The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15

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Mystic Turner. Louise Jennings, Iva
TAYLOR. Ruth Kidd, Lena Gary and
Clara Gregory. Mrs. Macdonald viii
preside at the punch hofNl.
Noman's Club Notes.
Miss Aimes physical instructor a.
the Young Noman's Christian Assoc
citation, will speak st the Womans
Club Monday afternoon on THE Prin
eiples of Physical Education. Miss
Aimes. who has recently come 10
/ Richmond. is considered one or the
most prominent women in her profess
sion in the country and her talk can
not fail to be both interesting and
instructive. Mrs. Chiles Ferrell Ia
chairman OF the afternoon.
/ On Thursday evening al $50
/ o'clock the first card tournament OF
the season will he played. with com
pass whist as the game. The custom
AIRY rules governing gentlemen part
hers and registration OF Ia oles by ~
A. NJ. Thursday viii be observed,
Dance for the Blues.
The Richmond Blues Association
has issued invitations Tor reception
and hop to be given Monday evening.
October Il, at $50 O'CLOCK IN the
amory in honor of the battalion. THIS
dance VIII be brilliant event in both
military and social circles
quests ri Mansion tor Luncheon.
MIR William J. Harris and brlae,
whose marriage was an event or Je-
tober 4 in Giarksville, Tenn passed
through Richmond "Wednesday IN
route Tor san Antonio, Tex, Their ra-
ture home. They were guests or GOV
ernor and Mrs. Mann ut the eNecu-
tive mansion for luncheon. Mr. ana
Ars. Harris had anticipated stay
oi some time at the formers old home
III blackstone bat business matters
cut Their visit short.
Dance on Board ship
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
Francis Chadwick, OF the T.. s. X =
Ricnmond. stationed AT Norfolk, en-
tertaIned at an informal tut most en-.
j Joyable dance Thursday afternoon
rem four 10 siA on board ship, III
! honor OF their guest, Miss lmogene
Riddiek. OF Richmond. The ship was
/ attfactiNels decorated In flags and
bunting, music being furnished by the
i ships band, Receiving were Mrs E.
I I. kitner and Miss Riddiek. and
those present were. Mr.. and Mrs
Poetz, oil St Paul. Mimi; Misses
Katharine and Helen DuBose, Miss
Bessie Merritt. Miss Mary Hope. Miss
Gwen Morgan Miss Ethel Reynolds.
Miss Nancy Nash, Miss Alice Hibbett.
Miss Margaret Parker, Miss Mary Van
/ Patten, Miss Alger. of Annapolis: Miss
Powell Of Richmond, Miss Bertha
, Efninerson, Miss Lotttce Clarke, Pay
master Ellsworth Van Patten, Naval
Constructor kitner, I.ieutenants Kim
mel Coffee and f'rankberger. Ensign
Rallinger, Midshipmau Brandt. Town
send, Seidell. Smith. Ende1l, Mccau-
ley, BREASTED. Williams and nagne
commonwealth Chapter Meets.
me Commonwealth Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revou-
ton. will meet Tuesday morning in
the home Of Mrs. A. r. HUNT. 1908
1 West avenue.
sponsors for Grand Camp.
isatel! ~ there happening in the
social Realm that evokes more inter
est than the appointment of sponsors
to the various Confederate reunions
and the like, A charming bevy OF
maids are a-futter now over the ses-
SION of the Grand Camp OF Virginia
/ in Norfolk October lS. 10 and 20 to
which they have been appointed spon-
I scrs- Among tho affairs given for the
sponsors and maids will be a brilliant
eaif AT the Ghent Club on Thursday
evening,
Mrs. William Hodges Mann viii be
district sponsor from the Fourth dis
+ trict and other district sponsors will
be Miss Florence Travis Bidgood. OF
H4chinond; Miss Lewis Stearnes. of
Pulaski; Miss 5. Kemp Keeling. OF
Virginia Beach Miss 4aslizabeth Nve.
OF Radford, Miss Carrie Keyser Kline
/ dinst, of New Market; Miss Eliza
beth Lynes. of Tazewell. and Miss
Mary >. Berkeley, of stanton. The
state sponsor will be Mrs II. {. Hoy
gard, of Norfolk.
Miss
! captain John II. Graves. commandment
/ of the Soldiers Home. will represent
/ the local camp, Sons Of Veterans
she' with Miss Bidgood and Mrs JOS
| eph A. Hidgood. will leave Richmond
! Tor Norfnik Monday evening
Celebrate Silver Anniversary.
IN FRIDAY evening, October !. Mr.
and Mrs. j. J williams celebrated ,he
twenty NTH anniversary or their mar
rage at their home on Libby Hill
/ Park.
IN" spacious colonial parlors and
| nails were beautifully decorated in
| palms and autumn flowers. the arch
| way and massive columns being en-
t"ined In vines. Huge vases OF au-
tufnn leaves and golden rod were used
| as mantel decorations.
hr. and Mrs. Williams were assisted
IN rece1vin. by their daughters. Mrs
Leorge g. Landers and Misses Mar
garet and Geneyieve Williams.
airs. Williams was gowned in hand
some black silk. hand embroidered
with trimmings Of black lace. Mrs.
| i-anders wore her wedding rown af
white satin with trimmings OF duchess
lace and pearls, and Miss Margaret
| Williams Wore blue messaline trimmed
III gold embroidery. Miss GeneyIeye
wore a dainty frock of white enbroid-
cred lingerie.
The parlors were thronged through
out the evening with relatives and
friends. many being present who at
tended their marriage twenty-five
years ago.
StrinEed instruments DISCOURAGED
sweet music Delicious Refreshments
We're served, and the health OF this
| popular couple was drank.
The gifts received were very beaufi-
fui ana numerous, many handsome
| ones coming from distance.
| Personals.
Mrs. +. 5. Conquest and Miss Cleo
patra Major are spending month at
the Wayerly cottage, Virginia Beach.
/ Mrs. w, q. kable, who has been
/ visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
/ Enslow,, has returned to her home In
/ Staunton.
Mrs. Dunbar Roy. OF Atlanta, who
has been visiting her father. Mr. 7. H.