Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-11-15
SOCIETY
To Dot, From Cecilia

Scctt, Mary Williams, Grace Hughes,
Catherine Watson, Grace Cogbill,
Lula Brown, Mayme Ellis, anne
ellis, lemoria Wood, Irma Harris,
rratus Young from Portsmouth,
Uapnne Lee, theresa Coleman, RUBY
UcIeman, Dorothy Walker and Doro-
cny Rose from PETERSBURG, Dorothy
Norris from Petersburg and Luclle
thompson, Laura Mestray, Ada
Thompson, Marian Page, Ethel Har-
ris.
Mesdames Gussie Ferguson, Marie
Williams, Ethel Walker, George Pet
erson, Bernard Smith, Inman A.
BreauX, James Cotton, John Il.
eicott, Fred Ellis, Latham Williams.
william Segar of Norfolk, James
Gephas, Charles Jones, John Pittman
Alfred Peasants, Gene Henderson.
clifton Pierce, all OF Virginia State,
.laroid Jordan, Eugene Kinkle Jones
II, Make Robinson, Percy Jones.
David Alexander, Frank Greene OF
Virginia State, Charles Dial, Angus
Jus Bundy, Wendell Mosely, DR.. Ed
ward Harris, "Rats" Adams, Limas
Walk, Albert Graves, Herman WASH
ngton, John Williams. DR.. and Mrs.
x. Beecher Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Hucles DR.. Nathaniel billiard.
Highland Lewis.
There were a number of groups.
members of which did not have to
depend on the Union-Virginia State
game for social variety. The eve
Moderns Junior" for instance, held
THEN regular meeting, Saturday at
the hohe of the Little Miss Maggie
Laura Walker, 10 East Leigh St.
Those present were the Misses Mar
garet Westray, Faith Morris, Sallie
Peyton, Hermoine Peyton, Dorothy
Gilpin, Alice Reid, Marjorie Stokes
and their president, Edna Bradford.
Little Miss Harriette Hayes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hayes of
North Second Street, who suffered
an accident at First and Leigh
Streets, over a month ago, has not
oeen able to be in attendance with
the "We Modens Junior" as yet.
The Las Amegas held their weekly
meeting on Monday with Miss Mary
Knight. Two of their members, Miss
Genevieve Johnson and Mrs. Pearl
Charity are collecting several ab-
sence marks an account of illness.
On Monday, with the termination OF
business, the guests enjoyed two
course menu. Several hands of whist
were enjoyed. Those present were
the Misses dot" Morton, Laura
Booker, Mesdames Columbia Ruffin,
GENEVA Darlington, Miss Wooten is
the next hostess.
The eve Moderns" attracted our
attention again on last Friday. Their
regular meeting was held with Miss
Evelyn King in North 9Th Street.
Those present were the Misses Laura
Westray, Mary Lucas, Dorcas Camp
bell, Charlotte Thompson, Jeanette
Booker, Adelaide King, Walker Quar-
les, Edward Quarles, Wesley Segri
and George Peterson.
This incredibly list of week-enders
has not been touched. We might be-
gin the list with Mrs. Ruth Robinson
De Kalb, student at Virginia Union
for the past three years. Wedding
bells rang for Mrs. De Kalb, during
the summer months, and her plans
included a winter in the Metropolis
New York. She witnessed the home
coming game on Saturday and at
tended the Alpha Function which
followed the game. Then a short
trip to Sedalia, to visit her husband.
Iaculty member at Palmer Insti-
tute. returning to Richmond Wed
nesday, enroute to New York. Miss
Gullnore Hill Of Brook Road had as
her guest, Miss Mae Miller of Wash
ington.
DIR. William Forester, inferno in
Durham and Miss Emma Forester
is post is in Wilmington, N. G.
spent the few days with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forester OF
N. Fifth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sampson had
as their guests, their daughter Ruth
and Misses Eula Edmonds and Mari
eta Shivers, all of Smithfeld.
w. H. Jones, instructor in French
in the High School of Gainesville
Pennsylvania, was among the week