The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
Captain Sally Tempkins. c. S. A.,
From 1861 To 1866.


Placed by the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, 4. l.. 1910"
Past Commander John Il. Light
foot. Jr., made n brief address, re-
counting the history oi the hospital
and its services IT, the Conf ederacy
and narrating the circumstances ~
the hestowal of an officers commits
sion to Miss Tompkins. the only WOO
man ever commissioned an officer 10,
the Confederate government
The sons Of Confederate Veterans
are assisting the Confederate NieIno-
rial Literary Society Ia their work oi
marking the historical sites OF Rieh~
mand. connected With the civil War
The sons will also place cammora-
tive tablets on Libby Prison ana
Chiinborazo Hospital in the near flu
ture.
The sites committee Of the Con
fetlerate Memorial Literary Soeiet,
VIII unFeil on May II. iaf1, tablet
marking the site of the house IN
which General j T.. Il. Stuart dipd
now known as 21o West Grace street.
aud the home Of Or. j. \. tpshur.
lsnhheelas nj Country Club.
Miss Ella Buck enterfa aimed nj n
smaH luncheon nj the Country Glub
Wednesday afternoon In honor ~
Miss Roberta Rae. of Now York. Dec
orations were in pink and luncheon
was served in the sun parior. Covers
we're laid fer ton. Among Miss Bnek' :
guests wefe Miss Rae, Mlss Phinizy.
Of Athens. Ga. Miss Zavdc branch.
/. Misses Hassett of Lexington. Ky:
mrs Hiram smith and Mrs. Lewis
Bosher.
Another luncheon hostess Of We'd
neS1HN Mics I
entertained NJ a luncheon OF twelve
Tor Miss Miller, of Huntington. w
Va.
Misses Hamilton Entertained.
saws the Washington Post Of We'd
nesday:
Mr. and Mrs. William Wheatiey had
innehing with them informally YES
terday at tho Chevy Chase Club their
house guests the Misses Hamilton.
of Petersburg Va; Mr.. William BAR
row and Mr. Jerome Bonapart6.
Mrs. william Wheatley also enter
tanned at Young peoples tea yester-
! day afternoon from 4 to & o'clock at
! her residence III @ street To meet her
house guests. Miss Sarah Hamilton
and Miss Roberta Hamilton of Pc
tersburg Va, and Miss Doris Hay
wood.
Mrs. Wheatley received her guests
In gown of pale pink chiffon.
Mrs. William Haywood. Mrs. /. r.
Mann, Mrs. g. Powell Minnigcrude ana
Mrs Andrew y. bradley presided ut
the tea table which was decorated
With pink rose@.
Among th"s" present mfw nfw mr.
Among those assisting were Miss
Evelyn enc" Mss Julia Whiting. Miss
Elizabeth e"'itns and Miss Marthena
Harrison
/, Musical Tea.
Society hted to the Jefferson Mon
/ day afternoon rom 8 To to the beau
titul musical tea given under the
palms. Noticeable among the large
gathering wore Mrs. Frederick Scott.
! Mrs Arthur Ripley. Mrs. Carter Scott.
Mrs Elmo iiutchkiss Mrs. Scott Par
rish, Mrs. Aston cabell. Mrs. Philip
Johnson. Mr. r. L. Moore. Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Carter. Mrs. John W.
. Harrison. Mr. stephen Beveridge.
Gates, Mrs. Herbert Jackson, Mrs.
Edith Talmaee Donnan, Mrs. John
Lyons Mrs. l'iuunt. Miss Adkins Miss
Pauline Powers Miss Helen Stevens.
Mrs Ed. Mato. Mrs Ben Palmer.
Mics William. Mrs. Saunders Hobson,
Miss Mary Moulton. Mrs. G. f. Wingo
and many atAors. Most Of this years
debutantcs served tea to the guests.
Those serving Misses Ann Taylor
Edith bonnan Camilla Wexford Elsie
Harrison. Ala,a scarborough. Dorothy
Christian, Fanny Scott. Saydie Erancn,
Emily Clark Carrie Maddex
Return IMPLICATION Blank..
All application blanks for crosses
oi honor mnsf be returned to the reg
istrar. Mrs t. i. Blenner. 1921 Grove
avenue, by thursday, December Is.
The next preSentation of crosses VIII
take place NU January 10. and the
blanks must be in the hands Of the
registrar four weeks before thar date.
Liiastou-lsacon.
EeN. John ". Lillaston. member
Of the NirRlnia Conference. stationed
at Gloucester Va. and Miss Gura $.
Bacon. of james City county, wore
quietly married at the st. James Meth
odist parsonage at 10 A. NJ Wedues-
day by the Rev. G.. +. Greene.
They left fof Washington on their
bridal tour and will be ut home at
Gloucester Point after ten days.
Ccichtates Birthday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lewis was informally
at home Monday evening In honor OF
her eighty-siHth birthday at the home
OF her son MIR. Bennett Lewis, SOD
East Franklin street Many friends
called during the evening to offer con-
and remembrances.
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