Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
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another OF the series of dances to be
neid AT tho hermitage Country Club
VIII take place there this evening ut
so, o'clock, when the Christmas dance
place s%pne ahI ie,r e guests s"rWad wi ana 5a S
orchestra will play for the dancing.
special car Will leave tho clubhouse
to Richmond after tile dance is over.
The club will be decorated every
where in holly anu Christmas greens.
attractive one.
Rcturns From England.
MRS. c. +. Stokes has returned to her
apartment In the Chesterfield, after
stokes sailed early In the summer to
visit her sister in England. and has
only Just returned to this country.
Whiting Relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bocock Price.
VINO have been spending the Christ
mas holidays with DIR. and Mrs Thomas
Price.
Miss Johnson's Dance.
TssG "a and epshs
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson.
AZ $40 Park Avenue. last evening when
daughter. Miss Eta Johnson. There
were were about abe sixty members Of the
red flowers and holly were used in
the dininE-room. where refreshme nts
wero served
Beneft Dan.nnt This Afternoon.
Smart society Will be out in force
this afternoon from 10 $50 O'Clock
10 attend the dansant to be given at
the Jefferson Hotel under the auspices
OF the Alumnae Association or Stuart
Hall. The dansant is for the benefit
of the scholarship fund OF the associa-
ION. and is the second OF a series OF
three similar entertainments to be
held for that benefit this season.
traetiveiy for the event, and spc-
eial ORCHESTRA will play for the dane
ing. The decorations, VIII carry out
unique features have been arranged
for the afternoon.
Zen for Younger Set.
a pretty function OF this afternoon
Mason Williams at the home of her
parents. 0 West Franklin street, from
elnde members of the younger society
Visitors Entertained.
Cuilock and Mary Moves. students of
3idhelds. who are visiting Miss Martha
were guests last evening at an attrac-
i've party given by Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Hoadiey for the Christmas ball at the
the Girls Club: 4 number OF other
s nrer Ms.s eio ahnirs have been planned
Ior MISS iioauicy and her guests dur
ing their stay in Richmond
Announcement Pnrty.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. o. Lindcrnan were
nosts at 2 handsome entertainment
given at The Jefferson Hotel Tuesday
evening, at which time the formal an
nouncement was made OF the engage
e1 Wo of ene ta, iiaaFh,sa Eath TO A
Pies being. present. Dancing took
p PLACE s. IN the P ,ha and supper
AL FfG al F.x
were distributed among the guests.
among them being old-fashloned pho
Grafton ago. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lind eman.
school for Girls. She ais also o a,sended
barnard College, In New York, for
several years, and made. her debut at
inc Thankssivins ball at the Jcffcr-
Mr.. Calisch is the second son of
Rabbi and Mrs. edward N. Calisch,
shall High school. He was the air
service during the war. having been
trained in The ground, school at
ston as flyer at Selfrdse Field,
allchigan. He Is associated with the
local ONCE. o. the Southwestern Mutual
Lille Insurance Company.
Wednesday evening Rabbi and Mrs.
1a!!sch gave family dinner at their
nome on Monument Avenue In honor
/
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeman also
. gave a reception for tho young couple
Al their home. "Mayiin Lawn" on the
1 hermitage Road. More than 200
guests were present.
Hobinsoa-Lee.
The marriage Of Miss Eula Jcfrreys
Lee to Walter Winthrop Robinson was
celebrated on the evening Of Deem
Der DC at s:30 o'clock at the home OF
Ar. and Mrs. Edward Lee Smith. 2I0
North Laurel Street, the Rev II. d. c.
Maciachlan officiating. The house was
4 decorated everywhere IN palms, South
ern smilaX and cathedral candles, and
Miss Blanche King, vioiinist. and Miss
Ethel Boiling. at the plano. rendered
the wedding music. Mrs. \. c. Wright
sang 20 Believe Be- Just before the
entry OF the bridal party.
The bride wore gown OF embrold-
cred tussah siik made with long
train. and her veil OF tulle was fast
ened with orange blossoms. She car
ried shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and sweet peas. Little Lora Lee, who
carried the ring in .. lily, wore n pale
pink accord!on-plaitedn net frock. made
over satin. The flower girl was Miss
i Frances Lee Smith. who wore u lin
serle dress with blue ribbons
a reception followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left