The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
Society

at Virginia Beach this summer at
the dances every Saturday night. a
number of Richmond's younger So
ciety set are noted each week.
Perhaps one of the most enjoyable
recent functions was a chatting dish
party at theWild Rose Cottage, when
Miss Elizabeth Brander of this city,
was among the guests. Others pres
ent were; Mr.. and Mrs. Southgate
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. James john
ston, Mr.. and Mrs, William Pannill,
Mrs. Thomas Pannill. Misses Page
shelburne. Fannie Pannill. Marie
Hess OF New York; Mary Field;
Messrs. Gayle Alexander j. Henry
Moore, Harold Bonnell, w. A. Keefe,
John Bovey, Martin Prentiss, Alex
drlee, Thomas Turner, William Sit
terding, Outland and DR.. c. l.. Scott
At Monte Vista Springs.
Numbered among the Richmond
guests at Monte Vista Springs, Craig
county, are Commissioner Koiner and
Mrs, Koiner and their daughter and
son, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas W est, OF
Mexico, Mrs. West is remembered
here as Miss kathleen Louise koiner.
MIR, and Mrs. koiner VIII be Joined
next week by another daughter Mrs.
Even Davidson. Of Atlanta. Ca, who
with her little daughter will arrive
the week end here before going to
Craig county.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs Charles A. Everhsrt. of Nor
folk, assisted by her daughter. Miss
Helen Everhart. was hostess Wednes-
day at beautifully appointed lunch
con given at her residence In ONO
hundro avenue, Virginia Place. wne'5
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
rhar 10 RI
S. Cairns. OF Minneapolis, MINI. was
announced. The house was unusual
ly attractive with floral decorations.
and the table was charmingly ar
ranged with cut flowers and sne4
candles. The guests included ten OF
Miss Everharts most intimate friends
Miss Everhart VINO Is well known
In Richmond, 10 the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles A. Eyerhart, and
is one of Norfolk'a most attractive
young girls. Mr.. Cairns Is general
superintendent OF the Minneapolis and
st. Paul street railway, and Is promi-
nent in both club and business cir
eles OF Minneapolis, The wedding viii
take place in the early fall.
Tucker-Green.
At the residence OF the brides sis-
ter, Mrs. b. c. Tucker 1886 North
Twenty fifth street. a very pretty
marriage was soIeinnixed Mt noon
Thursday, July IA. when Miss Ella
Gertrude Green became the bride or
Mr.. Robert {. Tucker. The Rev. O.
+, Greene. pastor of st, James Meth
odist Episcopal church, officiated.
The bride wore handsome mode
travelling suit, with hat and gloves
TO match, and carried bouquet OF
Bride roses She was attended by
Miss Ella Mayo, as maid OF honor
and Mr.. kemper Tucker was the
grooms beet man. Little Miss Beu.
Ian Tucker, in a dainty lingerie frock
bearing the widding ring on a silver
atter.. preceded rhe bridal party
MIR. and Mrs Tucker will make their
future home In Chesterfield county
near Richmond
Mrs. Skinker Entertained
The following Is OF interest here
where Mrs. Skinker recently visitec
as the guest Of Mrs. Frederick Nalen.
tine.
Mrs Florence Wheat. of Berry
vile gave a bridge party last Thurs
cay in honor OF Mrs. Charles Skinker
of Los Angeles. Cal. The guests were
Mrs. F. b. Whiting. Mrs. Frank Nc
Cormick, Mrs, Dupuy Mccormick
Mrs. Walter Cox, Mrs, John r. NeilI.
Mrs. Charles skinker, Mrs Towns
end Burweu, Mrs J II IL -Eiaggett
Mrs. "A Cummins. Mrs, George Eur
we'll. Misses Mamie White. Resale
Mccormick, Gertrude Mccormick az
Rose Elzey Mccormick The first
T prize was won by Mrs. John b. Neil
and the consolation prize was won by
Miss Rose Elzey Mccormick.
Returned From Beach
Miss Betty Ruehrmund Miss Elsiv
Phillips. Miss Julia Omohundro, Mira
W, G.. Selden, Jr.. Mrs. l.. f. Philips
and Mrs. NJ, II. Opohundro have re.
turned from the Cason cottage Ocean
View, where they spent several weeks.
Personals.
Mrs. Jean Sale Jones and Miss
Lynda koiner will leaxe next week
for Massanutton Springs. where they
will spend several weeks.
Miss Lion Neale. OF this city, has
gone to Birmingham, Ala, where she
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Charles Ledbetter. for the summer,
Mrs. c. L. Kirk and Miss Beatrice
Kirk are stopping for July at the
Chalfonte Hotel. Atlantic City. They
will spend August and September In
the Adirondack Mountains.
Mrs. Hannibal Bixxell, OF Durham.
n. c.. passed several hours in Rich
mond Thursday with her brother. MIR.
w. E. Underwood, en- route TO Utica.
where she will be the guest OF her
son. who IL q professor of chemistry
at Cornell.
Miss Claire Guillaume has left for
Sandy Springs. Md, where she will
be the guest OF Mrs. Harry Davis.
Later she will visit Mrs. Conway
Barksdaie and Mrs. virginius Newton
at Govanstown. near Baltimore, and
will spend the late summer with
friends on the Maine coast.
Mrs. r, B. Meade. Mrs. Sue Gordon,
Mrs. Mary Charpe. Miss Sue M. Sharp
and Mr. Edward Meade are spend
ing some time at the Gardner cot
tage. Virginia Beach.
Mrs. w. w. Applegarth. OF ss2t
West Grace street, and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Bessie Applegarth.
and Master Walter Applegarth, will
leave next week for Maryland TO
spend several weeks.
Miss Kate Leftwich, of stanton.
10 the guest of friends In this city.
Miss Maude Cooke ii the guest
OF friends at Atlantic City for several
weeks.