The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

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days stay, will be entertained at din
rer Monday evening by their host
And hostess. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Cary Johnson. of the Union Theo-
logical seminary. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ct. George Tucker, Of col Alto" near
Lexington. will also be guests OF
honor. A large number OF representa-
tive guests have been invited
Dinner for Debutantes.
Miss Katherine Valentine, the
daughter OF Colonel ana Mrs Henry
Lee Valentine. and Miss Hazeltine
Watson, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gray Watson. both attractive
members OF the deoutante set. were
honor guests Mt a dinner last evening
at the Country Club of Virginia. given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stuart Val
sntine. The table was beautifully ar
ranged with French basket OF sweet
pease as a centerpiece and vases OF
sweet psase arranged at alternate
places. Pink and white place cards
carried out the color scheme. Thirty
six covers were laid. The guests en-
5oyed the regular Saturday evening
dance at the club after dinner.
Quests included: Mr.. aud Mrs Fred
D. Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gray
Watson. Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Ell
lett. Misses Isabel Scott, Virginia Ell
totnette Thiermann. Margaret Powers,
Mildred Williams. Margaret Herndon,
Lewis Warren Maria Adkins. Marie
" iikinson, Carrie TalIaferro, Hazel
tine Watson, Katharine Valentine and
DIR. McGavock. Lieutenant Lloyd
Tahb, Captain Robert Dashien, Cap
tain Seggermaun. Captain Lewis
Chumbley. Lieutenant Norman Mitch
ell, Lieutenant James Farquhar. Rich
I'd nh
W~ight Sherlock Bronson, Lieutenant
Milton RurwelI. A. T3eirne Blair. Jr.,
Lieutenant EGward Crane, John Cecil
ur. Harry simpson. Lieutenant Allan
Hart aud Walter Leake.a
Misunderstanding.
An Interesting wedding OF tina past
week took place Tuesday afternoon,
January IS, Mt o'clock In the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Junius v. Fleming.
of TREES Mills. Va. when their
daughter. Myrtle Graves Fleming. be-
came the bride of Andrew. Hamden
Fleming. OF Richmond. The bride
wore a handsome travelling suit Of
taupe cloth with hat gloves and shoes
10 correspond. Her flowers were a
eorsage BOUQUET Of pink roses and
gardenias She was attended by her
sister, Miss Roberta Fleming. as maid
o. honor. and Miss Ruth Hall, Their
frocks were OF pink Gecrgette crepe
end satin and they wore corsage pou-
quets % pink sweet pease.. Alonzo
Fleming. Of Richmond, attended AS
best man and Americas Fleming was
the sroomsman. Rev. J. +. Taylor
performed the ceremony and Frank
Cosby, Of Richmond, played the We'd
alBg music Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs, Fleming left
for a trip To Pittshurg. Cleveland.
Niagara Falls and other Northern
rtties. They will he at hcme 10 their
friends after February ! az ais South
Addison street. Guests from Rich
nond attending the ceremony were
: Mr.. and Mrs, w. l. Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs f G Fleming
Mira. Eft~ft Entcr,ains.
Mrs. T. Fl. Elicit was hostess at an
attractive luncheon IN Friday after
noon AT O'Clock 81 honor of Mrs.
John s. Wise. Of New York. Mrs.
Wise formerly made her horne in this
Eitg and her friends were invited. ten
lovers being laid The affair was
given IN Mrs Iriiett's home, S07
West Franklin street which was at
ract!vely decorated for the occasion
{. In pink and white sweet pease. mar
cissus, frez'a, and pink and white
syacintl1a 4 num Der Of new war
fishes were introduced in the course
~ the luncheon.
Celebrate. Ices birthday
General Lees birthday was ceie-
Srated last evening in = most de-
iishtrul manner bv the Richmond
chanter. Daurhters of the Confed-
eracy and their friends with bah
and card arty in the Woman's club.
Not only al the Young and older
people enjoy the dancing. cards and
supper that ws.s served during the
!. ave-'N- but Pie pleasure viii be far
reathfng when the proceeds go to,
ward the support OF aged women OF
he Confederacv. who neither come
nnder the provision of the pension
Confederate homes.
The attractive drawing ROOMS ard
auditorium OF the club were decorat.
ed as heftted the occasion in Con
fNderats flags, flags of the state oil
Virginia. and United States fiags. A
good orchestra furnished music for
tho dancing from $40 o'clock until
doiph president OF the Richrond
chapter. and all OF the chapter
members received and entertained
the guests. for the ball. unlike most
benefit affairs was more OF the ma
sure of a private entertainment. Miss
Bette Ellvson and her assistants
served q buffet supper at ii O'clock
ana at the CuNCtuSiDH VI the nVe
hundred and auction bridge games
the PLAYERS enjoyed the dancing.
Military BAN Interesting.
Numbers OF soldiers. sailors, and
civilians attended the military bal
last evening in the Hines armory 70.
the benefit Of the Ninth company
Virginia. coast artillery, OF which
Mrs. w. A. Cheatwood Is chairman
This IL IA division Of the Godmothers
league. whose general Chairman
il Mrs G r. w. Kern. The ball
room was decorated with bunting and
flags and IN the center OF the moo,
the Jazz band OF the One Hundred
and Fourteenth aero squad PLAYED
for the dancing throughout the even
Ing. Refreshments were served a.
y the sides Of the hail and led by Mis-
Marie Cheatwood hevy OF prett,
girls IN flag costumes made theti
wav among the darrars with bal
looms and other novelties.
Navy and Marine Ball Soon.
Plans are under way for nav,
and marine ball to be given on thu
evening OF February the 9Th by the
Lee chapter. Daughters OF tho Cor
fadArncv The euterta In mani will