Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
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Gordon, Mrs. Karl Blackwell. Mr..
! William Rogcrson. Mrs. Robert l.. Pey-
ton. Jr.. Mrs Beverley Randolph. Mrs.
w j. Payne, Mrs. Il. a. Robinson, Mrs.
VIM. T. Robins and Mrs. George Allen.
EntertnIns Teachers.
The hospitality and courtesies Of the
Wonan's Club will be extended to the
teachers Of the Richmond schools to-
morrow. from 1880 TO o'clock. and an
informal entertainment will be given in
their honor.
Mrs. Henry Aylct. Sampson will give
an authors reading. Mrs. Bethel and
Mrs Scrivenor will sing. and music will
be furnished by the quartet. which de-
lighted ALI who were present on Viz
S!nia Day at the club, and is composed
Of Miss Helen Stevens, Miss Ellie
Workman. Mrs. Hamilton Smith, and
Mrs. Bethel. with Miss Jean TrigS as
accompanist.
Because OF the limited time and the
difficulty Of reaching all the teachers by
personal invitation each teacher is
cordially invited TO be present and to
notify other young women who are
teaching in order that there may be a
fun attendance.
Concerning Mrs. Cooke.
The visit to Atlanta last week OF
Mrs. Luc!cn Cooke. of Roanoke was
/ the occasion for d uunber Of interest
ing affairs. She was en- route from
savannah. where She attended the mar
riaGe OF her son, Willis Cobb Hagan
lieutenant. l.. :. ~. TO Miss Elizabeth
Gucrrard. one Of the most beautiful
young women in the State. represent
ing an old and distinguished family.
The marriage was witnessed only by
relatives and close friends Mr. Ha-
San'S bc9t man was his stcp-fataer
Lucicn Cooke. Of Roanoke. Mr.. Hagan
and his bride went 20 Roanoke OH their
short bridal trip. and later will 60 to
Charlotte. where he l.; in the national
canionmcnt there. The Boston Tran
script in its annual revicw OF the lit
crazy world names as among the hes:
and most-read short stories o! the year
those written By Mrs. L1cicn Cocl.c. Of
Roanoke, published In The Saturda :
Evening Post.
Mrs. Cooke has had a series OF her
negro dialect stories published in Lead
another story TO appear in book form
this year
The new story will hinge on 4 war
Incident Of the present moment. Mrs
, Cooke IS one o. the most brilliant
women in The South. She was Miss
Sal!ic Johnson, 0! Atlanta. Ga. Mrs
Coche ireGuencly visits relatives and
friends here.
knitting Teas.
utNoaE aitcEHOofS Z clock the
first OF Il series of knitting teas. given
under the auspices @! the woman.s
Guild Of Grace Episcopal Church, will
DC held at 59t IVES; Franklin street.
These teas Will be continued through
the l.cntcn season and interesting
speakers viii give informal talks.
Tuesday afternoon Judge j. Ra ndolph
Tucker, who has been Federal judge a;
Nome. Alaska. for the past four years
viii speak. Al! interested arc cor
diail% invited 10 attend.
To Read "PyEmaiion.-
Miss Lou Belle Catcsby Jones, orc OF,
tho mos; gifted women in this city a
a reader and story-iellcr, Will give :.
dramatic reading OF Bernard Shaws
i'|snalion.' at the Wornans Club
Tuesday evening at S:l5 O'Clock. under
t"e auspices OF the Richmond Kinder
"arten Association. The affair Will be
one OF the most delightful! charity en-
terti!nmcnts OF the month. Prominent
society women OF Richmond will &C:
as Iat-onesses OF the evening
At the Art Club.
iirs Bessie w. Smith will give an
authors reading az the Art Club OF
Richmond on Tuesday afternoon At $3.50
O'clock. Mrs. Smith will read "A story
nat has jus, been published in the
ArsoSy Magazine, called somebody's
Dog and the scene is laid in Rich
nond. and part OF Il centers around
The ~; club here. Tea will he served
at;er the program ia concluded
Mr.. Tupper Commissioned.
y recent copy OF the i. N. G.. The
up-io-date little monthly published bv
the cadets Of the Pennsylvania MIL
;arE College. Chester. Pa. prints an
honor roll'--:hosc former cadets who
are now serving their country In the
army-which includes the name OF
Tristran Tupper, OF New York City.
formerly o: Richmond. The fact that
MI Tuppc: has been commissioned
captain in The officers reserves Will DC
OF interest TO his many friends here.
Mr.. Tuppcr is the son Of Rev. J. Allan
Tuppcr. OF New York city and with
his sisters. Misses Alienc and katherine
Tupper nov Mrs Alfred wilkes OF
New York CITY, and Mrs Clifton Brown.
OF Ba!timorc). was a frequent visitor
IN Virginia a number OF years ago. The
Misses Topper. who were students at
Iioilins College. have both won dis
tinction in the artistic world. Before
her marriage 10 Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Brown
henson companies touring England.
ireland and Scotland in Shakcspearcan
plays, while Mrs. wilkes has gradually
'Ton success as magazine writer and
is now an established contributor 10 a
number OF leading magazines
To Entertain Club.
Mrs. Benjamin 7. Crump will he the
hostess OF tho Every Monday Club on
February II, and will entertain the
club At the Jefferson Hotel al o'clock
on that day.
Pageant and Concert.
On Tuesday night a byillian; affair
viii take place in the audi; orium OF
the John Marshall High School. where
tho Woman's Auxiliary OF the IIowit
zcrs Association will present a pageant
of wars and a concert. The Civil war
viii he represented by the Confederate
veterans, with Mrs. Norman V. Ran
dolph in the costume Of tho carly
sixties. the Spanish American veterans
with Mrs. Joseph lie Masurier in The
familiar costume OF full sleeves and
flowing skirt Of that period, and the
soldiers. sailors and marines OF tho
present war. with Miss BESSIE May
Dudley as 6irl Of o-day. 4 military
drill to represent the allied nations as
they entered the present war will also
be given. the different countries TO he
represented by Misses Rosalic Huichcr.
Elizabeth Tyler, Louise Michacls Elise
Whitlorl I'aIjlipc ;