The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

ef Irish lace. made over pale pink
satin She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Rutfin Cox, president of the
society; Mrs, Samuel Spencer, Mira
Dickinson, Mrs. Ballinger, Miss Flora
Wilson, Mrs. Lurton and Mrs, Mat
thew 7. Scott.
In the dining-room Mime. Ritter
poured tea, Mrs, Thomas Chatard
served chocolate, Mrs. Stokes wife OF
the surgeon general, served frappe
and Mrs. j. j. Hemphill the punch.
Mrs. Moran's daughters. Mrs. Hud-
gins and Mrs. Malcoln McConIhe, re-
ceived in the salon There was dane
Ing in the ballroom during the after
noon. The music was by the Marine
Band.
To Tour the Continent.
Among the many delightful touring
parties that will go abroad this sum-
mer will be one conducted by Mtss
w. +. Schooler and Miss Elizabeth
Brown. of Fredericksburg. The party
will sail for Rotterdam On June by
the Holland American line, and will
spend several months on the CONT
nent. later visiting Eng gland. Scot
land. Italy and the Holy Land. Misses
Schooler and Brown are nieces Of the
late Or. II. T. Coleman. OF Richmond.
A large number OF ladies viii take
this trip, and among them are Miss
Cordelia K. Shields, OF Richmond.
and Misses Elsie Lewis and Kate Dog
geu, of Frederickaburg.
Charming Concert.
4 delightful but informal recital
was given on Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Lucy Gwalthmey. assisted by
Misses Elsie Wright and Alice Penick,
vocalists, and Miss Mamie keck, vio-
linist. Miss Gwathmey charmed her
hearers both nv the range and sweet
ness OF her tones and by ner attraC-
tive manners. The studio was deco
rated in American Beauty roses and
smilaX, and among the guests were
some Of the most prominent musicians
Of the city. Misses Gwathmey and
Penick wore beautiful lingerie frocks.
Miss Wright was gowued in pink satin.
hand cm broidered, with pearls; Miss
Keck wore gown Of gray cloth. and
Hiss Golfer, who sang in delightful
manner several selections at the con-
I elHSioH az the program, " As go~ned
in Nile green messaline.
The program was as follows:
Sing. Smile. Slumber tGounod)
Lucy Gwathmey, Elsie Wright.
Cradle Song .......-.., tFranz Rles)
III the Lame . NHhdtthtNSl
The Wish ............- ...... Breidt
Alice Lee Peuick
Like the Rosebud .,'..,.. Ia Forge }
Morse Maiden Lament. (HeckscherD
The Chrysanthemum .....,#.... (Saltert
old English Melody ,...., ----------
Lucy Ann Gwathmey.
Violin Solo .,.........,. Miss Keck
Rejoice Greatly: lie Shall Feed His
Flock; Come Unto Me-"Mes-
siah'' ..+.........,.... (HandeD
Lucy Ann Gwathmey
Scena and Aria Der FreIschutz"
tWeber)
Elsie Powell Wright
Berccuse "Jocclyn" ... (Godard)
Spring Song ..............,.( Wei)
Violin Obngato--M lss Keck.
Lucy Ann Gwathmey
I Waited for the Lord, Hymn Of
Praise" ....,..,... (Mendelssohn)
Lucy Gwathmey. Alice Penick
Gard Party.
Ten-tableg- 4cera- aI}Re4 gea -et1-.t,r
card party given at the Jefferson Club
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph
l.. Levy won the first prize, an Irish
crochet iabot. and Mrs. /. Lichtenstein
the recond prize, q pair Of silk hose.
These parties have proved so attrac-
tive that they will be held each
Thursday afternoon In May
Interesting Wedding.
OF much interest here liz the mar
rtage Of Miss Natalie Richards. daugh-