The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
Society

yitations for a reception on TUESDAY
afternoon, November ~, at her nome'
1892 Monument avenue. the mar
ried contingent are asked from 10
O'Clock 70 meet Mrs. Philip Jonh-
son, and the younger set from 70
to meet Miss Mary SCARBOROUGH
Mrs Johnspn's dehutante dauEntef,
and Mrs. Hoadley's niece. mere VIII
be a number OF house guests from
New York ana Cipcinnau TOT the
reception Miss Scarborough Is one
of the most attractive debtitantes 81
the season. and has Travelled extern
sively both In America anu Europe.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Scarborough
have but recently moved to Rich
mend, having formerly made their
home In New York. They spent the
past summer abroad and are now
domiciied In their handsome new
hcme at c023 Monument avenue. Mrs.
johnson viii give n brilliant cotiliion
at the Jefferson Hotel the first week
in December when Miss Scarborough
will make her formal debut.
Celebrate Mr.. Noore's Birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore en-
tertained at a dinner of twelve covers
Saturday evening at their home, s1s
West Franklin. street. the occasion be-
ing Mr.. MOore's birthday Yellow
and white chrysanthemuns decorated
the center OF TIM table with large
frosted birthday care with the can
dies Bridge was played after the
dinner.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Palmer, MIR. and Mrs. Beirne
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Will
mer. Miss Martha Robinson. Miss
Mary Travers, Mr. Kent Rawley and
Mr.. Stuart. of Norfolk
Attractive Dinner Party.
Mr.. Aipert Waddey gave charm
ing little dinner at the Country Club
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Mary Chalmers and her house guest,
Miss Lila Nichols. of Savannah. Ga.
Table decorations were in yellow
cnrysanthemums and ferns. Covers
were laid for six.
Mr.. WAddey's guests were: Miss
Chalmers. Miss Nichols, Miss Carrie
Lee Waddey, Mr.. ST. George Cooke
and Mr.. Roy Young.
Dances for Dcbutantcs.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hugh Nell
sTn viii give 8 dance at the Jeffer-
son Hotel on Monday evening, Mo-
vember 81. in honor of their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Alice Coleman
Nelson. Because OF Mrs. Nelson's
mourning, Miss. Nelson will be in
troduced by Mrs. Mann s. Valentine.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Everett waddey for a cotillion
at the Masonic Temple on Wednes-
dav evening, November 30, In nonor
of her daughter. Miss Carrie Lee
Waddey, who Is one of the seasons
debutantes.
Affairs for Visitors.
number Of informal but delight
full affairs were given in Norfolk last
week for Richmond guests.
ON Saturday evening Miss louise
Ryan entertained ut dinner at the
Country Club In honor of Miss Hattie
Shields. of Richmond. Covers were
laid for ten and the dinner was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
Barron. Those present were: Miss
Shields. Miss Bessie Merritt Misses
Louise and Sallie Ryan. Mr.. Harold
Wrenn. Mr. Hunter He'll, Mr. Julian
Osborne and Lieutenant Magruder. l..
s. A. 81
MIR. stuart Frame gave an infor-
NAL chafing dish party at his apart
ment IN the Botetourt one evening
.s.si week. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip NJ.
Prescott, Jr.. chaperoned and those
present were: Miss Hattie Shields. of
Richmond; Miss Bessie Merritt and
Mr. Harold Wrenn
Mr.. and Mrs. John e.. Armistead
entertained informally at supper
Thursday evening at their apartment
in the Stratford. when their guests
were: Mrs. T. Catchy Jones. Of Rich
mond, Miss Julia Todd Miss Cor
nelia McBlair. MIR. John King and
Mr.. Edward Stribling.
Dinner at commonwealth Club.
Mr.. Malvern G. Patterson gave a
dinner al the Commonwealth C.up
saturday evening in honor Of SIR
William II. Massle, whose marriage
to Mrs. Sue Williams Buck ii shis
city, will take place this week at Mrs
Bucks country home, Rose I'M.
Albemarlo county.
Mr.. Pattersons guests were Johi.
I. Anderson, James n. Boyd, Henry
f Baskerville, Charles f.. Boiling. N.
c. Branch. S. y. crenshaw. g. r.
Grundy. w. NJ. HabIiston. saundvrs
Hobson, Levin Joyness Egbert -;
Leigh, Jr., Il. c, MasSie. Dudley Mac
donald, Frank Natle, DIR. w. t. OPP
penheimer, l.. r. Page, Ashton Starhe.
w. b. Tenant. Joseph r. Willard T.
G. Williams. Jr.. Coleman Workman,
and DR.. j. A. White.
AOhGcFnbt8 LIT. SuaN.
Says a Norfolk paper OF Sunday.
Miss Mary Johnston. the distin-
guished Virginia author and her sis
ter, Miss Johnston, and Mrs. Benja-
min B. Valentine. president of the
Wenans Suffrage League of Virginia,
will accompany DIR. Anna Howard
Shaw from Richmond to Norfolk this
week. While in Norfolk Misses John
ston and Mrs. Valentine will be
registered at the Lynnhaven Hotel
During her stay In Richmond DR..
Shaw - being entertained by Miss
Mary Johnston. She will Friday even
ing at $3.50 deliver lecture on this
momentous question OF the day In the
ball room of the Lynnhaven Hotel"
Entertained at Five Hundred.
Mrsfi Maxwell Donnan entertained
delightfully."- at Five Hundred on
Friday afternoon ut her home In Pc
tersburg. In honor. of her house guest
Miss Common. Of Richmond. The first
prize. beautiful growing plant, was
won by Mrs. E. III. Patterson, and
the second. a pretty plate. by Miss
Mary Triplett Patteson. Mrs. Rob-
ert Martin. Jr., was presented with
the consolation, pack OF cards
The guests present included Mes
DANES Daniel Wilcox. +. II. Patter-
son, James Mel. Ruff1n. Charles Las
sitter. William Drswry, Hamilton Sea-
burg. Preston Roper, Robert Martin
Jr.. Carl Davis Alexander p. Hamn-
ton. Hugh stockdeli. John Metts, Will