Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-11-08
SOCIETY
By ETHEL HARRIS lis E. Leigh ST., Rand $751;
To Dot, From Cecilia

led her guests into the edining room
where a delightful menus was serv-
ed. A Halloween surprise package
was found on each plate. Tnose
present were Misses Dorothy Woo
ten, Mary Knight, Laura Booker,
Mesdames jeanette Coleman. anu
Geneva Darlington. The club re-
gretted the absence of Miss Gene
we've Johnson and Mrs. Pearl Chart
ty, both OF whom were sick.
1t is with no sense of paradox
that we say we are happy to heal
or the re-opening of the Paramount
Art and Literary Savers, populaM.
known as the P. A. L. S. They held
their initial meeting with Miss Ger
rude Chambers and elected the
following officers: President. Miss
gertrude Chambers, Vice-president,
Miss Alto Johnson; Financial Score
cary, Miss Naomi Thornton; Re.
cording Secretary, Miss Bertha
Lockett; Social Secretary, Miss Mar
ia Gee; Treasurer, Miss Ruth Evan:
Chaplain, Miss Inola P. Frye; Re
porter, Miss Mary Branche; Critic,
Miss Florence Smith. Committees
we're appointed to plan the years
work. Their reports promise an &C.
i've year. The Halloween social
was held at the home of Miss Naomi
Thornton. Some of the features at
his time were: apple races, guessing
James, fortune telling, apple hunt,
md pumpkin relays. Prizes were
Xon by Miss Ruth Evans, Naomi
thornton and Alto Johnson. Tose
ii US who know the P. A. L. S. will
ecall some of the educational trips
hat they have taken since their or
,anization.
Richmonders were glad to see
Mesdames Charles Mitchell and al
SIM MouY uoA 'GepunS no uolsu!M
Mitchell, wife of the newly-appointed
Miniter to Liberia was Bessie Lee
Murray, and Mrs. Winston was Re-
becca Farley, both of whom are our
own. Mrs. lone Lane accompanied
them. Dr.. and Mrs. James E. Jack
son of Douglass Court entertained
at dinner in their honor on Sunday.
Mrs. P, H. Ford, mother of Mrs.
Jackson was present also.
Ostensibly, the idea of football
still carries "a fascination. Several
Richmonders witnessed the Virginia
State-Howard clash in Petersburg on
Saturday. Among them we noticed
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson. Dr.
Gregory Calvin, J. w. Jones, R. P.
Daniel, Walter Daniel, Arthur Davis,
Miss Ella Hudson, Miss Halle Ed
nonds, Wiley A. Hall, DR.. S. d. Cal
loway and sons Sam and William,
Augustus Buundy, DR.. Willie Pettis,
William Miller, James Cotton, Hen
~ Hucles, Ethel R. Harris.
Miss Antoinette Bowler, 112 East
Leigh Street was a spectator at the
Hampton-Lincoln game lin New
York Saturday. Miss Bowler re-
TUNED Tuesday.
Much interest is being manifested
in the homecoming game here on
Saturday, between Union and Vir-
MIA State. We hear that a mum
Der of former students and graduates
of Union will be here, including In
man BreauX, "Wolf" Watson, Samuel
Brown, w. II. Jones, w, P. Worslev.
One of the features of the home
coming game will be the browning of
Miss Union," 1t looks as if the IL
tie will be given to either of five
Young ladies, who are the Misses
Harriette Wilson, Rose Sully, Jea-
nette Latham, Peachy Hammell, oil
of Richmond and Miss Eunice Joyner
OF Emporia. "Miss Union" will be
crowned at the dance sponsored by
the Varsity Club, at Elks Home, Sat-
urday.
A Douglas Price, II, is receiving
congratulations on the arrival of .
little daughter, Wednesday, October
9Th.
Miss Adelaide King of North 9Th
Street, is improving from recent
illness.
Mesdames Gregory A. Calvin,
William L. Ferguson, Alexander
Harris, were visitors in Hampton and
Newport News on Thursday.
Don't forget to witness the Union
Virginia State game on Saturday. 1t
promises to be interesting.
AS ever,
rEHEIJA