Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17
SOCIETY

Ono OF the most charming events
pr this afternoon will be the January
it-home of Mrs. Westmorcland Davis
It the Executive Mansion from to
O'Clock. No Invitations are ever is
sued for these nt-homes and the Gov
rhors wife VIII receive all who caro-
20 call ut this time. Tea will be
served In tho drawing-room. Mrs.
Davis VIII be assisted in doing the
honors by Mre. Edward j. Willis. Mrs.
Howard liogc, OF Lincoln: Miss Mary
l.yns. Mrs. Lleweilyn McVclgh, Mrs.
Thomas cary Johnson. Miss Rosalie
liaXali holland. Mrs. T.: ID. Hotchkiss
and Mrs. G. 4. w. Kern.
Mrs. Davis Will he Mt home this at
tcrnoon AMI Tuesday. January "a, as
the last OF her series of public re-
ccptions for callers during her regime
As mistress bf the Executive Mansion.
The delegates and speakers here for
the annual convention OF the Virginia
League OF Women Voters will also
be received at the mansion this after
noon.
Mics BESSIE Davis. Misses Nancy
Lee and lillIas Janncy. OF Lccsburg.
and Mrs. Cabcu smith, of Martins
Vile vino have been recent guests
OF Governor and Mrs. Davis mt the
Executive Mansion. have returned to
their homes.
i;nEnErm-nt of interest.
Dr. and Mrs. $. q. Cook. Of York
town. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Mary Nelson to
Douglas Hubbard OF Williamsburg
THE marriage VIII take plac. at AN
carly date. Mr. Hubbard is Il grad
(%ntc OF the University Of Virginia
| and Il son OF The late Judge rhn!p
Hubbard.
lf"ilins Alum nne to Meet.
An interesting session OF wcdncs-
day afternoon VIII be tn. meeting Of
the Richmond Chapter. Alunnae As-
snc!htion OF Uoliins College at 3.sO
o'clock AZ the home Of Mrs Georr. u.
Morgan. 1880 Park Avenue. All for
mcr students Of lioillns College are
cordially invited to attend the meet
.nS. Refreshments VIII be served and
|interest!ng plans win be discussed at
lIhlS time. Mise Mary Burlington.
president OF the Richmond chapter.
VIII preside.
In Richmond.
Sir. and Mrs. John Foster Ramcy. Of
faH9u!er County. have arrived in
Richmond FOR an cS,cncd stay and
are stopping at Murphy's Hotel. Mr..
iSamcy IL "A member OF the General
Assembly. now in session here. Mrs.
lsamey Will spend tn. remainder OF
January in Richmond and VIII later
DO tho guest OF relatives in Atlanta.
Ca. for several weeks.
linner-CornicL.
Mrs. cathryn Crooks Cornick OF
yorktown. announces the engagement
OF her daughter. kathryn. to Thomas
Andrews iianes. OF Norfolk, son OF
Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Iianes. OF Biz
mingham. Ala. Tho wedding viii be
aolemnizcd on February 5 a, the
Crooks Memorial Chapel. IN York
town.
Little Thcntcr IcnEuc.
There VIII bc II meeting NJ the Lit
Ito Thcater League ut IN. Workshop.
so: i-2 Floyd Avenue. on this evening
ut Sis o'clock. At this meeting IN.
current scnsun Of plays in New York
VIII be discussed.
Cnrd Party for -. A. Il.
The card party 10 be given at the
Commonwealth Club on Thursday
January 20, by The Commonwealth
Chapter. DauBhters %. the American
Revolution, VIII be n society event.
Observations :or tables are already
beinS made. and any one wishing TO
take table may telephone Mis-.
Clarke. Boulevard 3si9. Mrs. Bruce
Howe Is chairman for this entertain
mcu,.
illustrated Lecture.
the virginia League OF Fine Arts
ana Hand!cratts viii give an Illus
,1ai"d lecture at the Womau's club
East Franklin Street. Saturday.
q January Fl. ~ s:l5 l.. NJ. on War
Memorials and civic Art" The pup-
He IS Invited TO attend. as these sub
!o'is are OF vital intercs; mt present.
The lecture illustrated by beautiful
slides. liz by Ernest Bruce Hasw.ll.
the distinguished sculptor. who has
designed many notable works OF
civic art. and he VIII detail tho prob
lens confronting tn" selection OF a
suitable war memorial