The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-17
Society

Miss Marion Montague has left for
Darlington. s. c.. where she will spend
, month In the delightful, hene of
General W. E. James. She accom-
panied Misz Elizabeth Kent King.
Martha Washington Tea.
Among tho many delightful enter
tAinmsnts on the 22d will be a Mar
ths Washington tea at the residence
IT Mrs, 8, Fl. Hawes. from 10 10
o'clock. Red and white flowers. with
crimson shaded lights, will decorate
the rooms, and young girls In attrac-
tive colonial costumes will receive and
eerve the guests. Those receiving will
BE- Misses Lillian Biz ford, Helen I.ath-
rep. Mary Hicock. Ella Binford, Mary
Butler and Mira LuctuS n. Cary.
Rooseyelts Leave for Europe.
There was large party at the
steamer TuAxday te say goodhy to Mrs,
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt,
who sailed for Europe, where they
Will be Joined by ex-president Roose-
welt In addition to Mr., William Loeb.
IT.. were Mr.. Henry White. former
ambassador to France; DR.. Lyman
Abbott, Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
and his rance. Miss Eleanor AIexan-
der. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob a. Rfis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Robinson.
Wedding of Interest.
The papers of Cheyenne. Wye, an
ncunce the marriage In hat-city on
February of Lieutenant James Pat
rick Wayland, formerly of Washing
ton, now Of the Ninth Cavalry, and
AiSs Margaret Hilliard. of Buffalo. ",
Y, Miss Hiltard is well known both
4xy~
q particular favofite In army circles
Lieutenant Wayland comes of an old
Virginia family, his mother, Mrs. Nam
ME III. wsyland. being Miss Niche,
Of Aihemarie county, Va. The young
bridegroom has but recently returned
from q period of three years of ac-
tive service in the Philippines.
Miss Trant Hostess
Red and white decorations In flow
erx and hearts were attraetiveiy used
"Wednesday afternoon when Miss Mat
garet Trant. OF as32 Grove avenue, en-
tartainea the @. G.. Club In honor Of
Miss Dorothy Fox. Euchre was play
ed and Miss Mildred Lefew won the
prixe---a red satin heart-shaped box
fiiaed with bon-bon#. A dainty Valen-
tine souvenir was given to each guest.
Those present were: Misses Sarah Me-
Cieiian, Marguerite pomeneck. Mary
Mclean. Mildred Lefew. Margaret
Smith, Frances tefehvre, Margaret
Trant, and the guest of honor. Miss
Dorothy Fox.
MaSon---Nock.
Atfss tsonytaffce IT Mock, daughter
of air n w Mock, of pnancock, Va,
WAS married. ia MIR, Walter Mason,
con of Mr.. Thomas Mason, of Parks
ley, Va. Wednesday morning, at the
home of Mrs William r.. Quinn, 27l1
parkweod avenue. Baltimore, by Rev
Edward Stone.
the bride was gowned Tn white
Grape sAtAeHHe,Aef white satin and
carried lilies OF the valley, After 4
wedding breakfast Mr., and Mrs, Ma
son left for New York and Atlantic
fsty. They will make their home at
Parksiey, Wa.
Equal suffrage League.
The Equal Suffrage League of Vir-
ginia viii meet in the league reading
rooms, sol Fast Franklin street, Sat-
uTaay afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
a cordial invitation is extended to all
members and their friends and any
Others who may desire TO attend the
meeting 1t In the purpose of this
meeting tn promote interest and 10
broaden league work along educa-
tional and humanitarian lines and TO
make announcements as 70 proposed
lectures and plans. of future policy.
Tea Roam Hosscsses.
Hostesses at the tea room In the
Jefferson Hotel Friday afternoon will