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the government or the American ma
ton"
No formal invitations have boon is
sued. but all members OF tho y. L. v.
"A are expected 10 attend.
Annual Valentine Party.
The annual Valentine Party of the
ginia Home tor lncurables Will be held
on Saturday afternoon in the ballroom
of the Jefferson Hotel from to
o'clock. This is always one OF the
largest and most fashionable charity
functions OF the winter and will be
largely attendsd by the boys and Ei5 lis
given by. the pupils Of Miss Ella Bin
ford. and all sorts Of novel features
haze eegn n,n Hsp9sg IN 5ne prCsF1
for toys: Mrs. f. W. Traffo,d and Mrs.
Witcher keene valentines; Miss Mar
Rose. IS ndy; Mrs. l. Il. Hsmberiln.
music; Mrs. Gordon Smith, ente-iatn-
mem; MIS-: k Wsy T Fs.S WGTinsm ;,s az
cts and posters; Miss Ella B!ntord.
fancy dances. Mrs, / ". Crutchaeld
puach; Mrs, Charles /, Wor;hsni. Jr
;ce-cres0.
Musicians Club.
The Musicians Club VII p.esen: a;
T is ;h.-i artist concsc; Monday even
GAJss, c5lora;a-a soprano. Miss Gates
~ ;As beginning .: ne VA, had po-
Si:soa ;: prestige on the German op-
vCSt.S sag but - defiance az me In
pt.ia! mandate tied 10 her own country
uuhe-al6ed. She has made good. and
ing her own with the foreign stars OF
first magnitude The New York Even
Ing Pos, music critic says Of Miss
Gates: There is an American colo-a-
tura soprano whom l consider not only
equal 10 CALI curci, but her superior,
because she has moro luscious and
at .t.hs Oh, &C. leo s-,,A ~.
pitch. She sang the airs OF Donizetl
with voice OF luscious beauty and in
tonation OF enchanting purity, great
taneity. and exquisite taste and style.
= Gtnter Park Club.
The WoInans Club OF Ginter Park
viii meet At the old schoolhouse, We'd
Henry Ayletl Sampson will entertain
the club with an authors reading.
AIRS. +. 5. simpson will be hostess for
Readles. Tie executive committee
viii meet Tuesday morning at II
O'clock. az CO., Chamhcrlayne Avenue.
Leave for Wedding.
1865 west Grace Street. left last mi Hight
for Charleston, 5. e. 10 be present at
Weinstein, of Richmond, TO Miss Vir-
ginia Elizabeth May. daughter of Mrs.
Phillip May, of that city. The. we'd
-
home, as King Street. at r. NJ. to-
day: After the ceremony Or. and Mrs.
we5nst elm viii III take sor Sorhe tn honsy
Colonial Avenue, after February 10.
HOIiowny-Britt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Coppersmith an
nounccc the engagement OF their sis
J. Holloway, OF Richmond. Miss Britt
is the daughter of the late William T.
and Sallie NJ Britt OF Branchvillc. and
10 nf i,A
Holloway. Of Richmond The wedding
Will take place III April.
Surprise Party.
An attrac,ive affair of last week
Nell and Aileen Lord at their home.
COZ North Thirty fourth Street The
house was decorated If. palms, South
ern smlaS and soring flowers. and the
lights Were shaded in rose color. Those
Lord, Mary Ellen. Regina. Mary and
Marie Mckinley. Mrs. II. W. O'Grady.
Mrs. r. p. Lord: Mcssrs Edward sui
1o gan r Sop p LORD ose II w. p oGradE
Hummc!l and Frank Mckinley.
Benent County Fair.
An attractive aGair. OF the week VIII
day night n tho r. F., Lee school 70.
the benefit OF 81. Marks building fund
4 clown and races Will amuse the
IL
VIII be arranged. There will be mus c
by amateur o-cheStras.
Blues' Ball.
One Of the most interesting AFFAIR
Of the season will be the ball which
Will be given in the Blues Armory on
SATURDAY evening under the auspices
Of the Woman,s Auxiliary TO the Rich-
mond Blues Association. Mrs C. W
Massie is president OF the association,
and is general chairman OF the ball
Mrs. Il. y, Talley. chairman OF the
, music committee. has q saxaphonc
+ orchestra OF sixteen pieces with Two
( pianos 10 play for the dancing Mrs
( Everett iiorner will be In charge OF
soft drinks, and VIII have associated
win her a-snumbGr of prominent wo-
Mrs. W + panzenbaker and hr
committee win serve ice cream.
The, punch bowl win be presided
over by Mrs +. c.. Walthall and her
assistants. Mrs. James g. Earnest
has charge OF the tickets
Mrs. George l.. Chria.ian. Jr., is
chairman of chapcrons for the ball
and these include