The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Society

Vas given at the Hermitage Club on
Friday evening. The affair was chap
eroned by Mrs Charles Harwoed. The
weather prevented many girls from
sttendsna, but the soys were snt In
full force.
Among those dancing we're Misses
Virginia Chesterman. Dallas Lee, Mary
Waller. OF Norfolk Mary Maroury.
Of Norfolk. Elizabeth Taylor, Page
Grymes and Alfredo Harwood nfw m
Erynles. Mary Covington Evans and
Alfredo Harwood; Messrs. James Pat
ton, Sherwood Parsons. Lawrence Par
sons. Carroll Parsons. Robert Angus
tine, Massey McCue. John Royal. Ed
die Mccarthy, Grandson Mosoy. John
-, Blair. Walter Wren, George Pur-
ceil John McMilier. Joe Montgomery,
Gordon Wood Grundy, Willis Seymour
and others.
Entertained i'm Louisville.
Miss Carrie Pace Neal VINO has
been spending several months in
Louisville, ky. has been delightfully."-
entertained during her stay both with
friends in the city and at the beau
tiful country homes about Louisville.
Miss Neal is now the guest Of Miss
Edmonia Robinson. at the Weis$inser-
Sauitsert in Louisville. She will re-
turn to Richmond within the next few
wee ks.
Dance at "kokosin.''
In Stafford county on Monday eve
ming delightful dance was given by
Mrs. Il. w. Rees. OF Washington. at
her bungalow, -kokosin" tthe home
Of the owisl, which has just peen
completed.
The architect who planned the
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when he arranged Tor the large room
where the couples whitfield that nisil,.
The principal decorative feature con-
sisted of an American eagle. when
from its perch on large cement
chimney spread wings, not 20 ths
breeze, but above a floral piece of
ferns and golden-rod and the heaas
Of the merry dancers Green Nooe-
things meath old mission rafters en-
circled the room. which altogether
presented an appearance both unusual
and attractive. Outside long. Eastern
looking lanterns made dull spots OF
color among the trees and suspended
from the boughs OF oak and dogwoon
decorating the rustic posts about ths
porch. There were plenty OF windows,
through which peered the dusky dele
cation, the usual feature of the old
time Virginia breakdown.
Among those present were Mr., and
Mrs. F. A. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. s.
Moncure. Mr.. and Mrs c. V. Moncure
Ar. and Mrs. j. Powers. Mrs. j. w
Gerow, of Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. Rope-
son, of Clarke county, Va; Mrs. Jonn
Moncure, of Richmond. Va: Mrs. a.
J. PIKE, Mrs, G. W. Herring the
Misses Ada, May and Blanche Nelson.
Caroline ana Virginia Moncure. Har-
Tiet. Virginia, Katherine A. and Viz
ginia Moncure. Anne Hill, Julia, Ellen
Anne e., Roberta. Agnes and Dunlop
Moncure, Mary Waller, Afaraset and
Mary A. Moncure. Pauline and Wary
sneed. Mary and Elese Moncure, Helen
and susan Hin. Eva Belle, Nellie Per
rs. Lillian and Rcbecca Powers, Miss
Cooley, Agnes Stands. Hannah, Nita
and Mary Cary Pyke; Messrs Frank
and Avery Hill. Murray Lee. William
Herring. r. A. and Henry Moncure,
Ellis and Elgin Perry, r. s. Moncure,
Jr.. Frank Clinton, Winter and Oniey
Powers, g. V. Moncure. Jr., Lester
Sneed. X C. l.. Moneure. Bankhead
Lee, Richard and Lewis Moncure
Armstead Nelson, Edwin. Hunt ane
John MoDcure, Alfred and Georg,
Stands. r. Minor Moncure. Lee Fore
and Armstead Burrell
EsoIeston--Whits.
a quiet but pretty marriage wa.
solennized Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. w r. White, near otter.
Vile, Bedford county. when his daugh.
ter, Katherine Leo, became the wifi,
Of Or. Eugene Conway Eggieston, o.
Richmond
Because of the death OF the bride,
mother none but immediate friend.
were present.
ha htil d.
dy and has host OF friends through.
out the State. DIR. Eggieston is IN.
son of DR.. Joseph w. Eggieston. q
Richmond. Va, and Is located a
Blaine. W. Va, where he practices hi,
profession
Y. M. c. A. Club Closes.
The Country Club of the Y. NJ. c. A
Richmond Hail. Ginter Park, will close
With religious service to- morrow Al
p. M. Miss Constance MacCorkle
general secretary OF the 7. NJ C. A.
will speak. Many business women o.
Richmond have enjoyed the club as
place Of rest and recreation since 4
opened on June ].
The committee on phipical work will
be ready to announce soon the plan.
Tor its winter work. They are endeay.
oring to secure the best type of physi,
cal director In the country.
v. o. c. Meeting.
The Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. will
meet Wednesday morning at IL o'clocl
IN Lee Camb Hall, This will be tn,
first meeting of the chapter since June
and a large attendance Is desired. AL
visiting daughters are invited.
A. Virginia Beach.
Mrs. A. V. Venable and Mr.. Ronald
fenabie. OF Stone Mountain, Ga, ant
Mrs w E. Juvey, and son, of New
Orleans, are now at Virginia Beach
COR several weeks. Mrs. yenable ant
Mrs. Juvey. who have many relatives
and friends in Richmond, have beer
spending the summer at the Red Hills
the home of their mother, Mrs. Bet
tie Cooke, In Albemarle county.
Engagement Announosd.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Howard Mettee
Of 3l0$ West North avenue. Baltimore
announced the engagement Of thei,
daughter, Miriam Dawson, to Mr.. Geo
Herbert Mcdaniel, of Tappahannock
Va. Mr.. Mcdaniel is the son Of Mrs
Mary L. Mcdaniel and the grandson
OF the late Judge Thomas Croxton. oil
Essex county, Virginia The weddins
will take place at Miss Mettee's home
At o'clock Tuesday night. September
Delegates Elected by e. ID. c.
At a called meeting of the Chester
field Chapter. L. ID, C.. on wednesda,
afternoon, delegates were elected
from that chapter to the State an
nual convention. which will be held
in Suffolk, Va, October IL to Ie
Mrs. Walter Allen and Miss Alice
BONNER Rudd were chosen as dele.
gates, with Mrs. Joseph Robertson