Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

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OF yellow flowers was arranged on
the luncheon table
Tea Mt the Club
Misses Garland Thicrmann and
Wills Logan entertained yesterday
AFTERNOON At tea In honor Of Misses
Maria Ward SHELTON Williams and
Mary Mason Williams AT the coun,
Try club 81, 400 o'clock The guests
included number OF dcbutantes Of
the season.
Luncheon for IInIIIns' Aiu,nnnr.
luncheon Will be given by the
richmond Chapter. Almanac Associa.
ton of Hollins College. on SATURDAY.
az o'clock. To which all former
s'"hcns Of iioiiins aud others inter
'Ht'd IN the proposed endowment
i"hh Tor Hoilins coiicE" are cordially
invited TO attend. Estes Cooke and
MISS Kelly. of IIollins. Will L.. pr.s-
ont and speak. and those in Richmond
Tor the stat" Educational Assocta
tton. who have been associated with
rollins. ar" also invited TO bo pres
en-. IN" luncheon viii he :: brilliant
"""ir ana reservations may be mad.
tF tei"ploninE MISS boruthra Kucg.
'i chairman pf tn" ARRANGEMENT com
init"e' ~ boulevard 2Oo1. Miss
''"'' h"'l!HIt"h, IN" newly cicCtc!
President OF the Richmond chapter.
"ill preside ana "a round table discus
son VIII follow the speeches az.
special guests Of tn. occasion.
The first session uf the Richmond
chapter was held Thursday after
noon at the home Of tho rctISu
president. Mrs. Gcorr. Morgan. o.
i.c'rs elected 3. this time include.
Miss Mary iAlington. president.
MISC Elizabeth WITT. vice prcsidcn,.
Mrs. James l.. shepherd Jr. sccr.-
taty. and Miss Mildred Batcs. trcag--
Hlcr. with Il board Of governors to
include: Mrs. George Morgan Mrs
julien Gum. Mrs. j. T.. WariHncr. Jr.
Mrs. Merrill Bemiss. Miss Dorot.a
En"g"r and Miss Lucy Duke. Re
ii"shmcntS were served AT the end
OF the business session. Plans were
also formulated for AN entertainments
I" be given later In the season 10,
the benefit OF the scholarship fund
az tn" chapter.
Work OF Mrs. HurwrII.
In tho homestead Hotel. at Iio,
Springs, recently hung :. portrait Of
ON" or the three greatest American
men of letters. James branch CahciI.
H"NinE been honorcd with tho Cen
sciShlp. no doubt SIR. CabelI should
nave first place. but ono should sim
nave 10 reckon with Joseph iIcrvcs-
hsimcr and Booth Tarkington Rut
here Is glory In being In guch a trio
and go there is glory in tho privilege
~ looking up a portrait "t ono ~
'h"s" men. An excellent portrait, in
decd II Is. this painted hy Mrs Sor-
man i!urw'll OF the lr"a, Amortc,
writer. liz" Is there and spirit IS
there spread over tho canvas and
l'i" looking Il, one. aud spirit in.
spiritiuu one. Thrc" other examples
NfFa I
are ais" on exhibition at tho Ifot
Mrs. Kurw"ll is painting Miss MARY
Johnston. the famous American nov
ciis,
Mrs. Burwcll, who has a studio a.,
the Hot for tn. fan ana summer
months. ~ Richmond artist and
hrcnds "a par, OF her time there. where
sh" mas executed the portraits OF
many prominent people she l.. an
artist ~ rare ability. ana ~. cNhibi-
ton OF her WORK IS of Tho greatest
Interest here and throughout tn.
state.
InIlrlnntb- f:rmmcil.
quantities of tall palms ferns ana
ascension lilies Mere used 10 decor
ate Guair, Emmanuel church. At
Hrook lin. Fridsy morning AZ .
o'clock for tho wedding OF Miss Ann
Louis" G"mmcll, only daughter ~ Nj.
and Mrs. William Gcmtn.l, to vii
bur Field Falrlamh. son Of MIR. ana
Hrs. ;. T. Fairiamh. also az Rich
mond. Candles gave the only light;
and fragran, white lilies decorated
Ia" altar. where tho ceremony Was
performed by Dr. T. a Smoot. OF
Centenary Methodist Church. assisted
hN Rev. t.. T.. osgood, rector Of the
church. and lilies and ferns were also
used in The Chancoi. Mrs. l.. T. os-
good. orranist oil the church, r.nd
or"d tho hridal mugic and played
sottlN 20 Perfect Love" during the
ceremony.
The bride entered with her fa,hc,
hN whom she WAS given in marriage.
and they w"r" met AZ the chanccl rs