Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
SOCIE!. r Y

rr'nss OF the winter will MI tho
nuuitorium OF the Womnn's Club this
Nchihs ut SIZE o'clock to greet Ruth
D.raper In some Of her "Originai
1horaceer Sketches" which have been
.ne sensation everywhere. The re-
although under the auspices OF
mo Womans Club, is entirely omen
70 the public and all Interested are
invited to attend. Miss Draper is q
"hoie play In herself. not only extra
"'oinarlly clever. clear-cut and YER
s"'he, cut the sheer humanity OF her
material. proves the breadth of her
OUTLOOK and she Is an artist Of the
hrst rank In her field. During her
great triumph In London. Miss Draper
was entertained by Lady Aston and
many other well-known English
hostesscs. and was summoned to
buckingham palace to entertain the
royal family with her sketches.
The recital this, evening will DO ono
Oh the most remarkable given In Rich
mohd In many years and n large audi
cnce VIII be present for the event
from Richmond Miss Draper goes to
washington for second recital in
that city. this time at the White
House before the President and Mrs.
Harding. One nevcr tires OF the art
OF this woman. because 1t Is natural
ana so free from mannerism. 1t is
refreshing novelty in the thcatcr.
Hnnce for Miss Wallace.
Miss Virginia wallnce. daughter Of
SIR and Mrs. William J Wallace, was
formally presented to society last
evening ut q big dance given in her
Ponor. and also for her cousin, Miss
Anne Brockcnbrough. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough. two
debutantes of the seuson. The dance
%as given at the Country Club OF vir-
Sinia and about 800 members OF tho
younger dancing set were present. An
orchestra played for the dancing.
Mrs. Davis mt Home.
There wcre many callers at the
Governors Mansion yesterday after
noon. when Mrs wcatmorciand Davis
received from to G o'clock. Chry-
santhemums and roses were used TO
decorate the rooms everywhere, and
tea WAS nerved in the draw!ns-room.
Mrs Davis, who wore q black late
gown over green satin. received In
the Blue Room. She was assisted in
doing the honors by Mrs. Frederic
William Scott. Mrs. w. Russell Bowie.
Mrs. James Branch Scott. Mrs. Leroy
Hodges and Mrs. w. Il. wood.
Mrs Jordan Loakc poured tea and
Mrs. Bernard Meredith was ut the
punch bowl. This Is the last Tuesday
that Mrs. Davis viii be at home be-
fore Christmas. but she will receive
Informally on two Tuesday after
moons In January.
Writers Club 80 Meet.
The Virginia Writer'S Club will
meet tonight at S:l5 o'clock at the
Collegiate School for Girls. 1919
Monument Avenue. The president.
Miss Margaret Prescott Montague.
ton Pictures on Literature" Mem
hers are asked to note the change OF
date.
city Point wedding.
Ferns and chrysanthcmums dec
grated Trinity Methodist Church. city
Point, Saturday afternoon, December
D. at 3 o'clock. for the marriage OF
Miss Hannah Elizabeth Burton.
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Curtis Bur-
ton. to Charles Russell Hundley. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George K. HYndley.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
\ e., Williams, pastor OF tho church. and
|t<bcfore the entrance of the bridal
/barty Miss Audry Soft sang AT
U Dnwning." accompanied by Miss
Marie T.. Cook. Believe Me-" was
| '8oftiy played during the ceremony.
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father. by whom she was
given In marriage, and Was met at
the altar by the groom and VI. ID. AID
ridge, who was best man. The bride
wore gown OF ivory satin and
Georgette with silver trimmings and
her veil was fastened with orange
blossoms. she carried n silver bou-
Quet OF lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses. Miss Kathleen Eunice Burton
was her sisters maid OF honor and
only attendant She wore Il gown OF
old rose taTcta and carried n bouquet
/ OF yellow chrysanthemums. Little
Ann Elizabeth Adcrhoit, in a frock OF
blue crepe de chine. trimmed In pink
rosebuds. carried tho ring in a large
white crysanthemum. tied with tulle
Ralph Custer Scragg and Arthur
Grant We're ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony,
AIR. and Mrs. lIundley left for the North
and viii be at home after December
-. Mt Broadway, city Point. Tho
bride travelled in suite OF dark
brown voiour de laivc with fur trim
mirgs and hat To match.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs
y. +. Early and Herbert Farley, Jr.
nf Washington; Miss Dorothy f..
Thrasher. OF Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs
y. O. iiammerslcy. OF Crewe; Mrs. NJ
G. Goad. Mrs. NJ r. Collins, Mr.. and
MIS-. t' H. w. Burton, OF Richmond,
ana Mrs. Frank Ross, OF Fort Worth,
Texas.
Annual Entertainment.
An important charity event today
viii be the annual bazaar and
luncheon given by the Petcrkin
Guild of st. James Church. in the
parish house from II TO q o'clock.
The tables Will be decorated In roses
and chrysanthemums. and a group
OF young girls will serve. The ar
fair is always an Interesting society
event, since the guild includes many
prominent women I'm its membership.
Mrs. Garnet Nelson Is president:
Miss EIla Cooke. vice presidcnt: Mrs,
Stuart Reynolds. recording sccre-
tary; Mrs. David H. Leakc, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. f. II.
Litchford, treasurer.
The booths will be arranged in at