The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Miss Sadie Wakefield, of 1920 Ven
able street entertained at a linen show
er Thursday night In honor OF Miss
BERTHE Gordon Davis. whose marriage
to MIR. Raymond Nielsen will be the
society event of next week. The house
was prettily decorated in yellow and
green, and with the soft glow of many
lights presented n beautiful sceene.
Suspended from the chandelier was a
huge parasol. whose silken cord was
drawn by the bride elects sister, Miss
Corinne Davis. The BRIDE elect was
literally "showered" by the fluttering
bits of dainty linen that descended
upon her. happy reminder OF her
friends loving thought and interest.
Miss Davis was gowned In yellow ehif
fon over taffeta, which accentuated her
already charming personality. Dainty
refreshments were served in the din
ingroom. after which the guests de-
parted, wishing the bride much happi-
ness In her welded life. The follow
ing guests were present: Misses Alise
Wakefield. Elsie Pendleton Marian
dleton. Nellie Smith, Louise Wakefield.
May Washer, Sara Carpenter, Nellie
Wakefield. Miss Kaufelt. Miss CARRIER.
Lille Nielsen, Edith Nielsen. Allie
Evans, Frayser Evans, Louise Kelly,
Jennie Peay, Roxie Beville. Corinne Da-
Wis. and Mesdames F1ossie Davis. Ag
mes Crowder. Burruss. George Wake
field. J. f. Davis, A. r. Wakefield, T.
b. Pendleton, Charles T. Wakefield and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alders. of Camden,
n. j., and others.
Mrs. BERTHE Jenkins of sl1 North
Twenty seventh street, who has been
quite sick. Is able to be up again.
Mrs. James W. Wiltshire, OF Lynch
burg, is visiting her brother Mr..
Thomas Mussen, of 420 North Thirty
fourth street.
Mr.. 8. b. Bass and mother. of 331o
East Broad street. left yesterday for
Prince Edward county TO attend the
funeral of Mr.. Carter, who Is MIR. Bass
brother law
Miss Lima Huckstep, of King Will
liam. Is spending some time with her
brother. Mr. James Huckstep. of 71s
North twenty street.
Mrs. J. G.. Kidd. of 292s East Clay
street is recovering from severe at
tack of infiammatory rheumatism.
DR. George Gay and a consulting
specialist have decided that Earle New.
of I'LL North Twenty seventh street,
is suffering from hookworm. So far as
is known, IL is the first case Of this
new disease which has appeared in
Richmond.
Miss Maud Reed and. Miss Lima
Huckstep spent Sunday at Atlee. Han
over county. the guest of their cousin,
Mrs. George Hall,
Mrs. ]. A. Barron has returned from
the country. where she visited rela
tives and friends.
Mr.. Foster Deyo, of New York, who
attended his fathers funeral at III
North Twenty street VIII re-
main in the city several weeks, the
guest OF relatives and friends.
MIR. While Grasswitt, OF 25i5 East
Grace street, is reported in a dying
condition from consumption.
Little Miss Lizzie Kay. daughter OF
Mr.. George Kay, OF TIs North Twenty
tifth street, has been sick several days.
Miss Harriet Crew. OF 271s East
Franklin street, has left the city. to
visit friends In Powhatan county.
Mr.. Charles Phillips. of 1906 NJ street.
is very sick with blood poison and
rheumatism.
Miss Nettie Smith, of s04 North
Twenty seventh street, who has been
very i'll at the Memorial Hospital. with
pneumonia. is improving very rapidly.
Mr. John Schermerhorn stood the
operation, which was performed on
him at the Retreat Tuesday. very well.
Hopes of his ultimate recovery are
now entertained.
Mrs. Harry Oliver, of Providence
Forge, is visiting her tather-m-iAW 81
his home 1906 f Broad street
Misses Allie and Erayser Evans of
sos North Twenty fourth street, VIII
entertain their friends informally this
evening In honor of Miss Fraysers
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pope Dahney,
now of Portland. Oregon, are on visit
to their mother. Mrs. l.. NJ. Dabney, at
her residence, 17l-2 Twenty ninth
street.
The Northside Orchestra viii be the
attraction tonight at the Bazaar De-
ing held at Leigh Street Baptist church.
All Of the booths are being well patroh-
ICED, but the home made candies seem
to be In the bad. Last night the West
End Angels gave a very enjoyable pro-
ST Johns Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet Monday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. with Mrs. b. A. Hord'
2300 Z. Broad street