The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

a large mum Der OF members are e&-
pected to hear her. Tea will be serv-
ed In Miss Fletcher's studio follow
ing the lecture. Miss Anne Fletcher
and Miss Susan Wilson will receive.
The exhibit of students work. which
was opened on Friday at the club.
may be seen Monday and Tuesday
from . to IL apd from Q TO 8 O'Clock.
The new term of the club classes
will begin this week.
Observe Washington'a Birtlday.
The Sonsof the American RevoIu-
ton and tie Sons of the Revolution
will enjoysR joint buffet supper the
evening of january 22 In celebration
of George Washingtons birthday.
The societies will first hold their
meetings and later unite in the cele-
bration in the westmoreland club.
The tables win be decorated in ac-
oordance with the event in red. white
and blue, many Tags being used and
the centerpiece will be a rniniaturs
General Washington.
Dance at the We@tm oreiana
Friday evening of this week the
regular bi-monthly dance of the MEM
osrs OF the Wsstmoreland club viii
be held. These danoeA are greatly
enjoyed and win continue throughout
the winter and early spring
Janaferro-~McCmrrie
VI interest here was the wedding
celebrated In Norfolk yesterday morn
Ing at 945 o'clock when Miss Anna
Hamilton AeCarrtck, the daughter of
Mrs. Joseph ID. McCarrick, became the
bride of Lieutenant Philip g. Talia-
ZERO son of John A. Talfrferro, of
Gloucester county. The ceremony was
eerformed In the Sacred Heart church.
5y the Rev. Father Thomas Waters
who also celebrated the nuptiai mass
The bride was given in marriage by
her mother and was unattended. Far.
rant TODD, u, S. f., acted as Lieuten-
ant Taliafarro's best man. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Lieutenant
and Mrs. Taliaferro lest for Northern
trip. The former is stationed at Fort
ress Monroe with the coast artillery.
Gard Party at Jefferson
A number of tables have been re-
served for the card party to be given
In tho palm court Of the Jefferson
hotel tomorrow afternoon by the
members OF the woman's auxiliary Of
the HowitFers association from 4 to s
O'Clock. Tables will also be made up
just before the games. Euchrs will
be played In addition TO Eve hundred
and auction bridge and very handsome
prizes will be awarded These prizes
have been presented by a mum Der Of
people and Arms Interested In she
work OF the auxiiiary--the providing
Of comforts for the men in the Howit-
gers. Rockbridge battery and head
quarters and supply companies of the
One Hundred and Eleventh regiment OF
Virginia Geld artillery, stationed at
Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala The
proceeds OF the card party VIII pro-
vide the ysen with helmets and other
necessary articles Miss Kate Myers
10 chairman OF the auxiliary and will
reserve tables for any who are inter
ested. telephone. Madison 2sl. Any
other member Of the auxiliary win
see that tables are reserved.
The games VIII begin promptly at
o'clock and guests are requested by
Mrs. c. b. Graham. chairman OF the
card committee. to be on time Play.
srs may bring their own cards or
purchase them at the door,
sersbhiers Meet.
The Scrfhblers will meet Wednesday
evening of this week. at $50 o'clock
In the home of Mrs. Henry Ayie,t
Sampsoa. 1857 West avenue. large
attendance fs expected as a new fea-
ture on the program for the winters
work will be tried for the flrst time.
Features Of Charity Rail-.
Among the attractive features Of the
charity ball to be given February 9
in tho Jefferson hotel ballroom under
Wv a&SAfieNS w NfAC BAIiE AuA4EiATf OF
the Belle Bryan day nursery, of which
Mrs. James Gordon Smith la president,
VIII be special dance In Oriental cos
tune by Miss Alice Reed Jones' the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archer G.
Jones' Miss Jones was presented to
society in Richmond last season The
popular jazz hand of the One Hundred
and Fourteenth aero squad will fur
nish the music and quartet from the
Anar5Rar Tnher1A
terrain Tables are now being re-
served through Mrs. Hiram Smith.
Boulevard 2577
Howitzers' Ball.
Plans have Just been completed for
- ball on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 2. In the Grays' armory to be
given for the benefit of the new or
ganiEation OF Howitzers. The pro
ceeds will furnish the new battery
with equipment The dance prom
tses to be an interesting affair. Good
provided and many attractive fea-
lures are being planned. Dancing
will begin at O'Clock.
Mrs, Robert Hudson is chairman
of>the ball and the following will act
as patrcnesses:
Mrs. W, Nj, Myers, Miss rsate N.Y.
Ars, Mrs c. V. Meredith, Mss e.
c. Waithall, Miss A. l. Stephenson.
@esdc-mes Daley. John Teifey. rsor-
~ an Randolph, Henry Rcuntree.
William Bradley. George Harring-
ton. w. Standard, Willie Adams, W.
burrows, w. vawter. Charles Nor
mant, Paul Redd r. A. Bienner.
@. T. w. Kern. John F. Bauer. ]. F.
Bradley. w w, Myer, Newton Mo-
Weigh. NJ. E Crane A. ]. Montague.
Jcmes Harwood, Iawrens.
Among the many interesting az
fairs OF this week will be the navy
and marine bali to be given the even
ing of Friday. February s. In the
hall over the Richmond cafeteria,
Seventh and Franklin streets. The
Lee chapter. Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. OF which Mrs. Andrew Jack
son Montague Is president. Is giving
the ball for a double benefft--the
Confederate Home for Women and
for the supplying OF comforts for men
in the navy and marine corps. In
vitations have been sent to Quantico
and other stations and a number of
sailors and marines are expected to
attend the affair. Mrs. Temple Roy
is general chairman Of arrangements.
Patronesses for the ball will be:
Mesdames A. j. Montague, New
ton Mcveigh. St. George Bryan.
Thomas Bigger, l.. F. Desportes,
Thomas Pickney Bryan, Eugene