Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
RICHMOND, VA.

A pleasant party, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pinckney Bryan, Miss Ro-
berta Hamilton, Mrs. Bryan's sister, and
Mr.. Jonathan Bryan, sailed from New
York Yesterday, to spend several weeks
in the West Indies and South America
They will return to Richmond in time to
enjoy the Easter season here. Miss Meta
Randolph is the house guest of Miss
Mary Lee in New York city, and attended
the annual ball given by the Southern So
ciety last evening. with Mr.. flcHafo
Bland Lee Miss Lees brother. Miss
Randolph, who is the daughter or the
late Norman V. Randolph OF this city
and a most attractive girl, will remain
in New York until Lent closes the sea-
son. Mr.. Thomas L. Moore and the Rev
John Y. bowman of All Saints Churca
VIII sail for Europe the latter part OF
January. to spend some months abroad.
Mrs. Swansons at homes during jan
uary are most agreeably crowded by
MANY friends, who are regretting the
fact that Mrs. Swanson's agreeable re-
sime at the executive mansion is almost
at an end. Mrs. Swanson received tins
week with Mrs. Henry BONNER of Edge
water Park, y. j.. Mrs j. Allison
Hodges, Mrs. Ormond Young and others.
Miss Bessie Lamb, daughter OF Reprc-
sentative John Lamb, entertained Yes
terday at her home on West Grace street
In honor of Miss Frankie Mckinney OF
Farmvile Va. daughter OF former GOV.
Mex nney, who, with her mother. is
spending the winter i'll Richmond. Mrs.
Ernest Campbell Mead, one of the pref
test and most popular OF this winter
brides in Richmond. will be at homo 10
her friends Thursday afternoons for the
remainder of the season. Mr.. ana Mrs
James Amber Johnston returned yester-
day from a northern wedding trip ana
will have apartments at 80 South ID
street. Mr. and Mrs. Richard l.. Thaw
have announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Lillian Lee. and Mr. h. Ernest
Hurley Of Phelps, Ky. The wedding
will be celebrated January Is. Mr. and
Mrs. William Randolph Robins are
spending the remainder of January in
Cuba.
At the wedding of Miss Jean Wortham
boswell to Mr. David Cakes of New
York, celebrated Wednesday afternoon in
ST. Martins Church. boswell Va, The
| bride came in with her father. Mr.
! Thomas Bernard boswell, and wore an
exquisite gown of white meteor crepe
hand embroidered and trimmed with rose
Doint lace. Her vail was caught with
orange blossoms and her jewels were an
| cestral diamonds. Her sister, Miss Anne
| boswell maid of honor. aud Lad on
pale green crepe embroidered in gold.
Mr. George Cakes was best man. The
| wedding was event of great interest,
! and was attended BY friends from Rich
mond and other sections Of the state.
Mr. and Mrs Cakes will spend few
DAYS in Florida before sailing for Italy
and the southern Mediterranean.
Col. and Mrs. j. Scott Parrish enter
tanned ut dinner tins week In honor Of
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Richmond roses and smilaX decora cd
pa rlors and dining room. Dinner guests
were Gov and Mrs. Swanson. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry l.. Cabcll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eppa IIunton. jr' Mr.. and Mrs. "; H.
don. England. Mrs. Franklin Cowles
! Woodward Of 1900 West avenue was at
home yesterday afternoon in honor of
her debutante niece. Miss Nancy Patton.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Crenshaw of West
| Grace street entertained handsomely at
| cards this week in honor of Ensigns Rus
sell Crenshaw and Edward Michaels and
| Lieut. Kimberly of the battleship Vir-
Sinia which has been ordered TO Cuba for
| target practice. Young ladies playing
! tlIc game. with the guests of honor. were
Mss Leila Willis. Miss Katherine Hoge
and Miss Polly Robins.
Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson of 10 East
Franklin street will give reception
Wednesday afternoon. January 10. m
honor of Miss frankie Mckinney OF
Farmville. Va. and of Miss Lora Crump.
! a favorite debutante of last season.
Miss MadGe Freddy of the Chester
field. this city. Will sail from New York
! January IL. TO spend several months
abroad. Mrs. James Mason Miller cf
II. West Franklin street entertained
Thursday afternoon at cards in honor
iof Mrs. Claude a. Swanson. and Mrs. w.
r. Johnston was her hostess at cards
Yesterday. Both of these entertain
rnents were large and beautifully ear
ried out Mrs. Miller and Mrs Johnston
being TWO of the most agreeable ana
attractive hoStesSeS in Richmond SO
ciety Mrs. Charles L.. Workman and
/ Miss Iucy Ford Wort ham are spending
/ the week end with friends in SALISBURY.
y. c.. and Miss Dorothy Christian Is