Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
SOCIEI. r Y

with pink roses and narcissus and IA
silver bowl filled with the same
flowers and lighted candles were
used on tho luncheon table. Covers
wero laid for ten and the guests In
Guided Miss Scott's bridesmaids. An
other pretty luncheon given for Miss
scott was that ut which Miss Beth
Palmer was hostess on Saturday at
1880 o'clock at her home. 40 West
FRANKLIN Street. Only white bios
SONS were used I'm decorating the
rooms everywhere and silver bns-
ket OF roses with n miniature bride
In white tulle. formed the center
piece for the luncheon table. Baskets
OF roses and snapdragons were used
In the drawing-room. About twenty
guests were present, who included
ihe bridesmaids and "a few Intimate
friends of Miss Scott.
Tho Anderson Scott wedding will
be celebrated In ST. Pauls Church
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock and
VIII be followed by II reception at 8.
Unck From the south.
Miss Anne Drewry Benson. "a debu-
tante Of the season has returned TO
her home. on West Franklin Street.
after spending the past several weeks
as the guest OF Miss Irene Thomas
In Atlanta. Ga. Miss Benson left for
Atlanta before Christmas and n num-
ber of handsome affairs were given
for her during her stay in the South.
For Miss Perkins.
In honor Of Miss Belle Perkins. the
newly elected president OF tho Leo
chapter. U. u. c.. Mrs. John Bagby
VIII give reception on Thursday
afternoon At o'clock at her home.
s20G Monument Avenue. TO which all
members OF Lee Chapter nrc invited.
Nrs. Bagby Is chairman OF tho dinner
10 be given by Lee Chapter for the
women of the Confederate Women's
Homo. tho affair TO take place on Jan
uar! 10. the birthday OF General Rob.
ort T.. Lee.
Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones IN
r,"irhhn OF the float, which Lee
napier VIII have in the Virginia
historical Pageant In May. The chap
Ter mas membership OF $50. many of
whomlive out Of the city, and MAN.
Tor the future work of tho chapter
VIII be formulated shortly. IL wa.
oecided nj recent meeting Of the
ORGANIZATION that meetings will bc
heid In room $40 OF the Jefferson
Hotel. The February meeting viii
take place at the Jefferson on tho
hrst Thursday afternoon in Fcbru-
mr.: at $3.50 o'clock.
Interesting Art Exhibit.
People who remember Miss NarIoric
IIhauta paintings shown here las,
sprihS VIII welcome the chance IN
re" more OF her work In the exhibit
tlon OF the Virginia League OF Finc
arts 10 be held I'm the old Cameron
house at sixth and Franklin Street.
BEGINNING today. Miss Conaut.
M"h-known portrait painter. ad
u'ense" the league OH ideals in
M1asrn Art and later charming
'HhiOition Of her paintings was b.Id
a, Miss Ellen nalr. ana Mis-. pnr
,"hn 5 studio. on tho Cary street
hond. native OF Boston, she studied
.nere under Benson and later I'm
I.hris. She now has her studio In
.New ork. She Is Il member OF tho
national Association OF Women
Painters. and OF the New yorL
League OF Artists. and has exhibited
AZ The International Exhibition n,
me carnegie Institute, P!ttsburph
5siie art Institute OF Chicago. in RIOS.
toh' ~ the Museum OF Fine Arts In
ork; and at the Corcoran Art
gallery. Washington.
Another favorite among tho orhu
!tors will DE Mrs. Harr,otte Nionin.,o
whose work has long been tno,rr
mere. Originally from Glonces,n.
,onnty, Mrs. Montague studIcd =,
~" ORR. Munich and Paris. where
ntr pictures were shown at the salon
ne has done a number Of nor,rai,.
In Richmond. po' a''S
me exhibit at the league wifi, no
one or the smar, events OF the winter
ma many people will attend IL.
"hrried I'm Denver
Annnup.,,,...
r. marrlase or J. Russell White.
mary Rentfro. of Denver. Col. Tho
saemon| was performed on New
chrS Eve by DR.. w. III. Wrav RI,
~, lne manse OF Central Presbyterian
""ien' denver. OF which DR.. Bowie
:" pastor. The wedding was ycrv
auiet one and was followed bv /,
me bride attended ST. Naz-
go, 2cnooi In Kentucky. The
Groom ~ the son OF the late Can
tam William T. White and Mrs. MAJ
Earet y. White. OF this city.
Leave for baltimore.
Dr. ana Mrs. Samuel Salzman and
niue daughter. Adele, have returned
70 their home In baltimore. after
Spendims the holidays with Mr.. and
MEer Levy at the Stonewali
apartment. North boulevard Dr
ana Mrs. Salzman were much inter.
nond. AZ Nich
card Party I'm Highland Park.
Wednesday the Woman's club y,
highland Park will observe the an
huai library day by having a card
party at the residence OF Mrs. David
Meade White, $500 Third Avenua
from ESQ TO 1870. Cards viii he
played, with prize for each table,
ana at 1880 members who do not
play are invited In TO a musical pro.
gram, In which several singers wiI,
take part. This will be followed hv
an amusing auction sale Of gifts con,
lrfbuted by club members, each
wrapped and marked at its correct
value. The proceeds are to be ,,se5
IN buying new books and periodicals
for the club library.
p Mrs. David Meade White. library
chairman, Will be assisted by the fol.
lowing committee: Mrs. w. G.. Ban
fist, Mrs. r. o. Cone, Mrs. j. G.. car.
ter, Mrs. II. c. Sublett. Mrs. Paul
Iedd.
Lecture of Interekt.
When Charles Zueblin, the dis
tinguishcd publicist. gave a series
of lectures recently at Carnegie Hall.
New York, the great auditorium was
packed to capacity. Notwithstanding
the fact that the tickets were al
regular theater prices. and that he
ls heard frequently in the metro