The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18
Society

Mrs. John b. Swartout, who has re-
centiy returned from an extended tour
through the Middle West. was the
hostess OF a most attractive bridge
luncheon at her home IN Ginter Park
on Friday. Three ables we're en-
gagged In bridge and top score was
made BY Miss Myra jones. Miss
Mabel Walker made next highest
score. Very dainty prizes were
awarded the lucky winners. Lunch
con was served on the bToau veranda-
and the tables with graceful center
pieces of pink sweet peas and bou-
quets OF the same blossoms at each
place were especially charming.
Miss Swartcut's guests included
Mrs. III. Stewart Jones. Mrs. john
organ. Mrs. Charles Bowe, Miss Ma
bel walker. Miss Myra Jones, Miss
Katie Jones. Mrs. Wilbon, OF jackson,
Miss; Miss Wilson, Miss Louise Yam
cey, Miss Alice Yancey and Mrs or
gain.
Brilliant Wedding.
OF much interest throughout Nir-
giHia will he the marriage ui Miss
Abhie r. Livingstone. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford Livingstone to
Captain Cleveland Cox Lansing, l. s.
A.. on Wednesday at the home OF the
brides parents in St Paul. Miss Mary
Steele Livingstone Will he her sister s
maid OF honor and only attendant.
pr. Cary II. Lsanghorne, L. S n. a
member Of the well known Lang
horne family OF Virginia, will act as
best man. The ceremony via be
performed at noon by the Rev, +.
G. Ruaiahg.
Miss Livingstone, who has had an
unusually popular social reign, is a
member OF an old St Paul family,
prominently alike in social and po-
Ntical affairs of st. Paul and Wash
ington. Captain Cox is one OF the
most popular OF the younger army
otflcers, and his marriage will he a
brilliant event in both social and mill
tary circles.
Family Party at Buckroc.
Or. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor, of this
city. have taken the Leigh cottage at
Backroe Beach for the season and
have a large and attractive family
group there. Among their guests
are. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar -. Taylor
OF Richmond. and Mrs. Lleweiiyn
Nicholson and family. OF Washing
ton
aAlir1cBfe herman.
One of the most delightful ger
mans OF the season was given at this
Allegheny Club In Roanoke on Fri
day evening. Those present were
Miss Alice lizard with J. M Horton
Miss Mary Butler Evans with a. Nj
Goedloe, Miss Kitty Hoge with chas
Hobart. Miss vernon Clayton witt
Alex b. Mahood. Miss Mary Tice with
Mr.. Crismond. Miss Helen Meals " It'll
John Cole, Mrs. Clarence w. Williams
OF Richmond, with Thomas Nj. Oar
nall. Miss Grace HUFF with w. Strothei
Jones. Miss Jennie Harreli with j
A. Shockey, Miss Grace Terry. of hen
Mountain, with T. j. McNeeley, MIS-.
Bessie billiard, of Chatham, witt
Charles X. Reynolds. Miss Elizabeth
Hairston with Thomas J. Andrews
Miss Anne Leach, of Knoxville, witt
DIR. Ben c. Moomaw. Miss Virgins
Caldwell With s. r. Price. Miss lisa
bel Batesson, of Baltimore, with IT.
wing Bragg. Miss Anne Jackson, oi
Texas. with Alex. Kindred. Miss Lou
Use Smith, of Harrtsonburg. Pa, with
Z. $. Spindle. Miss Anne Rsdford, oi
Forest. with Duncan Hobart, Miss Sui.
~ Haywood, of New Orleans. with a
r. stapues. Jr., Miss weta Jackson
OF Texas, with Paul Graft. Mrs. w
Graham Ciaytor. with Charles Duke
OF Eottsyille, Pa: Miss Anna Wilson
with Robert Bridges, Miss Mae Nc
Whorter with John Nelson. Miss
Rhodes Of Lynchburg. with MIR. Parr.
of Amherst; Miss Nellie Stephenson
with Mr.. Wingerd. Miss Wayne Jen-
nings with Hart Gravely. Mrs. Harry
IL. Darnall. of Huntington, w. Va.
with Clarence w Williams. Of Rich
mond: Miss Douglas Callighan. OF
Baltimore, with Arthur Lee Stras
Miss Louise Noonan. of Washington
with John #. Brophy, Miss Eleanor
Bropf1y with A. c. Dunlap, Miss Allie,
Bateson. of Baltimore. with Gray
Kinney. Miss Margaret Coleman, Of
Norristewn, Pa, with Claire Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Hobbie, Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralston McLain. Mr. ane
Mrs. Edward e. McComb. MIR. ane
Mrs. r. e, Foster and others.
Dinner at Commonwealth Club.
On Friday evening, Mr., Harvey
Haynes. who left Richmond on Sat
arday to spend several months abroad
was entertained at a handsome fare
well dinner by several of his friends
at the Commonwealth club. Vases oil
pink lilies decorated the tables.
Covers we're laid for eight guests
Who were MeSsrS. Harvey Haynes, Roy
Miriwether Jones, Edmund Strudwick
Burreil. of Boston; st. George Cooke
Logan Golsan. Frank Blankenship. and
Henry Darlington.
Summer at Wakefield Manor.
The Baltimore Sun. OF Sunday. con-
tains the following item of interest:
Mrs. George Barnett, who has been
spending some time in Baltimore since
her return from China. stopped in
Washington while yesterday ON he,
way to Wakefield Manor, her country
place In Virginia. Her mother, Mrs
Powhattan Montague, and Mrs. Bar
nett's daughters are established there
for the summer months.
Mrs. Barnett's son, Basil Gordon
has gone viii his cousins. Douglas
and Starrow Lowell, for the camp in
the Adirondack Mountains conducted
by Woodruff Marston. Colonel Bar
nett, Y. =. NJ. G., has been relieved