PART
FOUR
The Children's Page
PART
FOUR
67th YEAR
RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1917.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
The title of charity affairs for the
NATIONAL is not yet at its height, and
many notable functions are occupying
the attention of the fashionable society
at. There will be all sorts of novel
affairs, at which Miss Society will be
present in her prettiest gown, and yet
others in which the debutante set will
participate, with many unique dances
for "sweet charity's sake."
This is the season for announcing
engagements, and spring brides will be
numerous in the weeks following Easter.
A great many prominent and important
announcements of approaching nuptials
have been made, and the present season
will be gay with the fashionable weddings of
many well-known belles. Plans are being
made by several Easter brides for large
church weddings, and there will be the
usual round of entertaining in honor of
the bride-elect and her maids, previous
to each ceremony.
For the coming week there are several
numerous notable affairs of interest to
society.
Major To Lane Stern will lead the
fifth dance of the Richmond German
Furm tomorrow evening. Dancing with
Miss Katharine Hamilton Cabell, the
debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Alston Cabell. The dance will take
place in the ballroom of the Jefferson
Hotel and will begin promptly.  At 8 o'clock, the german will last until 1:30, with the usual intermission for supper at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Silver, L. Sands, and Mrs. A. Robertson have issued cards for a buffet luncheon on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Sands, at Westmoreland Place. 