Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
SOCIETY


Branch. Mrs John Stewart Bryan. Mrs.
James Branch Cabell, Mrs. Charles V.
G Nrs Mrs ,sa John A. Coke. Jr;,
Grundy. Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. Mrs.
Barksdalc La,hrop. Mrs. Z. p. Lathrop,
Jr, Mrs. Stewart Michaux, Mrs. Car
Adams. Mrs. Il; o. McCabc, Mrs. j
Scott Parrish, Mrs. c. G. Pinckncy. Mrs.
Fred Peasants, Mrs. Leslie Reed. Mrs.
addison Rcnnoids. Mrs. George Cole
Scott. Miss Frances Scott. Miss Mary
Williams, Miss Annie Rose Walker,
Mrs. Garre,t Waii: Mrs. George War.
Valentine, Mrs. Ormond Young, Mrs.
Aubrey Young, Mrs u. NJ IloadIcy.
Mrs. Darlington Williams. Mrs. Robert
fcSram Mrs. Claiborne Walk us, Mrs.
James H. Patton, Jr.. Mrs. &. g. Barks-
dale Mrs. EdIoc Donnan. Jr., Mrs. W.
II. Palmer. Jr. Mrs. Frank Powers.
Mrs. Frederic W Scott. Mrs. William
X. Massie, Miss Ellie Branch. Mrs j.
j. Lcakc. Mrs. s. Il. Morgan
The bail is given under the auspices
OF the Work Girls club. and will be
"A brilliant society event Tables may
be reserved through Mrs. I;ober, G.
CabeIl, telephone Randolph 1s7.
Attend V. vi. ]. Dances.
Miss Douglas Chelf. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Wilbur Chcif. LETT Friday
dances given at the Virginia Military
institute Friday and Saturday even
lnss Miss Chelf VIII also attend the
fancy dress ball TO DC given at Wash
airy -. Tho Virginia Military Insti-
lutG figure at the ball win be led by
ley and r. T.: Morton. of Fort Worth.
Texas, with Miss Chelf
Other Richmond girls attending the
Virginia Military Institute dances for
Friday and Saturday were Miss Mar
care; Addison Garland Thiermann,
Virginia Jones. Lydia Purcell and Be
nella Mayheld. Misses Jean Reynolds
and Betty Witt, who are students a
Iollins College, and Miss Margaret
Cole. or Norfolk. also went 10 Licking
ton for the midwnter dances At Nir-
glnia Military Institute.
Al tho womnn's Club.
Miss Jean TriEs is chairman OF the
musicale which viii be held at the
Woman's club Monday afternoon at
o'clock The usual informal reception
VIII follow the program.
Thursday morning Al 1880 o'clock
Rev. William Sunday Will speak 10
the club members and their men guests
for The occasion Each CLUB member
is entitled to invite one guest for the
occasion. but this privilege Is Not ca
tended TO Visiting members. The doors
of the club will be closed promptly a
1880 o'clock
Charity Card Party.
some several hundred guests Will
attend the card party TO be given
Ee9ruarE - IN nc pa m Eardsn O. ne
%rn, for Tre se OF
card party is under the direction "t
the Florence Nightingale Circle Of tho
hospital, and annually holds some en-
lcrtainment for the benefit Of its work.
Attractive prizes will be awarded AZ
each table. Mrs. Ber,ram Chesterman
y chairman Of the AFFAIR. assisted b.
Mrs. John Swartwout. Mrs Baylor Hi
and Mr3 Brook Cat!ett.
studio Teas.
Among the smart affairs or the lat.
winter season are the teas being given
fortnightiy by Miss Jean Grcenway
TrSg in her studio here. Miss Trigg
is assisted by Mrs. Chanting Ward,
on appreciation OF music. YESTERDAY
afternoon Mrs. Wards subject was
Atmosphere in Music" considered from
AN historical standpoint. The talks are
illusJraed the piano and by voice
by Mrs. Ward and Miss TrGG and
are creating great interest
Tea is served following the program,
giving an informa! social character
to these very artistic affairs, making
them wholly delightful and unique.
Approaching Marriage.
nouuce the approaching marriage of
their daughter. Leila Wills, TO Robert
g. Frye, OF Glade Spring. The wed.
morning in the home OF the brides
10 Repeat Farce.
Because so many requests that II |
be repeated have been made, "Embaln
ing EberneZcr," the farc!al p!aylet pre-
scn:cd before the Council Of Jewish
Juniors At their last meeting by the
again Al the vaudeville show and grand
ball OF the Junior Council at Hotel
Jefferson Wednesday evening, Fcbru-
any -.
Prominent Engagement.
Charles H. HugSlcs OF Washington,
who is spending thc winter month.
in Florida has just announced tho en-
EaEement OF MS daughter, Miss Nina
Hammond iIiommcdica RuSsies. %
Lieutenant Emory Arthur stone. Of the
aviation corps. Miss Rugslcs is prom
inGion society. She made her debut
in Washington under the chapcronaEc
of her grandmo;her. The wedding VIII
take place on February IS. at noon In
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
.Barnimorc. with only the two families
and few friends present. Miss Rug
nncic General Golden Rugclcs. L. :. y.
Leave Richmond.
W. j. Iiskcw after spending some
time here. has returned 10 his homo in
who also visited Richmond with hcT
father, is now the guest of friends al
the White sulphur Springs for ten days'
before returning 10 her home IN
Charleston.
west Point Club Meets.
The Woman's cub o: West Point
met Monday with Mrs. j. r.. Flanh. - =
her home in that place, and the round
table was conducted by Mrs. w :.
IL, 81 wood. tho subject for discussion
being american Poets Of Democrats.
Those taking part. in, the discussion
were Mrs j. T. Bland, Mrs. Rrant!cy
Bray. Mrs. H. Lane Cooke. Mrs. T.. ".
C;cycr, Mrs. j. $. Bland. Mrs. j. w.
Marshall Mrs w :. Shacklerc. Mrs.
\. Neusted and Miss Kate iloweE.on.
Class Postponed
owing to illness in tho family. the
first meeting OF Miss Lou Belle Catcah% |
Jones class in modern drama and /
poetry will be postponed until Feb !
ruary % The class will meet on that ,
day In the parlors OF tho Woman's |
club at II 80 O'Clock.
the first reading. OF the series, will
be Stuart Walkers LADY of the Weep !
ing Willow Tree" MI interested arc /!
invited to attend.
For Wounded Soldiers.
Friday evening Miss Xobcdia Cousins. |
OF ISIS East Grace street, entertained !
a number OF the overseas boys from |
tho Wcsthampton Hospital. The even |
ing was spent in playing. singing and
dancing. Ecfrcshmeats were served !
ut 1850. Among tho girls present |
were Misses Reynolds, Cornclia snyder. !
Prudence Crosse, Louise Washer, Ruth |
and May Brcrcton. Nellie and Mary !
Gordon, Edith Smithcrs. Mrs. s -. /
Craig, Misses Iobcdia and Violet Cou- :
sins. Mrs. Traylor and Mrs, Cousins. |
some OF the boys were lacl: !
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