Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
SOCIE!. I Y
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Sulphur: Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Ford.
Miss Margaret Ford MIR. and Mrs
William Blake, OF Ronccvcrtc, W. Va;
Mrs. George Philip Tompkins AVID
Charles Myers. of Richmond Misses
Josephine Dupuy. Catherine Duruy
and Mary Taylor Dupuy, OF Lynch
burg, and Lynn BurEoync, OF Roa-
noke.
Club Entertained.
Miss Louise Scott entertained the
A. +. +. Club on Friday evening at
her home in Battery Court Those
prcsent were Misses Mi-iam lAacy rs
tellc and Matte Rattr., Bcss TUru"r,
Rosalie Wills. Louise Scott; Mes
danes Van l.iew and White; Mut;
Berger. a. Monds. y. wit,cn. Gus
Harmon. r. Clay, y :. Wilkinson.
OtiN Wrenn and j. Webb.
2~Sse Mt School.
The Parentieachcr Association OF
The r. 4. Lee School. rave it's first
motion picture entertainment at the
school auditorium Thursday night. |;
was great success ANA about 26o
people were present. The picture WAS
Mary Miles Mintcr. in "Iicr Winning
Way"
Serie. Of Gard Parties.
A series OF card parties. ginning
Tuesday afternoon from > to .
o'clock. Will tc given ny the Young
women's Hebrew Association. @05
West Grace street. Tho affairs are
for the benefit OF tho home fund and
prize Will be awarded at each table
and the public is invited.
club Plans Work.
Tho MacDowcll club has again
taken up its work nj Ella East Grace
street. AT its opening meeting, the
following officers were elected:
President airs j. =. Patterson:
vice-rresident. Miss Lisa La Fratta:
secretary and treasurer. Miss Gwen
doiEn Hatcher: chairman of program
committee. Miss Hazel Newton.
TIA purpose Of this club is 10 help
serious music students with their
technical and interpretive difficulties
and to discuss topics which ar"
musically essential TO every student
The club holds it's weekly meetings
on Wednesday At l:45, at the studio.
by tho variety OF the programs. the
meetings are made interesting as we'll
rs beneficial and each pupil feels
that he has gained something from
class discussions that he would have
overlooked in individual study.
school of Expression Gives Recital.
The pupils OF the Richmond school
OF Expression gave charming re-
cital on Friday evening in tho studios
of the principal Mrs. Thurston. on
West Grace street.
The program Included both classi-
cal and lighter numbers. readings
and also pantomincS in Greek cos
tune
Those taking part were Misses
Matte Belle Anderson. Frances Bur
ron, Evelyn COSBY Alta Herring.
Thelma ke"ne. Helen Carter Smith.
Marie Louise Smith and E.mpsi,
Smith. Miss Eurton'e musical REG;
tation Was accompanied 10y Mrs. l.. &.
Tanner. at the piano.
Ky request Mrs. Thurston gave her
Interpretation OF The Raven" by Ed :
gar Allan Poe.
Surprisc Party.
An attractive surprise party was
given 10 Frank hurley in his home
Wednesday evening. Dancing and
games amused the guests. and late
in the evening refreshments were
served. Miss Evelyn Burnley presided
at the punch bowl. Among those
present were Misses Frances Mcagh-
or, Madeline Lucas, Mary Galloway.
Margaret and Evelyn RacciEaiupo,
Marguerite and Lucille hurley. An
drew Johnson, Leo Gcrrinc, Charles
McClare. Charles ana John Matthew
Henry and Lewis Netzgcr ana Frank,
Burlcy.