The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-26

booth for candy will also be ar
ranged outside of the ball room. as
many guests will watch the entertain !
ment from the balcony. Fancy dress
and masks will be worn and this Is
one of the last large entertainments
before the Jenten season it Is expected
that many guests will attend. Tables
have already been reserved by Mes
DANES ST. George Bryan. Scott Par
IRISH. Garrett b. Wall, Cole Scott. Stew
art Bryan s. r. Morgan. Robert Boy
kin. +. Dailam Barksdale, Egbert
Leigh, ]. X Branch, r. d. English,
J. E. Martin, Sidney Buford. c. d.
Meredith. Robert Powers, Stuart Mich
aux. c. F. Sauer. C. C. Barksdale. Ros-
well d. Trimble, the Misses Boykin,
Marion Harris and Mary Hawes
49,. Dance at Woman's Club.
An attractive dance was given last
evening IN the Woman's club by John
y. Potts, Jr-. md Kent Wade, mem
bers OF the younger set, attending.
About seventy guests were present
and Mrs.&IA l.. Lewis. Mrs. Scott Par
IRISH and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough
chaper ,ned. The ball room was at
tractiveIy decorated in palms and
flowers and Jazz orchestra furnished
the music. A buffet supper was served
at | ! o'clock.
4 Entertained in Norfolk.
Miss Eliza Montgomery. of this city.
was entertained at n dinner party in
HE Country club Of o-foIk before the
dance on Sa eurdAy evening. Samuel
W, Weaver. Jr,, was host and the
other guests were Mrs. Clifford q.
Richardson and M Fnrnay. Reese, 41r,
Annual Tea Postponed.
The annual tea given by the Rich
mond chaptev, Daughters of the Con-
federacy, which was to have been held
49, = l I,
been indefinitely postponed, Mary
prominent people had been invited as
guests
Overseas Experiences.
Rev u. Campbell Mayors, rector OF
Emmanuel church in Greenwood. Al
bemarle county. will tell OF his over
seas experiences as hut secretary with
the y. NJ. G. a. at meeting this
3vening at S:15 O'Clock in the parish
house Of Emmanuel church at Brook
, tIiu The public is invited.
Mrs. Asher to Speak.
Mrs. William Asher will speak on
"Woman's Responsibility to Man"
this afternoon al o'clock in room
$50. the jefferson hotel. at the regu-
lar meeting OF the Social Service Fed
GRAFTON. The meeting Is open to the
ipabiic.
Ella v. Wood, w. C. r. U.
Red Cross and relief work will be
discussed at the meeting of the Ella
II. Wood, w. 9. r. L.. this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in Tabernacle Baptist
church.
Indoor Street Fair.
I The public Is invited TO an enter
tainrnent in the Randolph -Talcott
school building eos North I4ombardy
street, on Saturday afternoon and
evening, under the auspices Of the
members Of several OF the classes OF
All Saints Episcopal Sunday school.
A miniature street fair Will be held
on both occasions for tho benefit of
he sunday school piano fund, From
four TO six games viii Re played by
children and refreshments viii be
served. From s:3o TO 1910 o'clock
here will he dancing for the older
/ )oys and girls
League for Woman's Service.
Capitol City division, National
League for Woman's Service, held an
enthusiastic meeting yesterday morn
y r. Williams, . West Franklin
,treet Plans 10 elect a new state
chairman were made to take the place
If Mrs w w Sale. who has resigned.
The program for the wear just issued
5Y national headquarters was read and
discussed
Dance mt Army and Navy.
NHe poputdf az i@lloii jaA| bahu ~ 70
4 play for the benefit dance lin the
Army and Navy club on the evening
" March from sac TO IL o'clock.
| den In uniform win be admitted free
cut a small fee will be invited. Chap
erones will be: Mrs. G.. T. Kern, Mrs.
j. H. Spicer, Mrs. Darlington Nose
ley, Mrs. Grafton Il. Hancock, Mrs.
stuart Nichaux, Mrs. Aubrey Young
Mrs j. II. Winfrey, Mrs. l.. NJ. John
son and Mrs w l.. Sydnor.
Boys Choir Service.
J Sixty men and boys are In the choir
, of All Saints Episcopal church and
J they will give an evening OF song ON
! FRIDAY at S:15 o'clock in the church