Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

Holiday Dance.
one Of the prcttiest affairs OF the
holiday season was Il house dance given
Wednesday evening at o'clock by
Miss Frances ID. Scott. at her home.
~ West Franklin Street. in honor of
n nsnho Two ioy sly yopns nieces. Misses
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederic William Scott
of 9o9 West Franklin Street The house
was decorated everywhere with Christ
mas greens. holly and flowers OF the
season. and an orchestra played for the
dnncinS. supper was served late in the
evening, and members OF the Younger
dancing set in Richmond society were
included in the invitations. The dance
was one OF the most attractive of the
tcrta inmcnt.
New Social RegIster Ont.
this Inc yo southern ,n",I Cities social Register
roll which would be well worth While
future. on It's third page. '" under the the
nations.' and what "A defense i; has
hcen. appear the various service abbrc-
various suh-divisionn. the british and
French Army. the. Red Cross and other
wa" Tbs sef f;iii all in aiphabetical order
Social Register have contributed their
| quota for the defense OF their country
dowagcrs. their late hlisband.s Chris
van names have been put in brackets
couraging tho writing out OF the Chris
tian name in addressing correspond-
cncr' 70 the end that tho dowagcr's
nail may not be confused by the post
master with that Of her daughter-in-
During the year the following mar
RACES were noted:
Klchmond. fftyone. as compare with
/ eight. as compared with ffty-four last
YEAR, savannah, thlrty-fve as com
pared with forty-sevcn last wear:
| thirty-onc last year: Atlanta s,.vcntv
ono. as compared with nfty-scvcn last,
en Mr: ana Mrs Wo6 william Rewland I'LL
honor homo h 6f h iS Morth Allen Avenue in
iliili: who is spending the winter i'm
c! arrinton "!ih o-, her daughter Mrs l.
IunS, OF relatives in the city for the
Manteis were. banked with pine
with red bulb lights and silver candcl-
abra with red shades. and tail red
ccihc!cs We're used through the lower
HOE. which was thrown open TO guests
During The informal reception Mrs.
,,azei I.anicr OF Ho!lins College and
Mrs. y Vernon Sheffield. OF Petcrsburr'
The e t"Sie IS seT ,bn yocal selections
very artisticaily arranged. Mirror"d
pine boushs and red lights formed the
we're used effectively. Mrs Hill was
n q in RECEIVING by Miss E:ugcnia
MIS- rs Grave r. Vernon H lhc Mia
wsrs; Mrs: Il; $. Gorey. MISS Ham r"Hissn
Stanley Reed, Mrs. Edwin Pleasan t
Mrs. James A. I.anier. of Petersbur,.:
MINI. Mrs w NJ. Williams. Mrs T. W.
ItG s! ninigs s Miss Carrie Hcberle. Mrs:
@W'n Mary rH"r FarlsE Mrs Miss nsrkSley dq9ds
brew, Mrs: KoIert Curry Mrs. l. !. =" Il.
L. Powell. Miss Hazel Ianier ,er HiEs
Grace A; hin, Mrs. j. Fred Wilson Mrs
George Walford. Mrs. Cecil KNAPP Mrs.
y n =; iro Mas Mrs $ p Bass, Nrs. =;
Miss Emma Birchctt.
Interesting Lecture.
"a; n,,'t sna General ,ri John r.. Saunders
O'Clock 10 the students of tn. Secrc
tcrial school and others Interested on
What Public Man Wants in Secre-
hiTt"ry OF Art Class.
The History of Art Class In the
sion in the series OF lectures on arr in
;'.nieriisa' Tuesday afternoon at $50
c4!oniai art and the influences which
aihected 1t in the. several colonies
d dhs general rSTem dances and the local
of this formative Deriod The f;n ne ar.
a an, the handicrafts OF colonial times
lectures. Previous subjects considernd
h:,nG pefn primitive Indian arts and
ART d;sc,,s,, examples or prints of the
iurc. eac" rec
SG Mrs' 1n ldsnry Gibson Glib, Houston. Miss
atelier. us East Franklin Street. EFT FIT
Mnnn-PrIce.
.,n "A ,mnrri ia Of interest here was SOL
salem, at 1880 o'clock Tuesday morn
Olivette Price became the briJa ~ Sn
geant- Major Wilbur L. Mann. DR.. r
lego. officiating
OF mi NJ and Mrs. L. NJ. Price.
College. AZ present. however r.oI IN. is
in the service being n member Of the
camp personnel adjutant detachment.
The church was decorated in white
ho nr and lighted candles
Price j. + Morton Esre e. and GGon &C. PRE- o:
and Miss Irma Frances Price. s sis,nr
o: the bride. was maid of honor ono; S'S she
picture hat, and carried T.iehmor.i
roses The ring bearer and nowHr gil
arG s 'I5ss rhS ibs Df nr5o and Marion
The bride wore handsome biue
velour travelling suit and spring hat
O. pineapple straw, and carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. white
panSies and baby's breath. and entered
on the arm of her father. who gave
hti away. They were met nj the altar
By the groom and his best man. Lieu.
tenant Harold j.. Davis, ~ Marion.
During the ceremony Mrs. Peerv
softly played LISTS "Love Dreams"
after which the bridal party left tho
church to the strains of Mendclssuhn' s
wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann left Immediately
| for Cumberland. Md
Miss GreSham's Lectures.
Robert Louis Stevenson. the Be
| loved. Will DC the subject Of the first
or an interesting series OF lectures TO
be given by Miss Hattie Belle Gresham
on Friday afternoon from 80 to $40
o'clcck in Room G30. jefferson Hotel
These lectures vii! he given each week
ested are invited 10 attend
| I;nsiGn IoIting Home.
Ensign Thomas Winston Boiling
! rlLt IL 49, IL