Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-14
SOCIETY

An interesting affair of this week
mesday at 2 O'clock by Mrs. j. Allison
lodges and her niece, Miss Gene Gray
iieck at their home, lo7 East Frank-
lin street The luncheon Is In honor
OF three OF the seasons most popular
debutantes-,Miss Emnsie. Coke i.lanna
gan, Miss Jane Strudwick ana Miss
Priscilla Shepherd.
Invitations for the affair include the
members OF the debutantc set.
Confederate unil saturday.
Some several hundred guests Will
attend the biz Confederate ball 20 be
held III tho Womans Club Saturday
evening for the benefit OF she RELIEF
fund OF the Virginia DiEision. United
Daughters of the ConfcdcrLcE, aud
Given under the auspices of the Rich
;aond chapter of which Mrs. Norman
and attractive features have been ar
ranged. An orchestra VII! pay Tor the
dancing, and card tables will be placed
In the dra"ing-rooms for thos" who
do not care 10 dance. supper Will b;
served, and Tho club viii DC prettiiy
decorated tor the occasion. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The relief fund of the United Daugh-
tcrs of the Confederacy is used to
IN their own homes, the. loved one.
OF the gallant soldiers who defended
heir land from invasion in the War
needed for this cause, and all inter-
cstcd are urged to help the Richmond
chapter raise their portion OF the
amount.
Al the Womnn's Club.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown will give
lecture AT the Woman's club this after
noon at ! O'Clock uid:r me auspices
in the interest Of the Armenian relief
work. Mrs Brown. who Is better
'Nakn is Il chnrning speaker, and Il
large audience Viii be prescn; TO hear
nor. Sh: is an author % note. and
spent many years Of her life in South
crn Europe.
The subject OF Mrs. nrowns ad-
dress this afternoon will be The Ills.
Guest of Miss Branch.
Miss Anngy Manning Taylor. of Gu
weel; 10 be the guest OF Miss Eine
liranch at her home. West franklin
street. for an extended stay. Mis-
reputation. spends some time In this
cry. each winter. as we'll as other Nr-
Einia ritieS. she will vis: MICS Hranch
TOR several weeks.
Prominent Wedding.
y marriage OF great interest TO So
ciety here and one OF the prcttiest
weddings OF the winter season took
ocloci: At the home of>thc brides par
cnta. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Hodges, in
me. M. .r apnrtmen,; Norfolk
lodges and Ralph sargent. SON OF
M and ni's. Frederick Sargent. OF
chicago. III, were married.
ONLY relatives and intimate friends
OF the families were present at the
ceremony h!rh was performed ny
~ naN!d W Howard. rector Of ST.
Luka's Episcopal Church.
he apartment was banked with
rains aad the marriage was soiem-
nizeh IN The hrawing-room before an
flowers and cathedral candles.
stfinGed orchestra played the we'd
ding march and later furnished music
during the reception.
The bride. who VAS given In mar
riass by her father. wore a gown Of
y mEih!en no ia,e oyer ivory satin made
from the shoulders Her Veil of ,uilc
""s caught with sprays OF ORANGE
whits liiacs and orchids. Mrs. Charles
i.unsforh, Jr. OF Petersburg, tho
btide,s natron Of honor. wore COVE
OF pink gcorgctte crepe wiki trim
'minss of Julie and picture hat OF
pink tulle, and carried shower
boTIuet OF pink sweet peas.
niece: Miss RIOS: Warrington Holmes,
he little dapghtcr Of MIR ana Mrs
George liolmes. OF Norfolk She wor,
q frock OF pink organdy trimmed with
lacr ana carried u French basket OF
marsucrii,s and pink sweet peas. The
SEoom had as his best man ana only
attendant. his father. Following TN.
,,nharrinSc there was reception. IN
the dininc-room the mantel was
hanked with ferns aud flowers and the
ithle was arranged with a ccn,crpiccc
OF PINK sweet peas. Roman hSacintnB
and smapdragons.
Late" IN The afternoon Mr.. ana Mrs
SarES.t left for wedding trip and
81 The conclusion they will reside in
,rTshe ont-%f.town guests included:
Srandinother OF the bride; Mrs r. y.
Carr and Miss Gladys Carr. OF Bal;i-
n lngre' Of ne cb; nna MTT Frsdsrick sar,
bridegroom; Miss Dorothy Sargent. OF
chicago; MI: and Mrs. Charles Lung
FORD. Jr- OF Petersburg. Miss anita
hic; or Washington. ID. c.. and Colonel
lie Roy Hodges of Petersburg. brother
o. the bride.
SuHrnEe f.enEuc Meets.
Miss Lucy Randolph Mason, the in
coming president of the I.uuaj Snr
fragc League OF Richmond, will address
ne meeting at suffrage h"aduurrt.r+.
fourth and Franklin Streets. this az.
,srnoon at 1870 o'clock. Miss Mason
VIII announce the chairmcn OF stand
ins committees appointed by her for
1919, and viii! also outline plans for.
ne years work The meeting viii
c!oSc with reception to The n.wlv
elected officers and members Of the
executive council
Tea hostcsses for the afternoon will
De Mrs Henry .Aylctt Sampson. Miss
Katherine Clover Wachiel. Miss Lou
Belle Catesby Jones. Miss Marianne
Meade Mrs. Stuart Reynolds. Mrs.
lanes rage: Mrs. John G. Muncc.
Quests especially invited to NEE, the
new executive board of the Richmond
League are: Dean Keller. tho officers
Ina members Of the Equal Suffrage
n[ehEue or Westhampton College. as
also the following members of the Hen
Iico county committee: Mrs pope Nash
MIS-. John SHELTON Williams. Mrs r
~: NJ ,rutcnheid Mrs. Frank Powers. Mrs.
Iodd Dabney. Mrs. George Street "
Mrs. EuGene Sydnor, Mrs. :. W. RudI,
mrs william Northrop ana Mrs. Thomas
- ny hGeeiwright will represent Chester