Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
SOCIE. T. Y

Invitations have been receives
here for tho marriage Of Miss Marie
MikeIi Lobby. OF Charleston. S. c..
20 Thomas Callondine Boushail.
MISS Lobby Is the daughter of Mr.
'and Mrs. Robert bee Lcbby, of
SharIcston. She was educated at
Hoiilns College. Va. and st. Luke's
aospitai here, and was with the Nc
Guire Unit In France. The wedding
Will take place ON Thursday, Feb
ruary %. at high noon at St. Phil
bps Episcopal Church in Charleston.
Miss Lobby has frequently visited
IN Richmond as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Crump. ut the Ches-
'terneld.
In New York.
Richmond society has begun the
usual late winter. migration to the
more interesting parts OF the
country The New York hotel regis
ters show many Richmond people en-
rolled. Among others who are spend
Ing some time in New York are Mrs.
James Branch Cabell and Mrs. ]. AL
.liEon Hodges. Misses Gene Heck. Vir-
sinla Shepherd. May I. Moore and
Martha Wall.
Miss Taylor Returns to College.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. OF s2S Park
Avenue, has returned TO Sweet Briar
College with her guest, Miss Bird
Dickson. Miss Taylor was tho guest
end.
Approaching Wedding.
Mrs. Samuel Brown witt. Of sos
Park Avenue. haB Issued invitations
for the marriage OF her daughter.
Mary Brent. to Alexander Randall
HaEncr, Jr.. OF City Point. the we'd.
ding To he celebrated on Thursday
M. I'm ~ alNr ~ s1fl ,tx
In st. raul's Episcopal Church hero.
3"he wedding Will he quiet one and
there Will J." no reception. Follow
ing wedding Journey, Mr.. TTagner
and his bride will make their home at
City Point. VA
MIR. lIagner In tho son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Randall Hagner. OF
Hagerstown. Md. and grandson OF
the late DR.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Simmons. lie Is a grcat-nephcw OF
the late Judge Alexander Burton
Hagner, of Washington.
Distinguishrd Guest Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin b. Hutlcr were
hosts at "a brilliant reception given
last evening In honor OF Louis Un-
termeT~. the distinguished lawyer.
of New York City, and some several
hundred people were invited to meet
him. the guests including many OF
the most prominent people in Rich
mond. The house WAS e!aberatcly
decorated everywhere with pink and
white roses. against a background OF
failing vines. palms and ferns and n
lstringcd orchestra played during re-
ceivInE houra. buffet supper WAS
served and the dining-rOom woa deco
rated also in pink and white flowers
and palms.
Mr.. and Mre. IIutzie- introduced Mr.
|Untermcycr TO their guests and the
reception was beautiful AFFAIR in
every detail.
Guest of Mrs. Ayrcs.
Miss Catherine Camp. OF Roanoke
is the guest OF Mrs. Boyd Ayrcs, at
1902 Hawthorne Avenue. Miss Camp
lis n popular member OF the society
set In Roanoke and has visited I'm
Richmond several times before this.
She viii he the guest OF honor at sev
|r~al auairs during her stay here.
SPEAKER mt the Club Today.
This afternoon at o'clock Allen
J. Savilie. Director OF Public Work.
Will speak At the Wornan's Club on
"zoninE and City Planning" He will
be introduced by Robert Z. Henley.
Mrs. Randolph Maynard will be chair
man Of the afternoon.
Gintcr Park woman's Club.
MISS Oric Hatcher will introduce
Miss Margaret Prescott Montague.
who Will make nm address before the
members OF the Ginter Park Womans
Club on An Approach To Reality"
|,r. the regular monthly meeting OF
the club this afternoon at , 40 o'clock
in the Sunday school auditorium Of
the Ginter Park Baptist Church.
Mrs. G. Carlton Jackson Is chairman
o: the afternoon and Mrs. II. ID. Duke
|vice-chairman. Mesdamcs w. E. Nor
ton, J. a. Kline, II. l.. Davidson and
Henry Marshall will be hostesaes for
the social hour following the pro-
gram.
Prominent Women to Attend Party.
Mrs. William Trinkle and Mrs. ].
,Elbert Slmmcrman. sisters OF Gov
.crnor and Mrs. Trinkle. who arc
visiting In the executive mansion.
Will attend the card party which will
take place In the auditorium OF the
Woman's Club Friday afternoon
The AFFAIR Is under the auspices Of
the ways and means committee OF the
Retreat for the Sick, Mrs. Frederick
n. Hodges and Mrs. Shields NJ Bishop