. The
;,SsiSt on this oce.ision VIII be Miss Mil
dsfI Faas, CONCERT so.o!s;, whose lovely
v1tse and charm.ns personality are fast
WSMllnG her uisi!nted praise in every
sHSHon Of the country The club is
fpCtpnateSin securing her services at
thAsbeg!nning o! the season and a re-
ctsssx BY such gifted singer will give
atEtalpctus 10 the Gibbs activities that
WSESmean inspiration to local artists.
asssSei! as enjoyment to the entire
.Tt sidenis Day is new feature and
ip.sH5 observance the old and new
risnahers viii have the opportunity of
chHtton viii follow the concert and all
mlAAAers are invited to participate in
,sssI enthusiastic reception will be ac
c.@8d Mss fans. She has appeared
lsAsa IA aud mas many cngngem 2err
1ess ey Thia ara b;oneST, , singer in New
oas.sucs easil for Ills His ' c6neer T. invite
jlsHagcmcnt of interest.
III eng cement which was aunounc.J
l3SSnsweek Is that of Miss Molly Evans
: MatthinGton. daughter Of Mrs Charles
IosoMah "orthinGton; of panvillc Ky.
tfesnpi:.in Julian Il. Hume. son OF Mrs
4tM1s Hnme ana NE late, John II Hume.
~ &s:sk s.9 2. vo,, n,,r,o. 49," %
nsfS on Wa" T&ank lh Ms"4 hag VIII |sks
.grnguatc OF the Mary baldwin semi
80, Of Fi sfaoni9q gHp'"2 Hume sey
: ct ArfF%, has recently returned from ac-
: 5&.sttTsrserN!ce overseas and is now sta
ohte-aa instructor. ''1'''"''' .
-s tEsss s anb, f,"s~ ",S.r,nr van,
100 wears ago, the citizens OF Rich
smon1 adopted. among other patriotic
s<s resolutions. one saving that they would
e., dicsE In homespun domestic fabrics
4ssA To-Day one OF the most surprising re-
w. \ actions Of the war, as an anticlimaN 10
sgE state OF society which might be
E termed machine made" is tho intcrcs,
80 IN and Hppror!ation OF hand work or
49,. hone mauufaCtnrcd artEcl s---frou,
canned goods ana rag carpets to such
rs handlcrafts OF purely aesthetic value
Ee39 rs batik dycsfuffs. tapestries and nrIen
70 tai weaving hand woven covcrlcts and
!sylst various developments Of pot,nry aud
fsS. wood ca wing To keen pace i'm Ricb.
- mond with this aesthetic and economic
49,. movement, an at"r!er of hap0ic-nftS
~ has been added ~ SIS Nora Hnus.on
pa and Mss Adele Clark % their afIli.r az
s8 fine arts. \ colonial hand loom has
re- been placed 'hcre, wher.on viii y.
woven by Mss Houston ana Miss clark
90 and by their students WOODEN sTr
5ssSS@sStor cotton rag rugs, "ovcrl-,s and other
,esfEi s fabrics. The old loom. which was oh
~ 49, tanned In Hanover County must hay.
~ se:i-tretn in existence AT the time The aboy.
ssstS mentioned resolution was passed ANA
49, may have been, indeed. one Of In. loon.
49, usEd' to .ulhl! the patriotic intcutiG,,
oy. pntronizing home industry 'rh
q, flJucs are made OF homcsDun linen.
tSSTcnd is actually made OF reeds a ri
~ NOT, rs in III" modern looms cornnosrI
d OF ETHEL dents; The little boat -shancd
-r1IIrt i..g