Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
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'yenins at $50 o'clock for the beneft
the Sunny3ide Day Nursery. OF which
r rss. James Gordon Smith is president.
Ausio. the soprano. who was the SEN
Stlon OF tho season this year in New
,ork, and Toscha Seldcl, a young Rus
Eashonable society will be out in
' orc. to attend the concert and the
. ist o, patronesses for the evening. in
sd@ana s Mrs r. A. mrs saaads5s Mrs
T,Hrnswarzschild, Mrs. George Colo scott.
lfrs. Frederic W. Scott, Mrs. Arthur
::s snGs S,;. Mrs. James scott. Mrs; Q. !.
seay M f Jone sao MR. MRS
heene. Mrs. Charles Shields. Mrs. H.
Ii are Scott. Mrs. Heth l.. I1orton. Mrs.
lr.. Mrs. Alexander Sands, Mrs. Ed
Huyk., Miss Lou. Belle catesby Jones.
Mrs. A. Dingus, Mrs. William B.. Thai
pIims!; Mrs; L. =. Hotchklss. Mrs. c.
. . p %ilils Mrs lanes nooley. Mrs; E;
Duniop, Mrs. James r. V. Daniel, Mrs.
Miu Hug X; Dabney. Mrs. Allan Donnan,
%. "a. Ellington and others.
Guest OF Friends Here.
Eugene c. Stevens. OF New York, is
:. rorn naG S,,isS,a' having Just retlrned
stevens. in the management of the
Sioerian railways, under appointment
oy President Wilson.
Jenkins. at 1899 Monument Avenue,
and expects to return to Russia within
the next few weeks.
Wcstmoreinnd Club Dance.
one OF the most attractive events OF
me week for the dancing set is the
tortniGhtly dance at the Wesmore!aud
.!ue. which takes place there tomor-
re" evening at . O'Clock for members
o. The club, their families and Quests
committee OF prominent women have
sheso dances in charge Tor the season
been planned for the affair tomorrow
An orchestra Will play for the dane
ing ing ana punch VIII be served through
out the evening. These dances viii
son.
DIR. Freeman to Lecture.
rho or; w douglas freeman WI lecture at
lbs sf,ernoon ao $50 e HalaeE f 45s
usual informal reception will follow
IN. me program ana the committed IN
arthur Wright. Mrs. Fred EYersen.
Mrs. w. W. Foster and Mrs. II. Z.
Rail Saturday Night.
carnival caps viii be worn by the
dancers at the Ball Triumphant to DE
given SATURDAY night in the Blues
OF the Richmond Chapter. L. d. G. Miss
MaIy Massic is chairman OF tho cap
S1 4. a nss she Kin be assisted BY
qnrcan. Mrs. \. p; Hay. Mrs. il Tailey,
Miss Elizabeth Fourqurean and Miss
Mrs. Norman v Randolph is general
| chairman OF the bali and many novel
features have been planned FOR the
siins Jones' Reading.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jone. wiz
given another of her eerles of readings
Woman's Club Thursday morning AT
1880 o'clock. The readings for Thurs
day xc =, m .; sb, VII be given from ne
subject for Thursday, April 3, Will be
washington. the Man Who Made Us"
Morning MusIcnlc.
An intcrestins program has been ar
Of iTs or .he fh INK mor1hinS musical
given this morning al II O'clock in in
the auditorium Of tho yVonan's Club.
The subject for the program this
morning Is Italian opera and Spanish
co.te,Io@CoIe.
The = ma 1dt,s;io of Mrs hille Cole to
on Monday, the Right Rev. u. J. doom
nell. Bi.hop OF Richmond, performing
viii mako ,heis so ans MRS
on their return from a wedding Jour
In New York.
Among those from Richmond noted
in New York during the past week
have been:
Or. J. T. Ragland. Jr.. r. T.. coppar.
John Seaton. Luke Drury, w Cuttreli
G: Jones' a. r. Gathrigh., o. IL
Walker Cottrell, DR. r. l.. B,anken.
baker. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Blenner. J.
y. Weilons. William Russell. Miss Anna
Barker. Mr. and Mrs. y. l. Tenscr. Jr
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs. John w. Arlington. .rr and her two
children OF South Carolina. have been visit :
irE relatives on Park Avenue
Mrs.. j. b. Mosbv ADD Mrs Rando,nb r.
CardoIa are In Atia.Fic City for a stay OF