Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
10TH YEAR.
s . = I Il &. T Y

T..
daughter of the illustrious clcmenccau
Of France. which will take place in
the ballroom of the jefferson Hotel ON
the evening of Thursday. February 5. at
$50 o'clock. The affair is under the
auspices of the Richmond Chapter Of
the Alumnac Association of lIoliins
'oiieGe, ana 4 number of prominent
women VIII be asked to act pat
roncSses for the lecture OF this dis
iinsuishcd FrcIchwoman. Nine. Glenn
cnceau -JacqucInairc is prc-cmincnt
among those women OF talent and cul
turc who have added SO much TO the
Siorics OF France. From her distin-
Suishcd fathcr--Francc' grand old
lnan'--shc has inherited many OF the
characteristics tina. have made him ono
Of tho foremost statesmen OF the world
but she is equally well known in Eu-
rope for her contributions to leading
periodicals on French social topics. and
the books she has written have placed
her in the front rank of authorship.
Nine. eau-Jacqucmairc hay
in;s had an American mother, speaks
English lucntly. She IS "A most inter-
cs,ing and charming woman. with a
very striking personality. and her i'm
t"rvic~B given out since her arrival In
This country have reflected all the
'hnrm and culture Of the French in
tellcctual. In her latest book Les
ilommc de Bonnc Nolontc," she has
given "a graphic description o. scenes
and incidents in tho Rcd Cross hos
ritals at Ncrdun and Cunt!rny, where
She served as nurse. and among her
patients were many American soldiers.
The Soul OF France is the subject OF
tn" lecture 10 be given here, and Il ia
distinctly not war lecture.
The affair IS for tho hcicn, OF tho
scholarship fund Of tho lIollins Alum
nac Association MISS Susie -tarhc be-
iuS chairman OF The event
Following the address an informal
reception VIII bc hold. 80 that Rich
mond people may have an opportunity
Of meeting this distinguished woman.
The social calendar for tho week VIII
include a number OF interesting events.
on Tuesday afternoon. from to 6
o'clock, Mrs. wcstmorcIand Davis. wife
Of tho Governor or Virginia, will re-
sumo her a, homes for the season in
tho executive mansion. No invitations
arc issued for these affair. and the
Governors lady is at home to all who
care TO call al the mansion on Tues
dny afternoons until tho beginning OF
Lent. They arc always delightful
mart OF every season, and men and wo
men gather about tho tea tables in the
state drawinG-room on Tuesday after
uoons in each week in a most informal
fashion.
Monday night tho City Auditorium
VIII be filled with large and fash
ionablc audience 10 hear Galli-Curci,
since tina; will be the most brilliant
musical event OF the season. Numbers
OF parties have already been made UP
a u.
he greeted most enthusiastically by
music lovers IN Richmond. Several
dinners Of note Will preccdc the con-
ccrt. tho guests going later TO the
Auditorium for the recital there.
Thursday evening in the executive
mansion the Governor OF Virginia and
Mrs. wcstmo,eland DAVIS will give a
reception for the members OF the Cen
cral Assembly now in session here,
the State officials and their wives. II
viii be a brilliant event, and invita-
,ions for the affair are limited 10 the
legislators their wives and families
and state officials
Friday evening there will he all in
formal supper dance at the Wcstmore-
land Club from to L. O'Clock for mem
hcrs and their guests.
Saturday evening there Will be the
usual informal hop at the Country Club
oi Virginia BRENT WITT.
~ the Woman's Club.
one of the most brilliant musical
events of the club year Will be the
,cci,ai TO nc given before the members
OF tho Woman's Club and their guests
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, when
Viii sive a recital. Miss Louise VIII
Hams lis chairman, and her accompaniSt
Viii come from New York especially
Tor this recital.
Miss Fighter. who has recently come
10 Richmond TO make her home. is an
artist of rare ability. with lovely
lyric soprano voice. Her program will
he unusually attractive, and a large
audience will fill the club to hear her.
Attractive benefit Musical.
- large audience will I'll the ri audi
torium Of the Woman,s Club on Thurs
musical to be given there by q group
Of local artists. The affair is under
rauis Church, and n number OF prom
ncnt women will act as patronesses
for the affair The entertainment is
carried on by these young women of
ST. Pauls.
The artists for the afternoon include
Mi l1nn L. MISC saTa sSel
violinist and Miss Florence Danscy will
he lccompanist. Those who will act
arc:
Mcsdames: Iinwood Antrim,
VIM. TriCg. .Ir i. j. lIickok
Aubrey Young Ora harn Iiobson
Garter Scott Seldom Lindsey
Philip Powers u. IL. McAdans
Charles liarris George Hut feelings
Gus Pepic Richard Darlington
thanninS Ward Otway Allen
r Antoine Thicrman Robert Blankenship
George Gibson Misses
Meade Mann Elizabeth Davenport
IIarksdalc Lathrop l.uic Williams
Hugh Rose Maud StrinCfelloy
f.. H. IIarkcr Sallte IIobson
Fred Scott Elizabeth WcddeIl
+ SHELTON Williams Vera Palmer
Rlair StrinGfcilow
Engagement Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas II. Hover
ton. of Wavcrly, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Emily Thoroughbred
1wcil FleetWood, to John Fleming
son Of tho late Rev. w. w. Hasseii'
formerly OF Frcdcricksburg Va
The wedding will take place early in
February.
Miss Williams IIonorcd.
Among the newly elected members