The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Society


Mayor and Mrs. David g Richard
son, OF zula Monument avenue, VIA
leave saturday evening for the middle
west, where they Will spend several
weeks. Mayor Richardson goes 10
Milwaukee 70 attenu the convention OF
the Supreme Lodge, knIsnts OF KY
thias Iney viii Ku from Milwaukee,
30 tsf,tvaS.,,- ana other yoihts OF Ia
tereSt apout tine Great AAAAes. Miss
l..,ulse hioaardsou Will Easo leave
Richmond SATURDAY evening, going TO
the sweet Cnai! peate springs where
she viii spend the month OF August.
she will be chapeToned by Mrs
bonner, Of Texas.
An Interesting party OF Norfolk peo-
ple, all of wnom are well known
here. viii also leave for the sweet
Chalybea;e on Saturday, They are:
Mrs, w, w. Old, Miss Alice Old. Mrs.
Charles Webster ana Miss Alice Her
bert Webster.
Miss Iaughhy Entertained. -
Miss katheleen Caughby, of Milan.
Italy, who formerly lived In Richmond
and made her debut here several years
ago. has been extensively entertained
during her visit in Atlanta. Ga,
where she is the house guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Joseph A. Higgins. who
also has many friends and relatives In
this city. Un Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alma Higgins was hostess at
very attractive. though Informal
party in honor OF Miss caughy.
Vases and bowls Of santiowers were
PRETTY arranged in the houe, the
score cards were yellow and white.
were served. sshr drhsdluul shrdlu
AFTER the game delightful refresh
u1ents were served. which carried out
the color scheme OF yellow and white.
The first prize vas n lace veil, the sec
ono silver hat pin, and the guest
Of honor was presented pretty SOU
Nenir
Miss Higgins received her guests
wearing a pink silk gown trimmed
with lace. Miss Caughy was attrac-
tive in a white embroidered null
gown over yellow silk. Invited to
meet the guest of honor were twelve
friends.
Mrs. Higgins viii give a very hand
some bridge luncheon for her niece
on Thursday morning, August 6. She
vii have six tables of bridge. and her
home, Is Clarke street, will be most
charming with beautiful feral decora-
tons.
Summer i'm the North.
Afr. Ben J. Potter. A. r. c. o.
=
Episcopal church. will spend the
month OF August visiting in the North.
lie win also be in attendance at the
annual convention OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Organists which Is to be
held at Ocean Grove, n. j., next week.
The Wilson's Entertain.
The assistant secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson entertained
Informally at luncheon Thursday at
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Governor and Mrs. Hughes. The
other guests included Mr.. Charles
Henry Butler, with whom Governor
and Mrs. Hughes are staying; Major
Crossett who is the governors mill
tary secretary; Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Dennis, Mr.. Thomas James and Mr..
Clarence Wilson
Mrs Wilson, who has frequently
visited here, Is one of the most charms
ing hostesses In Washington. and Is
one OF the few who are remaining In
town Tor length of time this sum
mer.
Miss Guigon in Germany.
Miss Ellen Guigon, who went abroad
early in June with Miss Maria Blair's
party, has Joined Mrs. James Scott,
of this city, in Germany. Miss Gut
gon and Mrs. Scott expect to spend
the better pbart of their stay until
september IN 1STIndnSt where they
are at present having "A delightful
time.
Attractive Bridge Party
Miss Helena Alien gave O. most de-
lightful bridge party at Virginia
Beach Saturday in honor of Mrs. 3.
A. Tubman, of Philadelphia. The
guest prize. a pair OF silk hose, was
presented TO Mrs Tubman, and the
prize for the highest score. also
pair OF SILK stockings, was awarded
to Mrs. Charles HARDWOOD, of Rich
mond. Miss Aliens guests were Mrs
s. A. THURMAN, Mrs. Charles Harwood.
Mrs. Bernard r. Holland. Mrs. James
f. Alien. Mrs. l.. A.. White. Mrs. w. ..
Shelburne, Mrs. w, +. Aahburn. Miss
Page Humphreys. Miss Elsie BaylF,
Miss Virginia Dance, Miss Josephine
Steel, Miss Mary Ktnsey. Miss Ellis
Hamlin, Miss Page Shelburne, Miss
Marie Harwood, of Richmond, and
Miss S. X. Keeling.
Mrs Mann Compiimented.
A number OF delightful affairs have
been given complimentary to Mrs. ID.