The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

,nenbers. most Of whom have bcei
srtndinr the summer at the springs o.
the shore resorts. have returned ready
Tor the winters work, which has seem
ed ifnminenflv near these past few
DAYS. when the air has been i1llet
with n foretaste OF the winters brist
hreexes The r>>ughters of the Con-
federacy on last "Wednesday held theii
firsf meeting OF the fail. when q most
novel and Interesting feature to be
connected with their regular work was
decided upon. This VIII take the form
al nm historical evening, with iiteT-
AIRY and musical program. under the
ehair1nanship Of Miss Kate Mason Ro-
land. who is considered an authority
on all matters pertaining To the south
history.
The president OF the Colonial Danes
In fhe State OF Virginia. Mrs. William
Hgftsss Cox. who has been at the VIZ
gtslia Hot Springs for the summer. has
returned. and viii call the first meet
fng of the Danes about the middle or
October.
The Ord Dominion Chapter. Daugf
tsrs of the American Revolution, VIII
meet on Tuesday. October 4, with their
president, Mrs. FL. A. Atkinson. at Sll
Fast Grace street. The Common
wealth. NHaRASSs ~ ~ AsNs W aAs nv saw
until about october IS.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
win on the morning Of October 81
bold their first meeting since last May,
III the pariors uf fne Second Presby-
terrain church.
With the question of the procuring
ard disposing Of the John Marshall
house, the Association for the Preserv-
alton OF Virginia Antiquities has a
t..< ~. ss4fE
beginning with their meeting on Tues
day. October 4.
One or the most prominent affairs in
patriotic circles win he the convention
OF the L. y. G.. In Suffolk. OH October
III The Confederate Memorial Liter
arr Society has invited the convention
TO be their guests for one day during
their assembly. and if the daughters
come 10 Richmond for the day, the ar
engagements for their entertainment
wifi be made at the meeting OF the
S S. n, L $. ." wednesday September
Return From Europe.
Word has been received here that
the steamship Caiidona. with the fol-
lowing Richmond people on board Will
land in New York at s:30 a. m. sun
day: Miss Ruth l. Robertson. Miss
Evelyn Ednunds, Fiss A. r. Edmunds.
Miss A. E. Jordon. Miss E C. Peyton.
Miss NJ. c. Peyton and Miss Florence
Pepper.
Or. Stuart Mcclure. Mrs Hunter
Mcclure, DIR. and Mrs Edward MCGUIRE
will arrive In New York Tuesday
morning on the steamer Arabic after
spending the late summer abroad.
Change At the Springs.
With the coming of fall, the dis
patches from the Virginia Hot Springs
show a decided change 70 even the
most casual observer. The Southern
people. generally and the Richmond
society folk, particularly. have return
ed to their homes, and the guests ri
the springs now Include those who
have been summering at Newport ane
other Northern watering places. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cole Scott are about
the only Richmond people who are
remaining until October. MIR. Scott ha;
been spending this week in town, hu
will return to the springs tonight,
Says dispatch from the Hot. "Mr
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who drov
over In q smart pole runabeut, wer
among the luncheon throng AT Fasst
fern farm. Others entertaining wer
Mrs. Robert G.. Pruyn. Colonel Georg
&. Cameron, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benja
min +. Jones. Jr.
Mrs. John M. Gray, Jr., gave q tie:
nj the Casino during the concert. A
the tables were MIR. and Mrs. Thoma
r. Fielder, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Cole, Mrs. William II. jackson. Colone
and Mrs. Arthur Cary. Lispenar,
Stewart, Allan McCuiloch and Dude.
Gantier."
Returned to the City.
DIR. and Mrs. r. r. McFaden hav,
returned TO their home, 500 Yves
Grace street. after delightful tril
to Niagara Falls and Canada. Dr
AcFaden will NH his pulpit on Sun
day. Miss Mary McFaden has beel
spending some time at West Hin,
u Cumberland county.
October Wedding.
Among the interesting October wed
dings will be that of Miss Eliza betl
Mckee To Mr.. Benjamin Silas Clutch
3nge, an attorney of New York city
on October s. Miss Mckee liz tn
daughter OF Colonel Joseph Mckee, o
Gloucester county, and lis very popula
In social circles throughout the state
The marriage VIII be celebrated a
Hope Haven. the ancestral home o
The brides parents. on North river.
Entertain at Cards.
Mrs Barton Grundy and Mr. an,
AIRS. Charles T.. Workman have recent
~ entertained at cards at the Whit
Richmond people are spending Sep
TENDER Mrs. W. II. Woodward, @
Washington, was a recent hostess at /
chatting dish supper, complimentary I,
Mrs. John ID. Potts. of this city. Misse
May and Julia Moore and DIR. J. A
GIidersleeye are among the Rtchmons
people still at the White. Mr. JONI
&. Branch is still at mis- cottage II
Florida row
Cotfliion Club Dance.
The Ginter Park Cotillion Cluo
whose dances proved such delight
ful feature last winter and spring. viii
give their first dance OF the season
the last week in September. Thes.
eotiiifons will be attended By tht
younger set and will ne given at reg.
alar intervals during the season,
Attend Opening Hop.
Miss Katherine Hagan, In white
crepe, trimmed In Oriental embroid.
cry, and Miss Mary Chalmers, in pink
satin and pearls. were among the
Richmond girls at the opening hop nj
the v. M, l. in Lexington Frida,
night. They, with a number of other
society girls yfrom all parts of the
sfate. Will also attend the hop to be
given this evening.
Personals.
AIRS. Lizzie Cary Daniel and Miss
Giiiie Cary have been spending some
time with friends. at Bowling Green
Miss Cary will go to Danvilfe. on
MONDAY to b~ with friends, and Mrs.
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