The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Society

n NfAi and Artincfai, are reNeateu w
the sight. Unlimited time and re-
source have been spent In making
the opening OF this ciup on June Is,
70 and 81 what IL certain deserves
IL be- q most notable event IN Rich
mpnd's social life. Under the hand
al RstcliYe d Tanner the club and
N the grounds have been turned into
variable bowers of blossoms and fol-
iase The entrance is marked With
bax trees and Holland lockwood. stud
<jesf at intervals with lavender i'm
uprfed petunias. all of which flowers
have been brought from Belgium, The
front piazza Is done in bay trees,
while along the poiticos q Very ct
+ fectivs treliis OF vines and scarlet ge-
rantums has been arranged. Ihis Is
broken now and then by Holland ooA
bushes. About the tables at the ends
cf tnW porchcs are screens OF vines
and ribbon plants In the corridor,
sosden baskets OF lavender and pima
are tntermingled with baskets OF smi-
lax and blossoming gardenia plants
The beautiful and spacious bal.
room liz q mass nj sWlning 6askwts.
while the gallery about IL Is festoonta
with smiiaS, woven most gracefully
with Easter lilies aud Ainrri~an .>~e,..-
les. The old-fashioned red brick tre-
Itsees contrasting with the white walls
and with the green and red of the
slant, Is one at the most e1ectiNc
denominations possible to he seen. IN
Yhs dining room the centerpiece Tor
the middle table forms hunting
ground. the various implements ano
s.Fnres being made OF blossoms anu
greens. ON the other tables are ten
mis- courts, with the racket ana all
the tennis parsphernaiia and golf
links The buffet table has been con
.erted into "a verttable garden and
orchard iuXuriaut with MOVERS ana
fruit The walls are draped In green.
With baskets OF flowers suspended
from them Masses ot palms, WITH
many hanging baskets. adorn the palm
room, while Killarney roses are used
III the ladies tea room. Thea-hunt
club room Is rich in its decorations
OF deep green and red. while in the
card and billiard rooms red flowers
and palms are tastefully arranged
The menus have been arranged by
Richmond caterer. Daisy Harris.
Receiving on Saturday evening VIII
be Mesdames Henry Landon Caoeii,
Egbert q Leigh, Jrp Frederick w.
S,gott, Ashton Starke. r. Randolph
Williams John A Coke, Jr., c. l..
KIRK. William r wood. William Nj.
+. Habliston. Thomas \. Carter, Henry
uarwaod, Edward Tucker Harrison.
There will be four punch tables de-
ssvrated with different flowers, serV-
Ing at the foSc table VIII be Mrs
Henry Baskerville, Mrs otway =. NJ
len. Mrs. Edwin Palmer, MRS. VIII
liam Tead Mrs. Coleman Workman
Al the fern table. Mrs. GranVliie
t,ray. Mrs A. sidney Buiord. Jr,, Mrs.
scott Parrish. Mrs. Fred Noting. Mrs.
John organ will serve. Mrs. Horace
i HAYES. Mrs. Cunningham Hall, Mrs
Julian Am. Mrs William Northrop,
Mrs. Otto Hess will preside at the
carnation table, and the poppy table
will be la charge of MRS Aubrey
Young, Mrs. j Sidney davenport. JF-.
Mts arthur RIPLEY. MRS t. L. hooe'
ley
On Monday Mrs, Phillip Bowers
Mre waiter Milenes, Mrs. w. w
Keen. Mrs Carron Montague. Miss
Avis Grant. Miss Mamie davenport
Miss Martha Robinson, Miss jamie
Mingo, Miss j G. Vice and Miss Helen
Y I.athrop viii receive. Al the after
neon tea Tuesday the l"iowinR VII
10 hostesEes; Mfs. T.. Z. Mayo, MRS
JsJ ieake, Mrs. Henry Lee Valen
zine. Mrs George Warren, Miss Fran
aet Myers Miss Charlotte Bemiss
Miss mary Han. Mrs Malvern &, Pat
fereon, Mrs Walter Hubert and Mrs
HI. Funston.
tiuai Ball
Fair Young LADIES and handsom
men participated In the Washington
ard lee nnal ball "Wednesday night
and the occasion was one Of great IN
tArest Twenty fourth couples eSeeut
ed the difficuit and intricate evolution
OF the opening figure, which "aS ie'
Il by MIR John lizard, OF Roanoke presi
dent ~ the rnsi ball ana Miss Glady
Heald, oil Lynchburg. who was charm
ing in a sllken gown OF white carry
.E.T,r at
ladies In the opening figure wer
dresxed In white and carried Ameri
can Beauties
Following were the participants 1
the opening figure:
Mr. John lizard. of Roanoke Va
with Miss Gladys Head. ot Lynch
burg, Va. Mr. Muiford Slough, ship
penburg. Pa, with Miss Elizabet
cross. Lexington Va. Mr.. h.
Humphreys. Lexington. Va, with Mis-
Kitty Rogers, Lexington, Va. Mr. /
A. Hahn, Chattanooga, Tenn Wit
Miss Jane Walter. stanton, Va, MI
j. Ii. Saunders. Suffolk. Va. with Mis-
Laura Etheredge. Suffolk. Va. Mr..
L. Potter Haymakertown, Va. wit
Miss Louise Richardson, Richmond
Va. Mr.. Devall Gwathmey. Norfolk
Va, with Miss Caroline Preston, Lex
inEton. Va. Mr.. r. h. Lamberton, Eel
Roanoke. Va. Mr.. G. r Burks, Ack
erman, Miss, with Mics Belle Dan
xerfieid, Alexandria. Va; Mr.. ID. L
Earwood. B..kiey ". Va. with Mis-
Charlotte Clark. Lynchburg. Va, MI
e.. n. Biackford. Bardane, w. Va
with Mise Elizabeth Brooke. Norfolk
Va. Mr.. X. n. Straosel. Louisville
Ky. with Miss Agnes Patton. Licking
ton. Va, Mr.. O W Richardson. Pied
mont w Va. with Miss Feide Lee
Lynchburg. Va; Mr. Walter l.. Hood
Birmingham. Ala, with Miss Mar
lizard, Roanoke. Va; Mr.. John a
Young Gallup. n. Mex. with Mis-
Cham berlain Washington. Il. c.; Nj
w. A. Mcdonald. Cincinnati. Ohit
with Miss Jennie Head. Lynchburt
Va. Mr.. W. r. Pipes. Clinton. La
with Miss Elizabeth King. jackson
vile. Fla; Mr.. r. q. Thach, Birming
ham. Ala, with Miss May Thach
Birmingham. Ala; Mr. John l.. Camp
bell. Jr.. Lexington. Va. with Mis-
Crane. Fort Smith, Ark; MIR. G. 7
Hopkins. Atlanta. Ga. with Mis-
Corinne Jones. Lynchburg, Va; MI
Max Meadors, Homer. La. with Mis-
Sarah Barker. Bristol, Tenn: Mr. n
X. Smart, Chattanooga. Tenn, witt
Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Denver. Col.
Mr. J. r. Clark, Bedford City, Va
with Miss Elizabeth Eward, Bedfor,
City. y, ,..,
The ball was opened q little befer