Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
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Society III Richmond is much in
tercstcd in the football game to br
played in Lexington Saturday after
noon Of this week between the Uni
Ecrsity OF Virginia and the Virginia
Military Institute. and many parties
ARE being made w To attend tn.
went. \ special pullman train has
uccn made up 10 carry alumni and
football enthusiasts ~ Lexington Fri.
day evening, leaving Richmond Fri
day night and returning Leaving
Lexington Saturday night. The GOV.
crnor OF Virginia and Mrs West.
'norcland Davis, with, members al
'ncir S'hf ana their wives. VIII leave
on this train ana many parties of
me younger set have ALSO been made
up 10 join thee rootcrs going from
Richmond TO witness the game. The
soc!a! program for this dag in Lex
inSton rs an unusually iutcrcstini.
one. There viii be Il military re-
view OF the cadet corps of v, N. I.
~ 10 o'clock. with the football game
''t O'Clock and 4 dance AT 8 O'Clock.
Nearly 200 thermometers will at
tend the game and hundreds Of stu
dents from the University OF Virginia
WIZ go over to cheer their team.
making the event one OF the big So
si;tl AFFAIRS Of the early autumn T.
w. Ttn3icy. Jr, and Randolph C. IJar-
rison arc in charge OF the reserya-
lions for the special train Friday
night. and applications must he re-
ce!rcd before > O'clock tomorrow az
ternoon. Tho colors OF the TWO teams
VIII BIO much in evidence and thu. day
NIL be a gala event In Lexington. set
in tho heart of tho Nuc Virginia hills.
An important wedding of tho week,
IN which fashionable society is much
interested, Is that of Miss patt!c
Albert Cary. daughter Of Mrs. Thomas
Archibald Cary. and John Howe Cecil,
eon OF DIR. and Mrs Russell Cecil.
winch Will BIO celebrated on wcdncs-
day evening At o'clock in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church The we'd
ding unites two old and widely known
Richmond families. ana many guests
from distance will DC present 4,
thc ceremony.
Wednesday, afternoon Mrs. West.
morcland Davis vii! he hostess at
a reception at the Executive Man
sion in honor OF the wives or the Viz
"!nm Dentists Association. which
meets here this week promincn,
women vii! assist Mrs. Davis in
doing the homors on uris occasion.
Mrs. Davis Will also give a rcccp-
Ion Thursday afternoon ut the Gov
"'moTs Mansion in honor uf the delo-
Rates To the conYen ton ot the United
Daughters of the Confectionery. which
VIII be in session here this week. Mrs.
Davis VIII have TWO Of the dele gates
20 The convention "a her guest. at
The Executive Mansion. Mrs. John Gil
and Mrs. Hcaton, of l-oudoun County.
Friday Of th!s week is annual
heart day" for tho Fulton Free Kin
hrrgartcn. held under the auspices OF
the Richmond Kindergarten Assoc!a-
tion, and prominent women Will have
charge of the sevcnty-ave stations
TO be placed on thai day. Mrs.
George a. Hanson j. chairman OF
III: tag day. Tags are such 4 simple,
easy way Tor the public to help n
needy cause that one wonders 1T tho
unfavorablc comment upon them
Your nickcls and dimes and quarters,
mat YOU would never in the world
AXE the trouble TO send into a par
ticeilar charity, grow overnight into
the sum needed to carry on the work
OF tho Institution, with very little
time or expense wasted on your part
Those who really give srea tly are the
women who stand on the corners and
ask FOR your aid. Generally the ones
you hear complaining TO high heaven
about the number OF tag days are the
simc people who live and move and
have their being in n very narrow.
selfish VI, OF place that is better
known as Il and Me-" and is always
a selfish. horrid place 10 be.
There Will he tho usual informal
dance ut the Country Club OF VirI
sinia Saturday night, and number
Of dinners Will he given there for
members Of the dcbutantc set
BRENT WITT.