Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
HILL CITY LIVELY CENTER
or SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. James A. Scott, Head of
Virginia U. D. c., Is Ten
dered Reception.

LfNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 1?.-SiEnal
honor wss doIe to Mrs. James A.
scott. of this city. tho newly elected
president of tho Virginia division of
the United Daughters of the Confcd-
eracy. when the two local chapters.
the Old Dominion and the kirkwood
oteE Chapters, the latter named for
her late father. rendered her IA rcvcp-
tion Tuesday afternoon at the Elk's
Club. Confederate flags were used
in tine effective decoration OF the spa
cionS corridors OF the building. while
large baskets OF white and red roses
and chrysanthemums and ferns were
used in the decoration OF the club
rooms The guests were received hy
Mrs. Robert u. Yancey. and in the
receiving line We're Mrs. Scott. miss
aiary DuiEuid. president of the old
Dominion Chapter: Mrs. Fannie Muir
roll Hughes. president of the Kirk
wood Otey Chapter; Mrs. Charles H.
Evans. State hiStorian: Mrs. y. -
Ellcr and Miss Ruth Early. formerly
state officers Confederate Veterans
headed hy John I. Campbell. COM
mand.r of Garland Rodes Camp,
We're present and shared honorS with
Mrs. scott. Mrs. Richard Booth and
Mrs. :. +. roindcXtcr ushcrcd the
guests to the rear OF the hall. where
an orchestra composed Of twenty
young women from Randolph Macon
Womans College played throughout
the afternoon. others assisting in
the entertainment in various ways
were: Mrs. T. ]. Powell. Mrs. John
II. Davis, Mrs. Fauntleroy Lambert,
Mr. G. l.. peMott, Mrs. y. Il. ishcll.
Mrs. w. w. Couch. Mrs. J. ". Wilt
shire an" Mrs. T.. w. tiardaway.
Young gnls of the Junior chapter,
L. II. G.. served refreshments. and
at tho close the college orchestra
gave Dixie" "a an enthusiastic finale
Mrs. lewis Eutcrtnins.
Mrs. John II. Lewis Tuesday even
Ing at her home in Court Street enter
tanned at fridge in honor of her
granddaughter, Miss Helen Lewis.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lanshornr
u. Lewis. who have recently returned
here and opened their home in Nor
folk Avenue. Bridge was played at
four tables. Those playing included
Misses Helen Lewis. Lila Wilson. Eliz-
al eth Ratcliff Adams. Mary Ward. I.or.
cite Myers, Sallie Carter. Susie Gum
and Margaret Gillian; Robert pirom.
Frecland Kinnier. Fred and King Ter
rcll. Carter Gum. Waller Wills. Mar
shall Frost. Julien Addison. John
Witt. j. Field Wardlaw. \. ID. Banks
dale. Professor Laid OF Virginia
Episcopal School: Abbott Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Abbot Mrs
Lewis was assisted by Mrs. l.. J..
Abbot.
The LynchburE Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. was hos
tess to members OF the Blue Ridge
and Poplar Forest Chapters at the
Y. w. c. y. Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock. An address ty Mrs. Giles
II. Miller n program of music and n
social period made up n pleasant oc-
casion.
Mrs. Christinn Hostess.
Mrs. bearing Christian was hos
tess Of the Tuesday Bridge Club this
week with Mrs. Gustav Sailing. Jr..
Mrs. Walter Beasley and her guest.
Miss Gladys Evans. and Mrs. Ruby
Williams playing as substitutes.
Prize for top score went to Miss
Fannie Craddock.
The regular faculty tea at Lynch
burg College took place Tuesday at
ternoon from TO o'clock Tea
Gus callers.
Mrs Il. o. Horton has gone to Dali
las. Tex. for a visit with relatives
Mrs. Nathan II. Handy gave a bridge
party when prizes were awarded At
each table. and n menu Of partridge
on toast was served. The players in
Guided Mrs 4. Lee Beaslcy. Mrs. H. c.
hCipcWeiI. MIS-. ION 4. massey, MrS.
James A Scott, Mrs. s. Garland Ham
ncr, Mrs. John NJ. Otcy. Mrs. Feyton
II Winiree and Mrs. ". II, Steptoe.
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Hammer were
prize winners for -high scores.
Miles W. Blake has gone for n
Two weeks hunting trip TO Florida.
Miss Fannie iiarfiin. OF Rlueheld,
is. the guest Of Mrs. l.. G: AGREE.
The dance committee OF tho Elks
lodge gave a largely attended fancy
dress bah AT the club Thursday night,
the interest being so large that tho
coupl aF In attendance had to hc linn
tied and no spectators were allowed
excepting those who paid for adnis-
sion. Dance favors of horns, wis
Ties. confetti, hats, serpentinc paper
and the Ike were prominent in tho
merry making OF the evening. Tn,
chapcrons were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton L. Win
free. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Russell Winfrcc.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker II. Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. y. :. GuEEcnheiiner. MIR.
and Mrs. Ernest f. fucker and MIR.