Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 1922.

he II mos; brilliant affair Each
STATE Will Lave its own table deco
rated Ia hen,;,ng manner. Tho
Virginia table will be decorated by
| Mrs, l., ". QuarIcs. Of CharlOttes-
willie, Rnd Mrs. Franklin Hanger. u.
stanton
Tho nrA, nigh. OF Tho convention
perhaps The biggest attraction Of the
whole convention viii be French
! Night a; that time New" Or
leans Viii slccp and dream OF "Old"
Orleans Nowhere viii there bo a
trace % New" orleans. Tho Latest
aspect OF the city will be changed
and a Second Paris" will be shown
I" tho visitors. beautiful girls.
dressed IN the rarb of Normandy.
walk tables will be placed. and those
allgh;ing from tr,ti;a will stop into
the Champs pElyscc'' stree,
dancing. bril!!au, lights. Parisian
dscorations-al will lend their on
chanting :orcos 10 MAKO French
Night" wonderful success.
Zach nigh; during the convention
dancing area" WAL be maintained
wher. q myriad OF bands Will keep
/ continual sound of music in tho
cir and passersby may enjoy Thorn
selves at dancing any time.
on Tuesday night the attraction
that thousands have come TO New
Orleans 20 see Will be staged.
Three massive carnival balls. each
with it's own subject and theme. and
each typical OF ting world-renowncd
New Orleans carnival ball. Will be
staged. This attraction in Itself Is
bring ing thousands Of visitors to
New orleans. In conjunction with
these balls the dance entertainment
Wy tho famous 'Lada" will be
staged.
Al O'Clock on Thursday after
noon tea t" the distinguished
guests OF the auxiliary will be given
n tn" DelGado Art Museum, at City
Park
Only few % the larger attrac-
tons during convention week have
been outlined. Other parties. ban
quets. teas shows and sight see cling
trips have been arranged for. Old
Father New orleans has stepped to
the trout and said The legion L.
coming nothing must ~ left un-
done"-ard nothing is being left nm
done.
Womnn's Club Tuesdny.
on Monday. October Is. tea will
he served informally at the WOman's
Club from : to $40 o'clock. The
regular program will take place on
Tuesday, October IL. at o'clock.
Miss Mcbride will bo the speaker
She will describe how tho Ckranian
Chorus was organized and the work
1t Is accomplishing. This chorus.
singing now for tho FIRST time IN
America. is under the management
of Max Rabinon. Mrs. Henry Har-
If l..
chairmcn.
Covers Lnid for Forty.
charming social event OF tho
coming week is the luncheon to be
given by tho Virginia Society. United
states Daughters OF 1912. in tho JEFF
ierSon Hotel on Monday at 30
O'Clock in honor of the visitors and
guests to the twelfth annual convcn-
ton.
Covers will be laid for forty
guests. and tho color scheme will be
mink and white. developed In Rus
sell roses. pink candles with place
cards OF pink roscbuds.
Greetings from the Colonial Danes
will be extended by Mrs. William
T. Robins; the Daughters of Aneri-
can Colonists. Mrs James branch
Cahell, Daughters Of American Rcvo-
l.
United daughters of Confcderacy,
Mrs. James y. Scott: Children OF the
American Revolution. Mrs. Manly T.
itamos tho American Legion Aux
Hilary. Dr. Kate Waller Barrett: the
Service Legion. Mrs c. T. w Kern
Those present will include Mrs T.
Ice Trinklc. Mrs u. l.. Purcell, Mrs.
Warner Moore, Mrs. b. j.. Taylor.
Mrs. w y. Land, Mrs. J. L. l.. CAS-
sell. Mrs. w :. GOODWIN. Mrs
Charles c. Wall Mrs. j.. j. White.
Mrs. Charles Z. Norman. Mrs. y. V.
Randolph, Mrs. L.. Craigc pelouzc.
Mrs. Irwin Willis Moon. Miss Mary
n. Neblett, Miss Alice Russell Now
comb. Mrs. W. w. Foster, Mrs. w. A.
l.. Jctt. Mrs. II. !. Nuckols. Miss
Emma Netherland. Miss Alice Neither
land. Mrs. 4, G. Ricci, Mrs. william
j. Judd. Mrs. Il. y. Blenner and
others.
Iilucs' BrnrHt Cnrd Party.
The Woman's Auxiliary, r. T.. T.
Eiu"s. viii give a bencd, card party
Il the armory on Monday, October
20. at o'clock. The public is In.
Nlt"d. and reservation of tables NAV