Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
SOCIETY


DO tho opening dance OF tho Rich
mond German Club. which Will tRko
place this evening at tho Jefferson
Hotel ut . o'clock. General 10 Lane
stern will lead tho opening figure
with Miss Emma Stitt. of Washing
ton. Patroncsses for tho german
arc Mrs. julien Harrison Hill, Mrs.
Charles Craddock Barksdalo. Mrs.
Thomas Branch McAdams. Mrs. VIII
liam III. Palmer, Jr. Mrs. Horace
Sterling Hawes. Mrs. Edward c.
Anderson. Mrs. Henry Watkins Ell
lcrson. Mrs. William Il. Trigg. Jr..
Mrs. Charles V. Darlington. Mrs.
Robert Conlter Bryan. Mrs. Spencer
l.. Garter. Mrs. Leslie II. Reed.
An interesting feature OF tho af-
fair Will be the debutante figure.
Debutuntes of this season are:
Misses Alice Williams. Louise ITALIA
ferro. Agnes Moyicr. Katharine
Scott, Katherine Oppenhimer. Cyane
Bcmiss. Julia Wickham, Judith
Tompkins, Maud Cooke. Maria Mon
cure. Elizabeth Watson, Margaret
Brown. Dorothy Meek. Alma Cam
non. Elizabeth Wood. Elinor Fry.
Dorothy stern. Hannah Catherine
Collier. Audrey Norman, and Lewisc
Robertson.
Several small affairs will precedo
tho german this evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. HeTbert Claiborne will enter.
tain In honor OF Miss Marjorie Glas-
cow ut n dinner to include fourteen
guests at their homo on West Frank
lin Street. DR.. and Mrs. Beverley
Tucker are giving n buffet supper
In honor OF Miss Agnes Moylcr at
their home. Other functions will
a nj prn I'm
Will attend the ball.
For Miss Taltnfcrro.
Invitations have been Issued for a
buffet dinner To he given on the eve
ming of December %. by Mrs. Edgar
LafTerty, in honor of Miss Louise
Taliafcrro. The dinner will take
place from 8 10 10 o'clock ut Mrs.
LaTerty's home. 230G Monument
Avenue. The quests will include
members Of the younger set.
Entertaining for Dcbutnntc.
Mrs. Charles Robins will entertain
on IN" evening OF December 81. n;
a buffet supper. THE affair will be
IN honor of Miss Margaret Brown.
an attractive drbutantc OF this sea-
son ard Will include only few of
the d"hm;antes OF this season AMI
Last; Miss Brown was presented to
Richmond society on the evening or
December !. and several other
Gmaller affairs have been given for
uvT.
seated AFFAIR for Ten.
The luncheon given by Mrs. John
Akin branch today viii be seated
affair including ten q. the younger
members OF society, ut her home on
Monument Avenue The luncheon
IL in honor OF Miss Marjorie Glas-
Cow.
Tables Reserved for Rail.
Tables for the crystal ball to he
given by the girls club, may be re-
served through Mrs. II. @. Cabcll. III
East Franklin street. Madison HOS.
The ball will be an interesting az
fair. taking place on the evening OF
December 20. at the Jefferson Hotel
In Town for tho Winter.
Air. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore and
family have closed their house at
Moorcland Farm. on the River Road.
Tor the winter. Th"y VIII be Mt SIG
West Franklin Street
SnIe To Reopen.
The Christmas sale OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of Grace Covenant Church
VIII reopen on Tuesday. Decem IL
from 10 to In the social room. This
VIII he an unusual opportunity for
holiday shoppers TO secure attractive
gifts. as many novel fancy articles
VIII be displayed
fs!ior-Gnnnnwny.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Gam
away, Of l.ynchburg. have announced
the engagement OF their daughter.
Ruth. Ia James Marshall Taylor.
Quiet Wedding.
quiet wedding took place at the
home Of MIR and Mrs. 4. j. Artz.
iooo Miller Avenue, on Friday noon
when Miss Matte Sims became tn.
bride of otto Suylcr. OF Meadow. The
ceremony wI. performed by Rev. w
= Dcyerle After a short Northern
trip. they Will be NJ home IN Meadow.
interesting Alumnne Dinner.
The Alumnae Association OF the
Richmond city Normal School held an
interesting social meeting at the
richmond Hotel on Wednesday even
ing December s. when they had as
their dinner guests the supcrintcn-
dent Of schools. the assistant supcrin-
tendent. the senior class and faculty
or the normal school.
Miss Josephine tIerndon. presiden,
or the association. introduced IN.
speakers of the evening. Sunerinten
dent y. III. Hill. in brief review Of
the history OF the normal school,
commented most favorably upon the
work OF the institution Ia the prcpa-
ration OF efficient teachers. q. +
Hancock, principal OF the school, re-
ported the recent changes i'm the
curricula of the Institution and ex-
tended cordial Invitation TO all
alumnae to visit the old school in its
pew quarters.
Miss Lillian Curtis president Of the
class of 81. responded to the toast,
me A!umnac." Miss Matte walker
or the class Of '22, proposed "A toast TO
the faculty Representatives from
each oil the classeS graduating in the
last eight years skctched tnI history
OF their classes since graduation. Miss
Marccila Earnes. teacher OF music in
the normal school. and MISC Carrie
Bcrkeiey, OF the class of rs. enter
tanned the assembly with clever orig
hai songs and poems dedicated to
inc teachers and alumnae.
congratulatory telegram from
MISS NJ. l.. Powell. former director m
practice In the school. was read
olher talks encouraging the alumnae
IN this work were made by Miss g
y. Brooks OF the faculty, and J. G
hihtord' assistant superintendent OF
schools VI
Inc officers OF the association are.
MISS Josephine Herndon president.
MISS Rose Rosenthal. first vice-presj
ueht: Miss Carrie Berkeley, second
president: Miss Mamie Gary. sec