The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
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Mrs. Gilmore d. Hotchkiss, Jr. was
hostess at delightful luncheon on
NEdnFSdHy afternoon at / O'Clock In
{ her home, 9e6 West Franklin street
The table was beautifully decorated
with orchids, nosegay of which were
placed at each guests place, and at
& tractively arranged with ribbon, form
ed rcrtefpfrce. The lights were shaded
In iiligree shades OF lavender with the
silver background.
Covers were laid for eight, and the
guests were Mrs. Trustin Polk Draper,
Mrs. Isaac Newton Vaughan, Mrs.
Robert Pegram, Mrs. Bruce Bowe, Mrs.
David Leake, Miss Helen Stevens and
Miss Mary Moulton
Dinner to Justice Lurton.
OF interest here, because OF the
number OF prominent Richmond men
who were present, was the dinner
given by Mr.. Alfred Pembroke Thorn
in the red room of the New willard.
washington, d. c., In honor of Mr..
rated with great plaques of Richmond
and Killarney roses. while about the
room were quantities of Towering
branches.
The guests were Senator Thomas s.
Martin, of Virginia; Mr.. Henry w. An
derson, OF Richmond: Representative
Glass, of Virginia: Mr.. A. c. Bran
ston. of Virginia. Mr.. Alexander Ham,
iiton. Of Virginia; Mr.. Eppa Hunton,
Jr., of Richmond; Mr.. X. Walter
Moore, of Virginia: Mr.. Claudia Is.
Northrop, Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page.
Mr.. Roosevelt Page, OF Virginia; Mr..
Alfred p. Thorn, Jr.. of Virginia: Mr..
Robert b. TunstaIt. of Virginia; Mr..
q. II. Cooke, of Virginia. DR.. q. w.
Ben Johnston, OF Richmond; Mr.. Jus
ttce Harlan, Mr.. Justice White, Mr..
Justice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes
the Attorney General. the Solicitor
General Senator Nelson " Afarieh,
Senator Frank o. Briggs. Senator
Taylor, Senator Percy. Representative
John w. Dwight. Representative Car
lin. Mr.. Harrie Craig Ansley, DIR. J. C.
Boyd. Mr.. ID. ]. Callahan, Rear Ad-
miral Capps. Mr.. J. NJ. Cup,
Mr.. Caruthers w. Irving, of Tonnes
see; Mr.. Charles J. Faulkner. DIR. j.
M. !. Finney. of Baltimore; Mr.. w. w
Fuller, of New York. Mr.. John X
Graves, Mr.. Lincoln Green. Mr.. Frank
w. Gravathney. Mr.. George Z. Ham,
fiton. Mr.. s. w. Hardwick. Col. w. A.
Henderson, MIR. Walter ID. Hines, of
New York; Judge Alexander p. Hum
phrey. Of Kentucky; Judge Martin A.
Knapp. Judge james Keith, Judge
Hamilton Mcwhater of Georgia,
Judge II. II. Prentis. Judge j. c.
Pritchard, of North Carolina: Mr.
Henry Il. Spencer. Mr.. Hannis Tay-
lor. Mr.. y. c. w. Thorn, of Balti-
more. Mr.. j. Pembroke Thorn, yr,
Mr.. William Taylor Thorn. Mr. J. s.
II. Thompson, of Georgia; Mr.. w. H.
White. Mr.. II. r. wickham, Mr. L.
Williams. Mr.. w. A. Glasgow, Jr., of
Philadelphia: DIR. Samuel y. Ward, OF
New York; Mr.. John j. yertrees, of
Tennessee.
Attractive Card Party.
Miss Annie Rose Walker was hostess
al very attractive but informal card
party on Tuesday afternoon Ia honor
OF Mrs. Stettimus. of New York. who
Is the guest of her parents, MIR and
Mrs. Tucker Darlington, OF West Grace
street. Pink and white blossoms, with
atfer spring flowers prettiiy decorated
the rooms. Mrs. Stettimus. who has
been much entertained during her stay
IN Richmond. will return to New York
the latter part Of this week.
Eiam--Schmelx.
One OF the prettiest home weddings
OF the season in Hampton took place at
the home of MIR. George A. Schmeix,
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when
HIS daughter. Ruth, became the bride
og MIR. Harry Il. Eiam, of Northford.
w. Wa. Rev. w. Mostly Seay. pastor
3f the Memorial Baptist church. per-
formed the ceremony. and Mr.. Schmelx
gave his daughter IN marriage, v
The bride wore an exquisite lingerie
gown, with q white lace hat. and car
ried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley, She was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs Frank Lake, as matron OF
homer, and Misses Hiida. Elsie and
Nancy Schrneiz as bridesmaids. They
wore charming white lingerie frocks and
carried bouquets of maiden hair ferns.
Mr.. John Drummond F'osque was the
grooms best man.
Master Garland and Charles Pol
lard. of Richmond, In nobby white
suits. and Misses Susie Pollard, OF
Richmond. and Nan Lake. niece OF
ne bride, In dainty white frccks. were
the ribbon bearers.
Following the ceremony, dinner was
ed the wedding guests by the chef
from Hotel Chamberlain The we'd
ding was a quiet one. on account of
mourning In the brides family. After
Western tour. MIR. Eiam and his bride
viii make their home In Northfork. w.
Wa.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Airs. H. w. Hicks, of Roanoke: Mr..
and Mrs John Garland Pollard. of
Richmond. and Miss Lucy Throckmor-
ton. OF Richmond.
Ginter Park Cotillion.
The Ginter Park Cotillion Club gave
very attractive dance on Tuesday
evening In the Ginter Park Hotel. IL
was chaperoned by MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Noble.
Those dancing were Miss Nell Pat
terson with Rasii Jones. Miss Mar
Raret Thaw with Mr., Pare. Miss Mar