The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
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Mrs. r. II. Denny gave 8 bridge tea
on the piazza OF the Casino at the Hot
Springs Thursday afternoon for a COM
pany, which included Madanes Robert
Coleman Drayten. II. F. Jones, Jr. Fritz
Hyers. NJ. T.. ingalls,. y. c. Tilghnfan,
Edward Coiston. John y Morris. {. >.
w. Packard, ". II. Green. $. ". niger
soli and William @, Muchier. and the
Misses CelssoE., Hopkins and niger
soil. Mrs. Tiighnlan, Mrs. ingalls, and
Miss Ingersoll were prize winners
DR.. and Mrs. Stricken Coles, who
have given several dinners and lunch
cons during the week. entertained at
tea on the same afternoon that Mrs.
Denny gave her bridge, n In addi-
tion 10 the guests who came from the
bridge party were General and Mrs
william Rufsn Cox. MIR. and Mrs
tseorge Mason Chicester, Mr.. and Mrs,
e. c. Scott, Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Miss
Edna Ward. Miss Gladys Ingalls,. Miss
Black. l.. {. Black. Ruckman Lie. John
Rutherford, Admiral W. C. Buchlcr.
b. r. Jones, Jr. and Fritz Byers.
The fall gathering at the Hot Will
begin unusually eariN this ear, and
among those who are expected are the
Dowacer Countess de Sihour, James
]. Van Alien. Miss May Van Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Doian, MIR. and Mrs,
George Lauder Carnegie. MIR, and Mrs,
Josiah & Thaw, stephen Peabody, A.
Watson Black, MIR. and Mrs. John c.
King, MIR, and Mrs. A. sidney Carpen-
ter. Mrs. Paul T~uckerfnan, Mrs. Henry
NJ Alexander, Mrs. John ID, Waterbury,
Mrs. Gouverneur kortright, Mrs. Ell
mer L. Black. Harry S. Black, Miss
Katherine Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown. Mrs. William James, Mrs,
Charles Pates0H. Mrs. Lowery Gillett.
0ren Root, Eugene A. Philbin. Miss
Eugene Phiibin. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cary. Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. W.
c. Worthinston. MISS Ada Phipps, Miss
Alice Oouver1tur Kortright, Edward
Pitcairn, c, X {, Billings. Mrs, A
Laughiiny Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. william
II. Erhart, Mrs. j. b. Dilworth, Mr.,
and Ma George A. HUM, Jr-, and
Miss Fwctlethwaite.
Warrenton German.
To- weekly german of the Warren
too German Club took place In the
Town Hall Oh Friday evening" and
while smaller than usual, on account
Of the weather, the figures were enthu-
siastic and we'll led by MIR. J. s. White
and Mr.. W. II. Gaines,
Among those dancing were Miss
Marshall and~Mr. w r. Wilbur. Miss
Wilbur and Mr.. Arthur Chairington,
Miss Forbes and MIR. Abbott. Miss Ma
zie Stone and Mr.. Chester Kerr. Miss
Hiileary and Mr.. Hanger, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Deare, Miss Evans and Mr..
Jeffries, Miss Williamson, OF Washing
ton, and AIR. W. n. Curtis, Miss Mar
garet R%rindley and Mr.. Morseil Keith,
Miss Gates and Mr.. Hugh Spilmau,
Miss Sublett and MIR. Werthernier, Miss
Wexford Camilla, OF Richmond, and
Mr.. Taylor Scott, Miss Barbara Hoge
and Mir. John Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keller, Miss Mahan and Mir. Lee, Mrs.
Crook and Mr.. Semmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
George ;. Wilmer. MIR. and Mrs. Keith
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas owens.
Miss Maxwell and Mr.. j. S. White,
Miss NJ. Fell and Mr.. Harry Ed
H1onds, Miss Q. Fell and Mr.. Green
Carter, Miss Lettice CLARK and Mr..
John p. stone. Miss Cameron and Mr..
Lee.
Stags-Mr. Prosser Tabb, w. II.
Gaines, Charles Mcintyre, Webb Mad
dux, Buchanan Shrieee, James Nash.
PatroneHses-Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Gaines,
Afrs. Marshall. Miss Watkins, Mrs,
Belt, Mrs. Douglass,
Prominent Engagement,
MA william IL. Lyme, of Willow
GrtVe." near Orange. Ma, has just
announced the ngagement Of her
daughter, Miss Peachy Gascoigne
Lyme. to Mr., virginius Randolph
shaekeiford. also of Orange. The
wedding will be one Of the promi-
nent social affairs OF the early fall.
Miss Lyne's engagement is OF more
than usual interest in Richmond.
where she made her debut, and has
frequently visited as the guest OF Miss
Polly Robins. She is one of the most
admired young girls In Virgins. So
ciety, and as the hostess OF house
parties and other affairs at her home,
mas been very popular. Mr.. Shackei-
ford is the Oldest son Of Judge and
Mrs. George S~hackelford, of Orange,
and is a graduate of the University of
Virginia. He is a nephew of Mrs.
e. G. Walker. of this city.
Miss Williams Improving.
Miss Margaret Williams. of Danville,
Va, daughter OF Mr.. T. n. Williams,
was recently operated ON for appen-
dIcitis at the Virginia hospital by DIR,
" Lemnes Pepie. She is reported as
under the circumstances, but is still
In a very serious condition,
Recent Arrivals at Wfiioughby.
Among the recent arrivals at the
W1lloughby Club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wills. OF Richmond; Miss
Margaret Wills. OF Richmond; Miss
Claire Bargesser. of BALTIMORE: Mrs.
Gatchell. Miss Marie Gatchell. Miss
Maude Baggett and Miss Elsie Small,
of Washington; Mrs. William Blow.
Mrs. Paul Anderson. Miss Virginia
Anderson, and Mr.. Paul Anderson, OF
Lexingto, KY, ad Miss George Fore
man. of Norfolk county,
Mayo.Puryear.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett Puryears for the
marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
Leroy, TO Henry Wise Mayo, on We'd
nesay afternoon, September IA, at 4:30
o'clock at "Edgewood." near Orange.
Va. Miss purysar formerly made her
home In this city where she has a
number Of friends.
In Honor of Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Goldsmith. of 1929
Ontario road. Washington, D. c., were
at home Sunday evening in honor OF
the engagement of their daughter,
Helen, Il Julius Wise. Of Harrison
burg, Va, which vas announced sew
eral DAYS ago.
Entertained After Dance.
Mr.. Mccarthy, Of New York, gave
o most enjoyable party at the Virginia
Beach cafe Friday evening after the
dance. Mr.. McCarthy's guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Shelburne, Mr..
n.l Ara rs% nva ~ rrnfF Mr. Trhn