Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-25

III seems lkldl elAll ehSOHN
YOU another chapter In the soclal
interests of Richmond. | hope that
YOU are not becoming bored, but
rather that you find in them the
same interest that | am afforded IN
relating these incidents. We prefer
to believe that monotony has lett
Ne at least for a while. More anu
more homes are being opened each
week with that air OF southern nos
pltalIty. The clubs are certainly al
fording us a real chance for enjoy
ment, | think ON a whole that few
people are oojecting to the evident
measures. The weather gave us
something similar to surprise last
week, but we feel that the fires are
indispensable, they seemingly add
lust the tinge that has been lacking,
| said last week that l would tell
YOU something about those elite
Optics. At the time l hardly real
lied that the pleasure would De
mine quite so soon. 1t does not take
much to say that they staged an
a. air which was by far the most
outstanding of last week. Their Din
ner Dance on Saturday evening Is
still under discussion. The comments
are all decidedly favorable. By
means of introduction, allow me to
saw that the "Optics" are group OF
sixteen students, who are unbiased
fraternally. So far their roster, car
ries names of four men from each
fraternity. About 7:SO Saturday
evening, seventeen couples gathered
at Slaughters to enjoy a four course
dinner, around a centerpiece of roses
The program consisted of Drama
tic Reading, Robert L. Cooper;
Voice. Paul D. Morton: Instrument
tai, Miss Rose Sully; Dramatic Read
ing, Miss Sue Clark; Vocal, Miss Al
ma Clayton; Instrumental, Miss
Whilemina Bailep. Robert L. Coop,
er, POSTMASTER.
At $50: the guests repaired to the
home of P. D. Morton. The house
was transformed to miniature
flower garden. The hosts and then
ccpary were; B. Franklin Kersey, II
President; Miss Harriette Wilson;
Robert L, Cooper, Vice-President
Miss Sherley Duiguid; Paul D. Nor
ton, Secretary, Miss Jeanette Book
err; Earnest Miller, Treasurer, Miss
Marion Page; T. Leo Walker, Miss
Whilemina Pailey: William NJ. Dan
iels, Miss Edith Goode; Richard P,
Gray, Miss Lucy Harris; Frederick
Ellis, Miss Mamie Brown; John Ash
ley, Miss Susie Branch; Bernard s.
Smith, Miss Irma Harris; Wendell
Moseley, Miss Rose Sully; Walker
Quarles, Miss Dorcas Campbell; B.
Addison Cerhas, II, Miss Naomi
Huclas. Honorary members: Theo-
dore Tyres, Miss Mildred Lee; A. D,
Price; Everette White, Miss Ale
laide King: James L. Brown, Miss
Alma Clapton.
A group which finds a source Of
DELIGHT with me is the eve Moderns
Junior" a group of early-teen mis-
SEES. They meet this week with little
Miss Alice Reid, the daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. J con A. Reid, 10 East
Leigh Street. The other members
are the Misses Maggie Laura Wal
%er. the daughter of Miss Hattie N
F. Walker. Sallie and Hermoine Pew
ton. DAUGHTERS of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Pevton; Faith Morris, DAUGHTER
Of the Row. and Mrs. Charles s. Nor
ris: Evelyn Gilnin, daughter of Mr.
ard Mrs. David Gilpin: Margaret
Westrav. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Tohie Westrav; Edna Bradford
dau"hter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Bradford. Harriette Hayes, DAUGHTER
of Nr. and Mrs. c. P. Hayes; Mar
ior'e Stokes. dauohter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. C. Stokes.
The Unior-Morgan game or Sat-
urdav, provided an added attraction
for the weekend. A number of pleas
ing personalities were brought into
orr midst Miss Annemae Hutchins,
S~ert the weekend with Misses
Navn1e and Anne Ellis of n. Judah
Street. Miss Mary P. Smith visited
har Parents. Mr. and Mrs. John P,
Smith Of East CLAW Street, Miss En-
ma Forester, spent delightful
time visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Forester, of n. 5th ST.
Joseph Pervall, Principal of High
School in Farmville. Va. was the
guest o fhis mother. Mrs. Clara Per-
vail, at West Jackson st.
Miss Zemoria Wood, of N. Judah
ST.. graduate of Morgan, had as
her puests, students of and rooters
for Morgan in the persons of Mrs
GEORGE McMechen and daughter
C,,,,.., 1T,e.o. Mo
Gaynel)e Jones, Lucille Digs, Lucy
Burwell and Ed. "Laoky" Jones, AID.
Olson Joyce and brother, Hortia
Jones.
Miss Wood, entertained in honor
of her guests on Saturday evening
Others registering were the Misses
Mary Williams, Goldie Coots, Anne
mae Hutchins, Irene Gray, Alice
Scott, Anne Ellis, Dorothy HOPKINS
Laura K. Westray, Ruby Jordan
Lucille Williams, Hattie Gray, Olivia
Cunber, Mayme Ellis, Evelyn King
Annie Smithey, Anna Palmer, Len
ora Coleman, Annie B. Taylor Made
lyme Z. Tyler, Anna Palmer, Grace
Hughes, Irma Harris, Thelma Cep-
has, Mary Smith, Edith Goode, Ma
mie Brown, Whilemina Bailey, Mrs
Anna Wood, Coach and Mrs. E. P
Hurt, John Frazier, Ted Oliver, Nor
velle Coots, Eugene Kinkle Jones, IL
Harold Jordan, Leon Jones, Clifton
Taylor, H. F. Washington, "Cubby''
Gill, Tasto Williams, James Cotton,
Willis Worsley, Latham Williams, L.
Cogbill, Weaver Johnson, Augustus
G. Bundy, Percy Jones, James A.
Banks, Lloyd Williams, John Will
iams, Austin Booker, c. Palmer
Thomas, jim Derritt, Bernard Smith,
ULYSSES Allen. David Cross. B. Ad-