Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

January s, makes Shght order III
the order of affairs and l am afraid
that the change is to our disadyan-
tage. However, it would seem mar
row in US not to sacrifice our let
ter for something much greater. We
wish to extend the promoters OF
this great project our congratula-
lions.
The news have for you this week
is more than interesting, decldely
full. 1t might cause me to take
longer portion of your time, out =, !
assure YOU that your enjoyment VIII
be by no means diminished. II you
have no objections, it would be.
source of delight for me to review
tn einncidents of the week Just past
with little "Sub-deb Chatter.
Marshall Brown, the younger son
ID DR.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, OF N
Fifth is one on whom we first 10
Gus our attention. Master Brown
entertained q large group OF ms
Lends on last Friday afternoon AZ
tandants at the party report tnaI
Marshall was most entertalhlne' IN In
bent all possible efforts TO see ma TSo
his onests were we'll pleased. Inc
vonn0 ladies present, and repreaeh-
Live of Richmond's soon-to7oe-
Gebs were the Misses Hermolne Fey-
ton. Salliey Peyton, Mary Brag rags
Miriam Robinson, Carlotta Room
SON Nancy Robinson, Isadore ROD
inson, Doris Quarles, Clara HacA-
son, Rosa Brown, Madeleine JACKSON
Alice Reed, Carlotta Brocklng[on'
Berthel Mayo, Jewel Watson, Mag
ole Laura Walker, Elizabeth FRA
5ier Juette Frazier, Geraldine
Washington, Pauline Farley, Wayne
Lon Fields, Lillian Swami, Evelyn
Swann, Leola Harding, Bernette
Wood, Coralease Norreil' E 4[
ward Daisy Taylor, Althea WASH
ington, Annette Washington.
These little ladies had as their
mariners for the afternoon, James
Kidd. Franklin Kersey, W. l. john
sen the fourth, Norman Jones, Cnes7
ter Lindsey, Roy Singleton, Haywood
Blackwood, Jr., Walter Gee, Abnef
Johnson. Matthew White, James
Johnson, |. A. Jackson, II, Waiter
Wright. Armstead Walker, William
Galloway, James Major -Colsop, the
fourth, Curtis Banks, Charles Nal
lory.
While we are not mentioning this
age group, it seems quite approprl-
ate to speak of the eve Moderns,
Jr." AS far as l recall, We have
not this rather enticing group for
at least a month. Our attention was
again called to them, last week
when they held their regular meet
inp with the Misses Salie and Her
moine Peyton, daughters to MT
and Mrs. Walter Peyton, residents
of North First Street. Completion
of their plans for the fast approach
ing Yuletide season involved quite
a bit of the time usually allotted to
business. These congenlal host
esses surprised their guests with a
very refreshing menu. Those pres
ent were the Misses Margaret Wes-
tray, Alice Reid, Faith Morris, Eve
Ign Gilpin, Marjorie Stokes and
their president, Miss Edna Bradley.
We have been waiting patiently,
to see who we would have the
pleasure of addressing as Miss Sig
ma Gamma Rho" Miss Mamie
Brown, the petite coed, was the
most successful candidate. Miss
Brown had very close rivals in the
persons of Misses Mary P. Smith and
Lavinia Cogbill. Their managers
we're elated over this apparent sue
cess. AS was planned previously,
Miss Sigma Gamma Rho will be pre-
sented to Richmond, on Christmas
Eve or l suppose that l should have
said, Christmas morning at their
Dawn" dance to be featured at
JChnson's Hall. Congratulations Miss
Brown.
At the home Of Miss Beatrice
Edmonds, sos North 9Th Street, on
Sunday, the members of the Delivers
Literary, Club of which Miss Ed
monds is treasurer. Many favorable
comments have been passed on the
Tea by those present. Among whom
were Misses Blanche Coles, Henriet-
ia, Barrett, Thelma Winston, Ella
Hudson, Mary Wingfeld, Eloise
Bowles, Geraldine Boiling, Olivia
Cumber, Hattie Gray, Goldie Coots,
Mrs. Ruth Jackson, Misses Halle Ed
monds, Laura Westray, Ruth Car
rington, Leola Cephas, Marian &C.
phas, Thomas Barrett, Joseph Ran
some, Paul Dill Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Henry Peters, B. Addison Cephas,
III, Charles Bland, James NJ. Almas,
Mrs. Henry Walton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Saunders, Miss Madeline Ham
ilton, Mrs. R. B. Sampson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis F. Jeffries, Clarence
Wright, Commodore Bennett, Eman-
uel Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bernard
Cephas. Some of these persons APP
peared on the program. This Musi-
cal Tea, as l understand, is the first
of series that the Delivers hope to
sponsor. So those of US who did not
have the opportunity of receiving the
benefit of this program will have
other chances to have the Delivers"
as our hostesses on one of the occa-
Sions.
When you take into consideration
the date, suppose you will think
that | should hav eincluded in my
letter last week, reports from the en-
tertainment which Coach Hucles al
lowed his football squad of the sea-
son just past to enjoy. Coach
Hucles was host, in an attempt to
partly show members Of the squad
hls annreciatinn of their efforts in