The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-15
SOCIETY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A delightful party and dance was
given In honor Of the wounded men
at westhampton hospital Mohday
evening under the Craftsmanship OF
Mrs. C. w. Massfe. who, Is in charge
OF the entertainments for the local
branch of the League for Woman's
Service. The entertainments was
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large orchestra played Tor dancing
from $3.50 until IL O'Clock. Mrs.
Massie and her committee OF prom
inent Richmond women served the
several hundred wounded men who
were able to attend with ice cream.
cake. and cigarettes. and the commit
tee also carried refreshments to the
unable to come to the Red Cross
house, and. to their nurses. Each Of
the chaperones brought group OF
young girls who danced and chatted
with the men throughout the evening.
Assisting Mrs Massie Monday
evening were Mrs. John F. Bauer.
Mrs. B. A. Blenner. Mrs. Charles
Biilups. Mrs. Kratz. Mrs William
Robert vawter. Mrs Everett Perkin-
son. Mrs. II. A. Hayes, Mrs. Archer
Richardson, Mrs. Richard Talley.
Mrs. w. A. Burrows. Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Edward Horner. Mrs. Joseph Kess-
mich, Mrs. Edgar Pollard. Mrs. w. B.
Bradley, Mrs. Norman v. Randolph,
Miss Martha Robinson, Mrs. F. d.
Williams, Mrs. J. r. Peasley, Mrs.
Charles Norman. Mrs. j. G.. Corley,
Mrs. Howard Nuckols.
Among the young girls noted were
Miss Mary Massie.r Miss Ruth Haxali
Scott. Miss Mary. C. Shine, Miss
Dorothy Guthrie, Miss Fannie Davis.
Miss Alice Mitchell. Miss Marie
Meisei, Miss Norma Dietz, Mrs. Gar
rett Delp, Miss Sadie Slaughter. Mrs.
Laura letter. Mrs. Spruel Blenner.
Miss Virginia Foster, Miss Elizabeth
Bartol. Miss Dallas Burrows. Miss
Lucille Crutchfield. Miss Lillian
Crutchfield. Miss Eleanor Lpsitz.
Miss Rosalie Norrnent, Miss Katherine
Melton, Miss Georgia Scruggs. Miss
Louise Woodward, Miss Fannie Sat-
terfeld. Miss Alice Goode. Miss Alma
Goode. Miss Elizabeth Goode. Miss
Ollie Atkisson, Miss Anne Andrews.
Miss Pattie Saunders. Miss Leila VIII
son. Miss Ample Wilson, Miss Helen
Williams, and q number OF others.
Engagement of Miss Berman.
Mrs. NJ herman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Tillie Inez.
to John Salisbury, of Norfolk. Va
Return from Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. August Stille have re-
turned to their home on Floyd ave-
nue. after spending the past week
with Mrs STILES parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Haden. Mr.. Stiile has received
his honorable discharge from the
L. S. navy.
Miss Taylor on Visit.
Miss Angie Manning Taylor, Of Chi
cago. is expected in this city shortly
to be the guest of Miss EHie Branch.
Miss Taylor has many friends In this
city. She is very popular and well
known here and in Norfolk as a Bible
teacher.
Home from Navy.
Matthew P. viii, the son of Mr..
and Mrs r. Will has received his
honorable discharge from the United
States navy and has returned to his
home on Seminary avenue. Gintsr
Park. He was stationed in Norfolk
for several months.
Decorations for Ball.
The decorations for the annual
Confederate ball, which will be given
in the Woman's club Saturday even
ing of this week. and promises to be
one of the most delightful affairs OF
the winter. will be especially attYac-
tive. Across the front of the stage
there will be the large banner OF the
Richmond chapter. Daughters Of the
Gonfcderaey, bearing the dates 1851
1865. Around the room and crossed
over the French windows will be the
old silk flags OF the Confederacy.
Palms will screen large orchestra
on the stage and cut-fiowers will be
used throughout the drawing rooms,
where cards will be played. All OF
the lovely rooms of the club will be
used and 1t will afford many people
an opportunity of sesing the attrac-
tive drawing rooms. Mrs. b. A.
Blenner is chairman of the deeora-
tons
Bridge and Five Hundred WIN be
played by those who do not care to
dance and Mrs. Randolph Watkins Is
resereing tables. Mrs Norman v,
Randolph. president of the chapter,
Is general chairman. Supper will be
served at IL o'clock.
This annual ball is q fulI-dress
affair and lis more In the nature of a
private party than a benefit ball. The
tickets include observation-disclosures
cards and supper. The entertain
+ utEHk Is AVI ttlI pGuGib W tiiC Aioi1iS
for Confederate Women. . --
Among the others on various com
mittees are Mrs. John +. Bauer. Mrs
c. w Massie, Mrs. J. G. Corley, Mrs,
William J. Judd. Mrs Robert Vawter
Mrs. T.. d. Sydnor and Mrs. Archer
Richardson.
Curling-Whitehurst
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Whitehurst, OF
Great Bridge. Va. announce the mar
Eiage of their daughter. Miss Lola
Lsorene Whitehurst, to Mont Curling
also of Great Bridge. The ceremony
took place on@Thursday evening at
o'clock at the home of the Rev. G. O
Landlord. of Portlock, pastor oi
Berea Christian church. who officiat.
ed, was witnessed only by a few inti-
mate friends of the bride and bride
groom.
Miss BETTY Whitehurs', sister OF
the bride. was her mad of honor and
outv attendant. The groom had as
his best man. G.. q. Genier.
| Esyans-TAmbcrt.
A pretty wedding took place or
| saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at th<
! home of the brides parents. Captair
and Mrs Lloyd Washington Lambert