The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

MiSS EloloE DA IJOh, or
ney Crump. Mary Butler and Evelyn |
Gordon.
Tuesday afternoons--Miss Mary
Hickok Mrs. Thomas p. Bryan, Mrs.
II. Stewart Hume and Mrs. Arthur +.
Ripley.
Wednesday afternoons-Miss Maud
Morgan. Miss Caroline Reynolds, Mrs.
David Fl. Leake and Miss Posie Mere
dith.
Thursday afternoons - Mrs. st.
George Bryan. Mrs. Edward c. Mayo,
Miss Gertie Camm and Miss Evelyn
Gordon.
Friday afternoons-Miss Kate Mere
dith. Mrs John Hayes, Mrs. William
Northrop.
Saturday afternoons--Miss Harris
and Miss Nellie Tompkins.
August--Mason.
Rev. II. J. Mckeefry officiated at
very pretty marriage in St Patrick
church Wednesday morning. when
Miss Mamie II. Mason becam ethe
bride OF Henry I. August The bride
wore a travelling suit of brown, with
hat and gloves to match, and carried
a bouquet of briday roses. The ushers
were: Nicholas ]. Helfert. James W.
Mason, John w. August and Henry
Newton Tucker. The hirday couple
left for Northern tour.
Scott-Shepherd.
Miss Margaret L. Shepherd was
quietly married to william J. Scott in
the parlors of Rev. ]. b. Hutson.
pastor of Pine Street Baptist church.
on Thursday evening at half after
O'Clock. She wore blue travelling
suit, with hat and gloves TO match
l.Aff "a
Immediately after the ceremony.
Miss Chewing Hostess.
Miss Margaret Chewning will be
hostess of beautiful reception on
Tuesday evening from to in honor
of Miss Nurney and Miss Holland, OF
Suffolk, who are the house guests of
Mrs. Thomas Smythe on Monument
avenue
observation-disclosures emf en- emf
Junior Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton.
There Will be an important meeting
of the Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION in Lee Camp Hall on Mon
day, February 7th, at IL A. M. All
members are urged to be present, as
the annual election of officers takes
place and arrangmnts for tn dinner
| to be given at the Soldiers Home on
February 22d will be made.
| Richmond College Indoor Games.
| This year shows no change what
ever in the demand for the best seats
| at the Richmond College indoor
games on February Itch, the greatest
social function of the college year
aside from its Importance as an ath-
letic affair Richmond College was
quick to seize on and to promote track
| athletics, and the people of Rich
mond have recognized the high stand
| Ing of such games and are eagcr,
| from year to year, to welcome these
Icoliege festivities. The novelty of the
I meet makes the occasion unusually
attractive, as the games are held but
once a year.
The several fraternfries OF the Col
lege will. as usual, entertain their
| friends In boxes. and the debutantes
of this season will occupy the boxes
on the opposite side of the building
The students of the University of Vir-
ginia who are coming down on that
date hold their midwinter "blow out.
The younger society and college cir
cles are eagerly looking forward to
this event, and. judging from the pres
ent demand for good seats. the Horse
Show building will be crowded with
prettily gowned girls and dapper col
lege boys.
At Woman's Club.
Mr.. William Henry Baker. organist
OF irst Baptist church. will give q
piapo recital at the Womans CIuh
Monday afternoon. Mr. Baker has
created much favorable criticism since
coming to Richmond, and everyone Is
anxious TO hear him. He Will be as
sisted by Miss Lillian West. soprano
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any comment.
Mrs. J. w. Durham and Miss Mary
Aylett will be hostesses OF the after
noon, ala Mrs, Alice Palmer and Mrs
| Oldershaw, of Evanston. Ill. will pour
tea, while Mrs. /. NJ. billiard and Mrs
peyton Grymes will preside over the
coffee table. Miss rutherford II
chairman of the evening.
On wednesday afternoon Miss Au-
gusta Daniel viii read a paper or
Darwin before the literary round ia
bic, the first Ina the series on English
scientists.
The Arcadlans.
Richmond society Is indulging In
the rosiest- hued expectations of theil
enjoyment of .'Turyyland," the spark
: ling comedy to be given by the Ar
: cadians, the dramatic club Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, in the Academy
| Tuesday evening. February 8. Sew
eral Richmond boys are in the caste
and chorus, among them Marsha
| Forsyth, Cecil Stevens, Richard Saun'
| ders and Charles workman. The lower
| boxes have already been taken for the
| performance, and the whole affair
promises to he brilliant socially and
| enjoyable aesthetically.
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