Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09

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Richmond post No. i, American lie
x Miii g. S'd beI .h0is ,S Sse srIi, n naii Of a"e .Ss
niues Armory at sixth and Mar
shall Streets. which viii be elnb-
9ra,eiy decorated Tor the occasion.
s]erviGe men and women II war
workers affiliated with the many
i;ichmond organizations arc invited
10 attend The dress wiii 6 6e 'hi and
women and war workers are re-
pues,ed to wear ,hoir service uni
forms.
The entertainment will be a most
attractive ono In every detail and the
armory will BIO t%hronged with neo-
plc on Armistico, night TO attend TINS
dance. a apccial orchestra VIII play
COR dancinE
The reception committee viii In
Jude:
Governor and Mrs. Wostrnoreland
Davis. Mayor and Mrs. George AIMS
ne. General 10 Lam. stern the Nd
! jSinn' a cateh,s of sdmmnnie cG niaSl
Major f. w. Bowler. COMMANDING
l.iiSn. and L MIa. L. lnfS ". 30 niSss' Gen. Gen.
oral William j.. Freeman.
der X. Il. Lee Camp. Confederate Vet
dent h,chmond cmnp,er umi,.9 Dnuei-
ters OF tho Confcdcracy: George
tItzhugh. commander OF the spanish
American war Veterans: Arthur u.
Wilmer, chairman chntecn committee
american Red Cross. and Mrs. Arthur
l.. Wiimar; AiiHs Frederica Campbell.
captain American Red Cross Motor
cprBs. Miss Aileen stokes. chairman
WAR Relief associations; Miss Kate
Myers. president womnn's auxiliary.
Richmond IIowitzers. Mrs. u. E.
iiudaon. ehairInan woroEn's auxiliary.
h.chniond Grays' battalion. Mrs G.
+. W. Kern. wbmcn's committed. War
camp Community Service. Mrs. + a.:
E1EL "A rh.. ~ Wa ~
Council Of. Jewish Women: Major
Clarence WYATT, president Hichmond
i1gh, inlantry Blues Aasoe'ation; and
% the Richmond Light infantry Blues
Battalion.
Luncheon Yesterday.
Miss Margaret iicrndon was hos
tess AT "A pretty luncheon given yes
terdhy at 2 o'clock at the Common
wealth Club for several OF the sea
aonH dcbutantcs. Places yer" laid
arranged with a Gcnterpiecn OF pink
roses and shaded candle Thc>aifair
vas In honor Of Misses Elizabeth
Gray Valentine. Julia Moncure and
Helen Rutherford Johnston and tn.
Invitations we're limited to u few IN
Innate friends ~ tho honor guests.
Edwin u. Thomason. OF 10, west
Emily and Florina T'homaSon. Thn
affair wall take place at the Country
Gu OF Virgin on Wednesday eva-
mns, November -. at > O'CLOCK.
Miss kathryn B~raunstcin ha. re-
'urned from charlottesville. where
-hc vent 10 attend the TALL dances at
III. University OF Virginia MisS
~Hrauustein also attended the Eir-
Einia-.ieorgia game there on Satur-
formal Affairs were given for her
during her stay al the university,
concerning Virginia ArtiAt.
Cards have been received IN Rich
mo paintings OF the late Richard y.
brooke. Of Warrcnton. In the Cor
from Novemner 6 to u. rhe coliee.
hon,as painted By Cir. Brooke from
,ru" portrai, from lie. It is a fuii
i-nS,h portrait and the artist claimed
confidently, 10 have rc-creatcd the
-ctuliiy appeared at the English
"nnrt. Many Virginia and Richmond
people are Interested especially in
the portrait OF Pocahontas. by one Of
tho best artists Of this State. which
sl,cIld he owned by Virginia.
Mr. BRONX. was the son Of James
on. Fnuauier county. and spent many
ears abroad In tho study OF art. Many
Il his pictures are In the. Corcoran
hnown artists In Virginia and thia
p,firAit Of pncahontas lis his crown
inE work. 10 tea head OF n class
Il through Tho SouPissy Of Mr.! Mimi.
ger"de that the privilege has been
accorded the family Of MIR. Brooke
"f exhibiting his work thcro this
!, was tho need Of a portrait OF
rocahnhtas adequately meeting the
" ~nrs Of a sG!h ,o %f Tell 'if e. a!r aaa a
which sent Mr. Brooke abroad esrc-
Cially to accomplish such a painting
IT, iMs GeYGrn"5 rit.hush Lee says
Production 10 the American embassy
At Londnn. which gave him ACCESS 10
Tho most authentic portrait of the
indian Princess u~btainable.
rahontae. portrait. Is OF vide interest
n ihls s Mii, r and 20 a wnssior, OF v Z
tha purpose Of seeing Mr. Brookc's
Caif.-Porter.
Mrs Borkeley Gilkeson Porter.
daughter 81 the late Francis McFar-
l.nJ Oil and Captain Monro.
Toward C.aifre were married Satur-
luncson's Iill. Cuhpepcr. in the pres
'rrr Of a small company 81 rc!a-
,iy"s and close friends. The core.
'r"ny was Performed by Rev ken
Soy Johns Hammond, rector or 81.
;ii"0hcn's Episcopal Church.
nv her brother. ". Irvine GiIikcson.
Size wor" II modish travelling costume
"r midnight blue. with small fur
i"qun and a corsaEe bouquet os yic-
lots. Her only attendant was her
small niece. Miss Frances GilkeSon
Coleman. who wore Il quaint frock
81 white ruined 6rgandie and car
ried a large blskct OF pink and white
blossoms Open fires burned in both
Nving-room and dining-room. and the
rooms were made bright with many
bowls nf chrysanthemums. Immedi-
atrly after the ceremony a recep-
ton was held and u buffet luncheon
served.
Capu,in and Mrs. calree left at once
for n northern honeymoon, ard on
their return will be in Washington.
whcra they have taken an apartment
for the winter.
Among relatives from a distance
were w. Irvine Gilkeson and Miss Sadie
Gilkcson. Of Norfolk. Mrs. Herhdon
v. Frazer. OF st Adams. w. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Bcnjamin Armstead Brown.
'Hillside.' Augusta County. and Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton Calfee. of Washing
ton.
Concert November 1S.
Tho second concert in the series
10 be given in Rich mond this season
will he the recital q Kubeiik, the
fanous violinist. on November l8, AT
The City Auditorium. Tho additional
Subscribers for tho season include:
Mesdam-s Anita Kloss
irwin Murphy X. II. holland
forage W. Jones Louise Fry