Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
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Miss Katharine Halves. OF Glnter
park. is leaving shortly for New
YORK. from which place she Will sail
on February IL for Egypt. Miss
liawes VIII also visit the Mediter-
ianean countries and other ports OF
Southern Europe before returning
home.
reception for Miss Cecil.
Miss Elizabeth Cecil was the guest
OF honor Mt an afternoon reception
given by Mrs. John Howe Cecil yes
lerday afternoon from 5 To I o'clock.
rho drawing rooms were decorated
with baskets OF pink and blue and
yellow spring flowers, and tall vases
or the same flowers were used In the
dinihS-ronm. Mrs. Cecil received
with her sister-in-law, nnd Mrs.
Lucius Cary and Miss Elizabeth witt
presided ut the punch bowl. The
guests included the debutantes Of
this winter and few OF tho younger
married set. The affair was n charm
ing event In every detail.
Marriage OF interest
An announcement of much interest
was received here OF the marriage Of
Mrs. Virginia Conway Latham, Of
Philadelphia. TO John Pride Hunt Of
Chatham. which occurred in tha home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. Luke r.
Hayden. In Willows Avenue. Phlla-
dclphia. on January II. Mrs. Hunt
is well remembered here rs Miss Vir-
sinia Dadc Conway, daughter OF Cat
lett Conway and n niece OF Hay r.
Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt were
guests OF the New willard Hotel In
Washington, and many pleasant ar
fairs were given in their honor as
Mrs. Hunt Is well known and popu-
lar In the social circles OF Washing
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. after the
honeymoon. viii make their home at
Chatham.
Mr.. Hunt as member OF ono OF
the Oldest and most prominent fami-
lies OF Pittsyivania County.
Interesting Exhibit.
Interesting paintings Of the exhibit
which VIII close tonight at the Viz
GINA League OF Fine Arts and HandI-
|. crafts are those OF Arthur Dawson.
which include = portrait OF Or. Denny.
former president Of Washington and
Lee Gnivcrsitj. ami Il picture, The
Goose Girl
sir. Dawson. now an American
citizen. came u this country from
England at the time OF the Chicago
exhibition. where. :tS an art expert
he did valuable worK Later he
helped In the founding OF the Chicago
Art Institute. iiis chief WORK has
been that OF official portrait, painter
az the United States Military AcaG-
cmy at West Point. where hla ser
vices to the government include that
Of Identifying nnd restoring two
Portraits by Sally OF Presidents JEFF
fcrson and Monroe.
Mr.. Dawson camo 10 Richmond last
spring In charge OF the John Barton
PAYNE collection at the Battle Abbey.
and Intends TO make his home here.
An artist OF merit. Ia. was elected n
member OF the Lotus club OF New
York on the presentation OF n por-
trait. He is also "A member OF tn"
Yale Club and of the Artists Fund
Society. lie !s chiefly Interested In
the conservation OF existing art.
St"r>-Triiinu hy Miss Jones.
Miss Lou Belle Jones VIII have q
story telling hour for the Children,
a, 81. Thomas parish house. on sat,
urday afternoon. at o'clock. Miss
Jones IL a w.ll-known story-tcllcr
ana very delightful program has
been prepared FOR Saturday.
Meeting Postponed.
On account or the Inauguration o..
Mr.. TrinkiG as Governor. the FIRST
Wednesday, in February. The regular
, monthly meeting OF the Gln,cr Park
Woman's Clnb has been postponed
until February 5. y most attractive
! program is being ARRANGED for this
meeting by Mrs, O.. Carlton jackson
: who is chairman for the afternoon
1ImImenot SncIcty TO Meet.
The mid winter Meeting of the
Iuguonot Evangelical Society Will
take place on sunday, January 20
AT clock, In the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. The address Will be de-
livcrod By one of the new pastors.
Rev. John NJ. Alexander. "A speaker
of ability. who served as nrs, lieu
tenant with the army in France and
WAS stationed FOR more than a year
near Paris. ~! Interested in holm
ing the brave little French Protestant
churches TO spread the pure GOSPEL
are cordially invited to attend even
If they can give no financial as
sistance.
Entertainment ut Rnrton Heights,
An attractive feature OF the supper
TO be served 10y the Young Peoples
Alissiohhry Society Of the Barton
Heights Methodist Church, on Fri
day evening from $40 TO $40 o'clock.
IN inc church lecture room. Will
De the mus!ca! program given by n
stringed orchestra OF which Henry
Patterson is the leader and readings
hy Miss Bessie May Dudley. TIC
public is invited
Musical mt Church of Holy Comforter.
The choir guild OF the Church of
the Holy Comforter viii uivc -
muS!cai this evening at SIZE o'cIocl
IN the parish house. 2l0O Grove Ave-
nue.. Mrs. Icbcr!ng will give a rcnd :
ing and double maic ouor,n,
with minstrel features Will rcndcr
part OF the program together win
other attractive features