Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
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An attractive bcnent affair OF tho
week viii be the musical tea TO be
O'Clock In the auditorium of tho parish
house Of ST. James Church. Tho enter
tninment is ~, Under the the, Auspices OF two
includes in its membership some OF
the most prominent women in town,
and the affair WILL be an interesting
the direction OF James L. Womble. ac-
companist, assisted by Ted Hess. violon-
Cooke, soprano: Mrs. Joseph Geisinger,
contralto; John G. wombic, tenor, and
Horace II. Powell, baritone.
Following tho program. tea will be
served at small tables, which will be
prcttily decorated for tho occasion.
Shower for Bride.
Mrs. Jessie l.eal was hostess satur-
day at linen shower given at her home
IN City Point in honor OF Miss Melville
Fagg. whose marriage will take place
in the early spring.
Tho house was decorated with pink
roses; pink. shaded candies and ivy,
tiny Cupids.
Five hundred and bridge were
prayed, after which refreshments were
ssrSed; the Ices being in the shape OF
Miss fagg was presented with largo
shower bouquet OF pink roses, on which
bon: About nifty guests were present.
At the womnns Club.
Mrs. Mary, Marshall RICHTER was
most enthusiastically received in her
song recital given yesterday before the
members of the. Woman's Club and
%ose she has has oDsly yr?
triumphs in the musical world to her
credit. Her voice. was heard TO the
.Liiacs;" by Rachmaninoff. and why
by. Tschaikowsky
George Roberts. pianist. who assist
afternoon. came to Richmond especially
TO accompany Mrs. Fighter yesterday
Tor this recital. lie is a pianist OF
gracious IN responding TO encorcs
he following program was rendered
IL: SonEs- Cha Il sole DIAL gange"
Lovely Celia" tMunro); 10. Here the
s1 oTtre N nars b t,fe, Dalf5Gss9
Rachnanlnon); Why" trschaiko-
lse.d Rlaes w sssS'a15: A resi"ss
, :. &TI@@aasare, ro,cnte Mare"
Xa saEsM sSSo n2Ef 4 M MY'sssS5
Indian. Lullaby" .Lteurance): The
Miss louise Williams. was chairman
Of the afternoon. and tho usual infor-
NAL reception followed.
Mrs. Shepard to Speak.
dress tho Womans Club on wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock Her subject Is
and the chairman is Mrs. Ch!les NJ.
Terrell
.Alsobrook-1IiIler.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riagc of Miss Ada Virginia Miller to
Henry Lewis Alsobrook, of Marianne,
Ella; The , ceremony was performed
officiating: After a short Northern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Alsobrook Will make their
home in Richmond.
Fraternity Dance.
Of the, woman's Club was the scene
p dance FT tSe IL Iss s ae oes 3,
Virginia, Among those. present were:
Misses %sa. Clara GIN: nuasy HaIrA9 m, AZ,
Nor crran nOR Eiga Ese;s.s Gkae. sisan M as
Gooof Ets TsSes
Msssrr G Ba4nett Beieor
nrits,ow' pa f. H. S.ewn' T. A. f R9Ss. T. S
Gfessy SgI = !Isiisr. W, II. Hs nH,ps. a. s.
4 ks'If as sk ~ W. Snif PnrnpSiey WI X
n ainss. ". Is. Shsrrod, u Ts1ss. f. s.
WSrthinEion. Aia1sn,: Dr.. Zee. Has,ey
IN" sEsn br ana s. R Israg 1d Bar M
rs; Sna ;fs Sha in howiss.
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins Will give
;tn authors reading before the High
land Park woman's Club. which meets
~" .SV SaSSN -.
the home OF Mrs. NJ. G. Doubles. 100
Fourth Avenue. The usual informal
reception Will follow the program and
The hostesscs for the afternoon in
ciudc: Mrs. Doubles. Mrs. Addison
Lewis, Mrs. Charles Rose. Mrs. j. j.
tottrcil and Mrs. a. B. Taylor.
Return From Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray J. Jonas. VINO
have been travelling abroad. arrived In
New York on the steamer Lafayette.
After short stay in New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Will return to their
home in Richmond.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Susie Starkc has returned from o
brief stay At Camp Ice.