Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
SOCI e T Y

,,, The spps ; is announced of
tand Mrs. Edward X. Stcttinius. Of New
York. to Major John b. Marsh. son OF
tIliius. who made her formal debut
Richmond as, tho guest of relatives.
marriage Miss Judith Darlington. OF
Richmond. MIR. Stcttinius is a mem
ber. Of the firm of ]. p. Morgan e. Co.
Major Marsh, who graduated from
aated With the the aass Of s9s IS
field and .Longfeliow He saw active
service abroad with the Seventy
seventh Division. and has lately joined
the liquidation commission in Paris.
Luncheon for Miss Tinslcy.
In honor Of Miss Louise Tinslcy. Of
days with relatives here. pretty
luncheon was given yesterday by Miss
Eleanor Parrish. daughter of Mr.. and
wealth Club The guests. who were
seated at small tables. decorated with
nendea Of punk s na efs
and members OF the younger society
set
=. The. student body of the Collegiate
school for girls was addressed yester-
day morning by, Mile. marguerite Gle
the distinguished journalists and lee
.turer, who made her first delightful
impression in Richmond at the Wo-
The two present idols OF the French
people. Foch and Clcmcnceau. were the
subject of Mile. Clements address be.
fore tho school. Her clcar-cut and
vivid word painting OF these two con-
trasting, but complementary natures.
touched with her French fire of loyalty
and love, were given with "A charming
naturalncss and effect, making both in
an educa tiona and aesthetic sense Mile.
Clements lecture the most inspiring
. the school has ever heard on present
day personalities.
At the conclusion OF the talk. which
was most enthusiastically received by
the student body. in few happy ex-
pressions Of their reception Of her, Mile.
elements Gle presented ;a., 70 the school in
commission. the beautiful poster,
Eraphcd by thu; lecturer. The souvenir
was received by the school standing
as tho 'Marseiliaise" was played
intsre.tins Lecture Friday Afternoon.
WHICH, Will be given Friday afsefnaon
at 5:l5 o'clock a; the womans Club
BY Ralph Adams Cram. promises 20 be
the season. The committee in charge
Of the lecture includes Mrs. Arm.stead
Wexford. Mrs; William Trigs, Jr:.: Mrs.
rington. Jr. Mrs: Richard w. Caring
ton and Miss Belle Johnson. Since this
I Is a sabjGc; Of high value from an
decided to admit school children at
half price.
The lecture is for the, bench, of Rus
sian children. and is given under the
patronage OF some Of the hes, known
women in Richmond. Mr.. Cram. who
Is well known here, gave the lecture
before large audience in Boston last
evening, and will speak TO a most rep
rescntativc gathering here.
Subscription Card Pnrty.
a grea, many tables have already
been reserved for the subscription
card party. to be given AT the Country
at $3.50 o'clock. The affair is under
The auspices of tho Daughters OF 1872.
and attractive prizes Will be awarded
The Musicians Club will tender
reception TO the visiting artists OF the
at II o'clock in the auditorium OF tho
This reception will take the place
OF the usual monthly recital of tho
club
Ths Easter Hop" at V. T.. !.
roy;eeh9 9G ns,,a a gave snf its ahnna
Easter. hops April 20 and rs. The
dance hall was attractively decorated.
Of black and white strcamcrs. descend
Ing from an interviewer blanket Of
The following girls from Richmond
GLADYS ingalls,. KS,h rrsYil Gs GaT TEsa
4 Do'lie Thierman. Mary Ferguson,
Elcanor Ball Mimic Moore. Gladys
S SsIishbo S. Douglas R1dSn; LAWS i,,,
Jack Ribhle. Russell Franks, Wright
Ware. Cecil lancaster. Sherman See
lingcr and Charles Ouarlcs.
Card Party Friday.
The Commonwealth Chapter. d. a. H.,
Will have a benefit. card party at the
Jefferson Hotel on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock iS 70,
the benefit Of the Armenian Syrian
relief fund. and tables may be reserved
through Mrs, Albert Hunt. Attractive
card party Will be one OF the most
fashionable events of the week
Bcnent Dancing.
give n benefit dance exhibition this
evening at s:l5 o'clock in the William
Fox School, under the auspices OF the
, Parent Teacher Association of that
school. very attractive program has
/ been arranged.
? For French Orphans.
The bazaar for French orphans
soeie,es OF Of the The JOIN fmen anf Hsh
school will take. place at the Jefferson
( auditorium Friday evening. Booths
bearing ea,Tg inc names of the largest battles
with: Tags and other suggestive fea.
lures, Will he presided over by school
girls In appropriate costumes. There
VIII be dancing and many attractive
affair include: Mrs. r. n. Blankenshi it
Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor, Mrs. 4. ri.
Hill: Mrs j. NJ. Binford. Mrs. z. L.
S;aItin Mrs Mrs i T. s E!5sat Mrs n &
+ Garneal. :frs. Charles Labenberg. Mrs
j T. a. Miller. Mrs. John w. Williams
{ Mrs. Henry ,Wallcrstein. Mrs. John
BaEby, Mrs. Thomas Gordon and Mrs