Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01


women will act as patrons for the
evening:
Ne H:s " s Sssts S:: Es $;;s
=ss Ts:s2E a ss,i os SFSs'
Mrs. I: \ Repnoids. MIS-. ). s;rinEfellow
Mrs. Hiram Smith 81. G: c. P!nckney
Mrs. Goodwin Boykin HAYES
Mrs. Robert G. Cabcli Mrs. F.. D. williams
NJ. en-? hts"? Scot, %.: TI g!ssss.
~; " i s HsgS, &ES E St, dsofss
schild Mrs. Godwin Boyk,n
~. Fink pus. I ss f Essste s SfSs
M Me. S sy ASa. Ha5 Mrs 4 aT
Leave for the North.
Mrs: ]. Scott Parrish and her daush-
ter en-, Miss Eleanor Parrish. are leaving
at Lake Placid, \. y. and will later
attend the mid. winter dances at the
ing TO Richmond
Mrs. Parrish will spend some time in
New York City.
Dinner Dance Mt Country Club.
One OF the smartest affairs OF the
week Will be the pre-lsntcn dinner
dance to be held at tho Country Club
OF Virgin on Wednesday evening. All
sorts OF novel features have been ar
ranged for the entertainment OF the
guests. and well-knowa orchestra
Will play throughout the evening. The
s bsfs is wil be afc0ra;ed
can Beauty roses, and the tables Will
be arranged with attractive vases and
ferns viii be banked in the Corners
of the room, and running cedar will
be draped on the balcony.
Those who have reserved tables are:
Mrs. John Lyons r. Hatch Jr.
Eho sof bs!ssa .0i5' h BSfora. Jr
T. L. Peyton. Jr. Mrs; Hawkins
y +. Seldom N.ss Ma ls@1 Taylor SE
Mr R S fn''e'd &. r% Ssatsss
sM ,.n, War Mi,cb.u T. G i;aa,nn.,
Mrs AF. l. t''i Fsv:4s T Il A F4ass
Mr !4a ss,." {thiIdrs9Ss Ns SCOT,
Geo u; Reid Allen Bond
afsi j. :: Woodward I. s,s55f +, u
E. z. Carmichael
Leaving for South America.
Miss Anne Bigger Is leaving today
for New York, where she will join her
cousin. Miss Mary v. Bement. They
Will sail on Tuesday for South Amer
lea, remaining there until early June.
At the woman's Club.
A large audience will NIL the audito-
rum of the Wonans Club Monday ar
Borden Hartman, Of New York. speak.
Her subject will be, Women and the
League Of Nations" and Mrs. J. Allison
Hodges is chairman OF the afternoon.
Mrs. Hartman is most interesting
and charming woman, and is widely
known throughout the country. She
CUB Of New Fork ey OF and hs has eo beey
prominently Identified with woman.s
work for number OF years.
., In nEnor o. Mrs: HARTMAN. a lunch
OF Virginia Monday at l O'Clock by the
Welfare committee. of the woman's
Club CT ,t and the the Richmond chapter OF. the
tic for this luncheon may be made
Madison adj or 1910; at the Chesterfield.
Leu Day will be. held. with
Mrs 5. T. Glover as chairman. The
pIrogram will be given BY local women
in The The hostess s.s for, for Monday afternoon
Edsar Laherty. Mrs. Andrew J. Gray.
Moore, Mrs. Preston Carson, Mrs. 4. c.
Young and Miss Elizabeth Boyd.
A. r. v. a. Reception.
,,a A,rrdanbGem zen are practically com
Pictcu ny MIS-. JOnn II. SOuthan and
her committee for the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antioui
ties reception. which Will be held from
TO 6 o'eiTek on the afternoon of We'd
nesday. The doors of the John Mar
shall House. the official home OF the
y. r, V. a, Will be thrown open to ali
members OF tho association at that
time.
Invitations have also been extended
to the ladies who are in the CITY win
members OF the General Assembly. The
a any, board and other gentlemen
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Westmoreland Davis, Mrs John b.
IMghtfoot and nd, Mrs. s. II; IIawcs. vice
orary vicc-president; Mrs j. Finders
Robinson. Mrs. =; d. Washburn. Mrs.
H. H. West Tabb: Mrs. W. A. Shepherd.
her committee. The directory board.
as Is customary on these occasions. are
asked to come without their hats.
ireireshmcnts Misses Ellen Ragby. Eve
iyn Jackson. Margaret ST. John Hern-
don. Mary Tomlin Anderson Katherine
E Eai;,ent,nE inc, Isabel Scott. Ellen Wallace,
assisting the chairman. Mrs. Southali.
are Mrs Arthur Lafroy. Mrs. VIII
Mrs. :io r. bSe9 st Mrs lanes D. crump.
RI Frances B. Scott. The decorations will
H ped and white. the colors of the
ma ans NJ occasion should auspiciously
i nh,r the reopening of the John Mar,
snail House. which is again TO be- oner-
sevo as museum, to whose treasures
hsvera recs Salnabls loans and requests
OF Eehrwauy been added. The fourth
g, cation as MARSHALL Day, in honoS S'o or
lice iin ntn Of the great chief JUS
It wa s'f tho o1l'ee s on that date in 1901.
u.,nobtrusvely and in modest' rn aGmt
Marshall took that station Which Fuse Sc,
long as no lived, he was to make tbs hs
sH.ei OF al among tho high places in
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