Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
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o,of much interest is the wedding
daushter Of 'i Mrs: carrie rS'' cullen. ''e to
u hn,,es Joseph FleminG M Mat,
celebrated quietly on tho afternoon
or saturday. january 25. at 1890 o'clock
N m. Moly Trinity Church. LieHtenant
sirs. William Henry .Matthai. Of Balti-
more. has recently returned from
francc. having been Wounded In the
battle north Of Fcrdun. He is n mem
Der OF the flghiicth division. and was
stationed at Camp Lee previous 10
sailing for France last May. The We'd
ding will be one or the most important
events OF the late winter season. and
q number OF relatives and friends from
baltimore will come 10 Richmond TO at
TEND the ceremony.
luncheon NesIerda!.
Miss Gene Gray Heck. entertained at
e. pretty luncheon given yesterday a
their home lo7 East Franklin street,
In honor OF three Of the scason's debu-
tantcs-Mira Jane Strudwick, Priscilla
Shepherd and l2mpsie Coke Flanhngan.
me drawihg-roons were arranged
with pink flowers and the table In
me dtnlng-roon was set with Il cen
,crpiece OF pink roses arranged In
basket tied with ,ulle Tho lights were
shaded in rose-cUlor, and pink roses
We're used on the .nIantcls. n buffet
luncheon was served, and about forty
guests were present Mrs. Hodges and
honor In the ORA wiug-room. and the
Invitations were limited 10 tho dcbu-
tantcs Of this season and last.
Ten for Dchmtnnic Set.
invitations arc issued by Miss Viz
ginia Taylor. of 200l Monument Ave
muc, TO tca to be given at her home
saturday afternoon from ) TO Z o'clociS
IN hon0r or Miss Jane Strudwlck ana
MISS Mary lJade Taylor. two OF the
seasons lovclicst debutantcs. Willie
no formal entertaining has been done
IN This city this winter. IL number OF
smart functions have been given since
the christmas holidays began. and Will
continue until Lent for The girls Who
were TO nave beer presented this sea-
Tor has included the members OF the
younger set here in the invitations TO
meet Miss Strudwick and Miss Taylor.
Confederate Ball saturday.
Officers OF i,ichmond chapter and
having the affair in charge will con-
sLltute the reception committee for
Inc PAL which the Kichmond chapter
ntday evening, from Q TO IL o'clock.
Inc ball Is always charming event
OF thc inidwintcr season In Richmond.
and the proceeds are TO be devoted
20 the relief OF Confederate women i'm
their homes. Although the Lcgisla-
lures OF recent have been as generous
as the states finances would permit
YET the amount allotted these women
VINO sacrihcca much. remains small!
a p, eSch year the Virginia division.
amount, thus bringing comfort To tho
declining years of these women whose
numbeT; alas: is growing less year by
cnapt.r gives annually this bail and
ASKS the patronage OF the friends of
me orsaniza;ion. Excellent music wifi
bc provided Tor the dancing and card
tables may be reserved in the draw
ing room for those who do not care
70 dance Supper Will be served
entertained In Washington
The Minister from Switzerland and
Nine. Sulzer entertained "A company nj
dinner Tnesday ,night in WashinG,on.
faircs Of Great Britain and Mrs Col
viilc Barclay. tho Third Assistant See
f fe,ary 81 or STATE si,no and Mrs. Brecknridge
commission. and Mime simon: Baron
Bondc. Of the Swedish legation STAFF
ana naronesS Blonde; the secretary OF
Witch; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wooiiey
ana Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow. OF
Every Monday Club.
Mrs y, T. Lewis. president OF the
myery Monday Club, was hostess OF the
The club departs from It's regular SUR
Zee, OF study one Monday OF each
mm sabH ana ,nn S on this occasion; George
subject OF the paper ably prescnte1 hv
Mii.S RUIN Sublcit who also read Sc
l1r%,c re, from Mr. EaEby's writings.
reviews and current events Rcfroeh
Nicnts were served by the hostess. The
ciGb VIII meet Monday. January % ar
nc home OF Miss Sue Ncale. 25ll Flovd
Avenue. ~ =
Literary society Meets.
The subject discussed I, Tho ph;
kapph Epsilon Literary Society Tues.
Gay was: resolved. That the i-nitcd
states should maintain standing
army OF at least 1000 1000 men" THE
judges rendered their decision in favor
or o, the negative. and Mr.. Burruss was
declared best spenker. These meetings
are held every Tuesday evening from,
100 10 1880 in Room ll3. John Mar
Shall High School. and all who ara
interested are cordially invited to at
Snrprise Party.
Rev and Mrs. c. A. Jenkins were
rendered surprise party last MONDAY
niEht ~ their homo in Gintcr park h..
several members of the congreEat;on
o. calvary Baptist Church. Of wbicn
Mr. Jenkins was former pastor TIE
OCCASION was the twelfth anuiversarv
or Lne!r Wedding. and a number OF
thannsone gifts were presented 20 Inc -,
ny their guests and the junior dep3rt
Heht or the Sunday school
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.