Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
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entertained at dinner Thursday even
ing al their home on Monument Ave-
nue. in honor OF their guests. MIR. ana
Mrs. Frank Gr:swold, Of Philadelphia,
VINO are spending Il short time here,
en- route from Palm Beach. Fla. Gov
"rs were lad for twelve. and the
table WAS set with !. ccnterp:ece OF
yellow blossoms, Those present in
Guided: Mr.. aud Mrs. Branch. MIR.
and Mrs. Griswoid, Mr. and Mrs. Egg
bert q. Leigh. Jr., Major Allen Potts.
Jacruelin u. Taylor. Mrs. Fraul< Duke,
MISS Ellen Glasgow. Mrs. John Skei-
ton Williams and John Akin Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Branch also have rn
their guest hero Captain Pierot Tozzi.
a member OF the Italian mission 10
ms country. He, Ia Il proninrn.
painter and distinguished soldier
ana has won many decorations.
Mr.. WaIpolc Enter simet.
y SO Ellen Glaer,.. ne virginia
hp:cllSt. was host at ~ informal
dinner given last evening At her
home. Yves. Main Street, in, honor
OF Hugh WalDoIe. 'h2 eminent English
writer. VINO is her gueSt until TurH-
Coy There were eight guegts anI
~. dinner table wD= arransrh with Il
bowl Of daffodiis and blue hyacinths
This morning Mr.. W:tiuolu VIII
motor with Miss Glasgow and s"vc i
friends TO shirley" on tn. Jsmes
River. and on Monday they viii .,..-
Williamsburg and Yorktown.
great deal OF entertaining has
been done for this distinguished lins.
HShman during his short visit 10
Richmond MIR. and Mrs. John Kerr
hranch Will entertain at dinner In mis-
hghor this evening, and tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. John SHELTON williams
a. r. "a a. IA Iva,
her home on the Cary stree; Road
Dinner Dance Mt w~stnnoreinnd.
Another handsome function %.
Easter week Was the dinncr dance
held !&at evening at the Westmorr-
land club for members and their
guests. The main dining room auI
sun-?arlor OF the clubhouse were ar
ranged everywhere in fragrant spr;n.:
Movers and shaded lights and palms
ana Terms were grouped in the corners
small tables were arranged for the
100 guests present and the tables for
Inner were decorated in baskets amd
vases o! roses, swccipeas and carn:.-
oas.
y ttr.ngcd orchestra played TOR the
dancing. and from 10 10 o'clock "A
wonderful orchestra from Hawaii rem
dcrcd selections. The dance was "A
very handsome AFFAIR In every detail
and many interesting parties were
mad. VI for the event.
In Hirhmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. James - winston and
their daughter. Miss Winston. or Ne.
York CITY. are stopping at the Iener-
son Hotel in Richmond. number
or informal anairs viii be given in
their honor during their visit here.
bfR Dansant This tFtcrnoon
This afternoon the ball room of tho
Jefferson VIII be the artistic setting
i"T The last brilliant affair OF Faster
week. Yellow jonquiis in PROPULSION
everywhere viii furnish the charming
spring background for this event.
Wh'ch Is the dansant given by the
stuart Han Alumnac hsaociation
There Will he "a special orchestra for
dancing. and interesting cabaret ica-
lures a. several inicrnisslons, tho
Work OF il charming Eroup OF the
solo dancers who have htcn trained
by MISS ldcar steele Trayior. Their
costumes and the sketches themselves
The Fourth Waltz" and The Blue
Bird" Will bear on, the gay spirit OF
tho scaEon.
have been arranged for the afternoon
VIII he those entertained by:
ESDer; Leigh. Jr.. John Young
W u Wallace. Elu-. Z.rp
VI raiiai"--o. 'srrinston William.
barton H. Wise. John Lyons. and
OF three brilliant and un!que entertain
inenh given this season by the
stuart Hall Alumnac and some sew
crai hundred people viii be present;
These dansants haze been among tn.
most charming and fashionable
charity events OF The year. and
society viii he out In force this
afternoon FOR the last OF the series.
Hrncnt OF the Retreat.
The WAYS and means committee of
the Retreat FOR the SICK is arrang-
ing for a ball to he given In the
Jefferson Hotel ballroom SATURDAY.
evening. April IL, al $40 O'Clock
Mrs. j. o Scott is general chair
man and is being assisted by Mrs.
Leroy lee. Mrs james Branch cabe.l.
Mrs. PAU Howie, Miss Rosa Block.
and Mrs. Fred Hodges.
Mrs. George Gibson vii, be in
charge of patronesses. and tables
may be reserved through Mrs. Meade
Spicer. Madison 1872 Mrs. Leroy
Ice VII! have charge OF tickets.
boulevard 1856.
The committee viii also give "A
card party in the tearoom OF the
Jefferson Hotel Tuesday afternoon.
APRIL 90 at 4 o'clock. Mrs Leroy
Lee Is chairman. and will be assisted
by Mrs. Fred Hodges. Mrs. Arthur l..
Strausc and Miss Rosa C.. Block
Tables may be reserved through Mrs.
G. 7. Norman. Boulevard ll7?, or
Mrs III. w. Rountree. Madison 1864.
IiIues' Ball Tonight.
The famous saXophone orchestra
which will play at the Blues ball to-
night has wired Mrs. G. w. MasSie
chairman OF the ball. that they will
bring with them one NJ the finest
banjo players in this country.
Mrs. j.. &. Walihail Will have as
sistinE her at the punch bowl. Mrs
y. b. Hay. Mrs. ]. Q. Moore. Mrs.
Robert flackett. Mrs. r. 4. Talicy.
Mrs. o. +. Lowry and number OF
young girls. The members of the
auxiliary to the Blues Association
will act as chaperons. and the ball
will be given at the Blues Armory.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Tenant have ro-
turned to their home in Hagcrstown. Md
after q short stay in Richmond. en- route
from the South.
Ms. william Purycar and her ,i,t,e
daughter, Polly, of baltimore. viii ar
rive Saturday to be the guests OF Mr. nd