Evening star., 1909-04-18
Ricbnlono Society.
ecial Correspondence Of The star.

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| Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RICHMOND, Va. April IL. 1902.
Sailing from New York today to spend
several months abroad, will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Menalcus Landlord, whose wedding
in Richmond Wednesday evening was fol-
lowed by a reception, with the drawing
room decorated in Easter lilies. white
lilacs and palms, and the dining room In
Killarney roses. The bride wore white
hand-embroidered satin and duchesse lace
and had bouquet of white orchids. The
honeymoon will be spent in tour OF
the British Isles, France, Germany and
italy.
/ OF great interest to members of the
brides family In Richmond was the we'd
ding in Grace Episcopal Church, Peters
burg, Va WEDNESDAY evening at tha OF Mass Raw
COrbin Braxton Bryan and Mrs. Bryan
to Mr.. James Morton Townsend, MEM
ber of the Petersburg bar. The Rev:
Beverly D.. Tucker, bishop coadjutor OF
the bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. st. George T. C. Bryan.
Miss. Maude. Morgan left Monday for
! New York. where she will be a brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Gladys
Jacquelin Smith to Mr.. Edward Howland
Ora ham. which is to be celebrated IN
St. Bartholomew,s Church, New York; x;
Miss Julia Coggiil Joynes will leave
April 90 for the home of the Rev. Peyton
Harrison Hoge and Mrs. Hoge. Pewee
valley, Ky. Their daughter. Miss; Mary
| Stuart Hcge, will be married April ~ 10
Mr.. George Harrison Houston of Gin
cinnati. and house party is to precede
the nuptial celebration. Miss Hoge is
the granddaughter of the late Mrs. Alex
marriage Miss Virginia Randolph Boil
ing of Boiling Hall, Va. The brides 8
uncle, Mr.. Alexander Randolph Holiday.
and her great-uncle. Mr.. Thomas BOIL
4 ing. will go on to the wedding. which
j will be attended also by her eldest sis
ter. wife of the Marchese Emilio San
! Germano, Rome. Italy. Miss Hoge was
in Richmond just year ago. and was
much entertained during her stay.
i Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Stevenson of
Philadelphia have been In Richmond dur
/ ing the past week. and were entertained
by Mrs Edward D. Christian at dinner
In her home on West Franklin street
Among those asked to meet MI. and Mrs.
i Stevenson were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Boiling Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Royal
and Miss Page Aylett Royal. Mr.. Ste
venson is the grandson of the late United
| States Minister Stevenson. and Mrs.
Stevenson, at one time Miss Coles of
| Virginia. Her letters to her Virginia
family from the court of ST. James, ed
tied by Mr.. William l.. Royal. the hus-
| band of her great-niece. are now being
published in the Century Magazine, and
are being widely read.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis w. Kelsey Of
Richmond society has beer pleased to
honor during the past week. At a re-
ception given Mrs Kelsey Wednesday
evening at the Woman's Club the parlors
were most lavishly decorated with. roses.
narcissi and palms. The receiving: party
included Miss Jane Rutlierfoord. Mrs. l..
L. Lewis, Mrs. John Dunlop, Mrs Charles
Dunlop. Mrs. William Ruffin Cox and
Miss Kate Winston. At the coffee and
| tea tables hostesses were Mrs. Roberta
T. Hunter Mrs William Crenshaw, Mrs.
/ George Randolph Cannon, Mrs. Thomas
Cary Johnson. Mrs. James Alston sCabell.
| Mrs. RutherfOorA Rose, Mrs. William
/ Moncure. Miss Margaret Morson,, Mrs. r.
Catesby Jones. Mrs. Frank Remberton,
Mrs George Bryan. Mrs. Thomas Ruther-
foord and Miss Mary Lyons. -i--s.--
One OF the prettiest entertainments of
| the week was tea given Thursday. from
to pm, by Mrs. John Landstreet of
| 926 Park avenue. The lower floor suite
| OF rooms were decorated. as to the draw
Ing rooms. with palms and yellow tulips.
! The hall was Wreatled with smilax and
| asparagus fern. and in the dining room
the color note was carried out with Kill
larney roses. Miss Roberta Vhittle and
| Mrs. T. P. Adams were at the punch
| bowl. which was encircled with lilacs
Mrs. Landstreet. gowned in pale blue sat
| in. stood to receive her guests with Miss
Edith -O'keefe of Nashville. Tenn, wear
ing lavender chiffon cloth. aud Mrs. Rob-
| ert Willingham, in white and silver. As
| sistfng the hostesses were Mrs. Edmund
| Waddill. Mrs. George Carlton Powers,
Mrs. Andrew ]. Montague and Mrs An
ton Thiermann.
Reservoir this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
Hostesses of the club reception after the
meet will be Mrs. W. Ormond Young,
Mrs. c. \. Swanson, Mrs. f. c. Mayo,
Mrs. J. Mason Miller, Mrs. r. Carter
Scott. Misses Hattie Ross, Nora Leary,
Elizabeth Atkinson and Lillian Benford
Richmond girls attending the Easter
german at the University OF Virginia in
cluded Miss Julie Osterloh. with Mr. D.
T. Dounau: Miss Mary Trayloe, with Mr.
John Kable: Miss Anne Trayloe, with Mr.
8. d. Maxwell; Miss Lettice Woodward
with Mr.. Henry Ralston: Miss Lucy Ford
Woreteam. with Mr. Clarence Williams
| Miss Roberta Hamilton. with Mr.. R. w
Darlington: Miss Frances Myers. with
Mr.. Francis Cooke. and Miss Lillian Bin
ford, with Mr.. E. D. Cameron.
Miss Mary Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor. jr., OF 2O01 Monument
avenue, who has been spending her Eas-
ter vacation In Richmond and having
as her guests Misses Norvell Brown and
Dorothy Thayer of New York city and
Leila Houghteling of Chicago, has re-
turned with her party to Bryn Mawr,
where all are attending college.
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