Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
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! chtFiHlhE affair OF the past week
was the ihf"rmal reception given by
Mi7 fr"d.rlch Mu:ch.son Hodges and
n"r mother Mrs \. I! Muller. Il, the
formers summer hons" "M.mosa
Lodge AZ Wcsthampion The en-
l"rtaumcnt was given In honor Of
Mndnmr i:rsa Mour.nnj. ~ Italy.
"H" has been visiting Mrs hodges.
ana Yea was served from i.8o to i
u'r!".k IN" draw inE-roOm was ar
ranged w!th bowls ana vase, oi early
iA.l blossoms ~ deep yellow and
rGss'' rulors, ana in tho dining room
'h" tea ttnlc vas set with an old
i-usIisM b!uc crystal bowl. Nl-d with
Yellow flowers ana candles and
'H,t ier vases of tn. same blossoms
completing ia. acntcrpiece
Mrs j. d2rs ana Mrs. Muller re-
ned with the guest Of honor as
toi rs Mrs. J. Nilsson hodges.
gf,.'rs assisting IN doiug Tho hou"rs
or" Mrs. henry T.. Litchford, Mrs.
.-,ph t. G"sinrcr, Mrs r. II Mof-
t,i Mis- David Murcnisou and Mrs
a'." l. Hightor. tn" girls serving
tie d.niug-room included Misses
.i"He G'ay lick. Marian Srwer
l.uy"s AIcFaGcn. Mad;la.mc and
i.A,. Vaughan Bigger ana Malay
.'iuing.
Aladdin" Monginni left Yesterday
"r New York. from which place she
Nli sail ia TWO weeks FOR her home
=. NnplrS. y number of Interesting
affairs WEI. given for Madame Mon
rinui during her stay in Richmond
ttr;irr Moves.
The atciicr OF the Virginia League
uf Fine Arts and HandicraTts has
moved from lovely Linden Row To
equally lovely Sixth and Franklin
streets. where. taking up it's abode in
the old Cameron House, it joins
lands with the Atc!icr dcs Rraux Arts.
the architects association To make the
art center so long dreamed OF in
Richmond.
on entering the architects are
found occupying the beautiful par
l"Ts on the first floor. and mountin.
the fine old staircase. untouched by
The passing of the Victorian era. the
rooms OF the Art League arc seen.
that for art books. art talks and tea
TO the northeast, Miss Clark's and
Miss Iloustou's aiclicr in the north
west room while the others serve as
atclicrs for the classes ana for the
newly formed student group al the
league.
The rooms viii open with an i'm
formal house warming. the plans for
which Will be completed on Miss
Clark $ return tomorrow from her va
cation. Miss Houston and Mrs. iious-
ton hay" already returned.
Interesting Publication.
An Interesting little volume just
published in Richmond is 'Sulky
sue" a story written Jointly by Mrs.
Barton ~ Mise and Miss caily Hy-
land. OF this city. II is charming.
delightful darby sketch, as its title
implies. and has created much In
tcr"stcd comment since its appear
ancc.
Miss Ryland has recently returned
to Richmond, after spending some
time in New England. and Mrs. Wise
has also been in the North for an
extended stay this summer.
hack from Clifton.
Mrs. William G. Stanaxd has re-
turned to her home on Floyd Avenue,
after an extended stay at Clifton
Springs. y. y. where she was Joined
last week by Mr.. S,anard. \ num-
her Of other Richmond people have
been at Clifton during the summer
Some of these include: Colonel and
Mrs. John W. Gordon. Mrs. Julia
Grant Moore and the Misses Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Gillian, Cen
cral Charles Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich