Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
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General rershinE was officials re.
l SirSa inst Gven,ins "a. o'clock at me
,irHinin and Mrs. Wcs,morcland
nnvis. Flags and spring ilowers DO
a'hhsIon. and vases of pink blossoms
were used in the state drawing room
number OF proinincn. Richmond
T rnE owcSs nSSs the "n. HHioms
y buffet luncheon viii be given for
General Pcrshins, today 1T the coun-
Try Club OF Virginia.
~ the womnn's Club.
iorium OF the Womams Club yesterday
afternoon Tor the sonata recital FOR
violin and piano given there before
mombGrs nnd their guests by David
and Clara Names. OF Ncw York Mir
and Mrs Names are finished artists.
who play the things That they love
ana ticlr program yesterday WAS like
an exquisite setting OF precious Jewels
was thc mos, briilinnt musical
rNent Of the club Year. and the artists
%r ,r Most enthusiass!ically npp!audcd.
bu'h MT and AIRS. Names have most
nt"resiinS and magnetic personalities
they nay done much for their nr,
on" OF the most Interesting being tile
starthS OF Il SCHOOL OF music for for
IN born children on the East Side
nave been accomplished among child
itI musicians. vino might otherwise
nave bcoa lost 10 tho world OF music.
]; was charming afternoon and
II an unusual" pleasing on.. The
tu"ll"Win +, p y, wns rendered;
Negro. Adagln motto expressive.
Schcrzo: Allegro motto. Hondo:
Allegro ma non troppo
Ola French Mctody lie Jongleur
'iiird ~ Prophet ..... Schumann
From 10 wiswyaaiini:a:: What ei ,hs
Swallows Told Cecil Iiurleigh
Sonntn il y Major :; Cesar I'ranelt
AN'TT ,rn',;,o3, n.n ,,gnoIcrto, Micro.
uod"rto. Allegro. l,ccitativO;
Fantasia ben moderate. Al
:, ie:reito POGO messo.
Leopold Danroach. pionccr,o or music In
,,o?s;ah, Of New York. Miss Loaisc
Entertain Wives or General Assembly.
Mrs. berkeley l.. AInns. wife OF tho
state Corporation COMMISSIONER will
siN" tea OH Thursday afternoon from
10 O'Clock in honor OF the wives
of tho members OF the Genera! Assem-.
ny, nov In session here. The affair
Nill iakc place AZ the home of Mrs
ADAMS. 03l West Grace street,
ioliina Aiu,nnnc Celebrate.
an interesting celebration was the
session OF the Richmond Chapter OF
,h ol,o Alumnn9 hsngS",ion OF lI9Iims
Founders day. the hundrcIth ami
vcrssry OF the hirtli OF Charles L.
Eoeh., Who to"naGa liollins IL lsi2
held and II icttcr read from MICS Vir-
gtnt,a Cox: president OF the Richmond
ana progress made therc by girls from
this city. The program was concluded
with the singing OF the Green and
iiis Cold written By Mrs Hamilton
G!ikyson. formerly Miss Phoebe Hun
ter, ANA graduate Of tho class OF
1910. Mrs. q. Darlington Moscley pre-
sided at tho piano.
:, charming compliment was pad
the ASSOCIATION by Miss licl.n Baker
president of the Collegiate School for
Girls. where the meeting took place.
,rho sen, tho Holiins alunnac n huge
bouquet OF yellow roses tied with
green and gold ,ulle in. honor Of the
Foundcr's lpay celebration Rctrcsh-
ments were served after the program
wus concluded.
~ the Chesterfield.
Mrs William rage; f6rmerly oc
who has been living In Denver, Col.
Tor some time past. are now making
their home. y Richmond. Mrs. Page
incnt at the Chesterfield for tho win
ter and spring months.
Nr. Norwood tn Give Heading.
The Rev. Robert Norwood. the poe,-
services at St. pnul's. will give AN
au'hor,s reading on Thursday after.
room Of - Paula Church. The affair
il under tho auspices OF Section or
The Womans Auxiliary and 81. liilda's
Guild, and Is for the benefit OF mis-
sions. Mr.. Norwood is "a brilliant and
most interesting man. and his latest
hook The Man OF kerioth" has been
muc!. discussed in literary circles His
ioens are widely known for their
beauty and viriiity. and it is from his
ibe Virginia writers club and the
Wonan's Club in Richmond
Mr. Norwood NIL Mil read Thmrsda!y
The public is cordially invited 10 at
tend.
Entertainments mt Old Point.
) gay ana crowded resort was Ola
Point Comfort upon the arrival OF.
where he was Inc cues, OF General
.Ndclbert Cronkhitc: L. ;. A., command
given by Colonel Harry g. Barnes
9. y. chief Of staff. aud Mrs. Barnes.
which WAS delightful affair. was an
afternoon devoted 10 military affairs AZ
Fortress Monroe.
The outstanding function OF the
week end was the. dinner at llotel
hte S Sa,nraa sNe "veSng The f larsc
atrium proved novel setting Cor
his distinguished gathering Of widely
hHoNn men ana Oil!CtFS ol inc army.
navy and aviation. y few OF General
cronkhite's siXty-odd guests. in addi
ton to General Pcrshing and his stan.
were IscarAdmiral y. j. Fcchtlcr.
United states Navy; Commander 4. T..
Price. BrigadicrGcncral Johnson FIa-
good, Colonel Alexander C;rciG. Colonel
g. II. McManus, Lieutenant Colonel
John II. Reynolds. Major john y.
i'aeGclow. Colonel IT, c. Barnes, Colo
mel Eugene lteybold. George T.. Adams,
John u. Kimberly. Colonel j. l..
Mitchell. Captain Guy Marshall Me-
lean. First Lieutenant IT, c. Barnes.
l:rigadicr.Gcncral j. IT. Patterson, and
II. w Ellerson, of Richmond
The reception ana dance TO General
rcrshing and his staff. which followed
; 1T the Coast Artillery School. was one
of the triumphs OF the many social
events for which the post is noted
y few of the throng to arrive early
in the week for the festivitics from
Richmond We're Mrs. w. G. Carter. Mrs,
Edward j. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. IT. w.
EIlerson. Daniel Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. White, Mr.. and Mrs John
" Gordon. Samuel IL. IIndrin anI