The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-25
Society


Club Saturday. and a number OF out
of-town visitors were entertained !
The club was gayer than IL has been
since the annual summer exodus be-
gan, and was PRETTY decorated with
Toidenrod and ferns Roses OF diff
ferent colcrs with candles shaded in Z
corresponding tints decorated the ia
HES. Among those entertaining were
Mrs Frank Powers. Miss Adams, Mrs
Everett Waddey. Mrs s. r. Beye- I
ridge and Mrs Valentine
Visiting at Berry iIil"
MIR. aud Mrs, \. r. Carter. Of t1ol .
West Franklin street, and their I
daughter. Miss Gertrude Garter, are 4.
spending the early autumn at Der
~ Hi" in Orange county They
Will return to Richmond later in the F.
autumn when Miss Carter. VINO IS
enc Of the most charming girls IN .
the younger set, viii be presented 10
Richmond society.
We'd on November 8,
Wednesday, November \, has been
set as the date for the marriage 81 .
Miss Mary lie Grand Douah oe. daugh
ter Of State Auditor S a Donahoe, .
to Mr. Fairfax Shield MrCandlish.
whose engagement has recently been .
announced. The wedding VIII he a +
lsading event az the late autumn. ON
ing To the prominence II the fami- /
lies Of both the bride and groom
elect.
Thomna-Robinstsn.
Cards have been issued 10 the mar
riage Of Miss Rosalic Waller Robin /
son ard Mir Charles Lee Thomas. the
wedding Go be celebrated ut ! o'clock /
Wednesday afternoon, October II.
until recently Miss Robinson was
supervising teacher cf tho shorthand
department OF SmithdeRi College, and
Was unusually popular with the fac
uitv and students of that institution
She is author Of Smhhdeafs Manual
Of Photography an exceedingly
clever arrangement Of Pitman short
hand Mr. Thomas ia the third son
OF Mrs s r. Thomas. OF Louisa a.
lie ia travelling salesman ter NJ
IlesshtrR wholesale leather dealers
OF this city.
Move so New York.
Mr. and Mrs j. Turner Hau1Nn
ard their son. Mr. James Hamlin, OK
Richmond, have gone to New YORK
where they viii make their future
home They have taken an apart
ment at 1o4 West Sesenty-foarth
street Mrs, Haxnlin Is daughter
Of General Thompson Brown. OF
this city. and Ia a relative or Mrs
William W, Ford, president OF the
Southern cub. of Whits Plains. y. y.
At Bedford Springs, Pa
Mrs, George A. Smith. Of this city,
md her sister Jaw. Mrs !. +. as-
Tor. OF Henderson. Y. G.. who have
been sojeurning In the White noun
tains New Hampshire. for some
time past, have now gone To Bedlora
Springs Pa The latters two chil-
areu. Miss Mary Katherine TAYLOR
ard Master JaCquenn Erasmus IaE-
Tor. and maid, are at Waldene.
MONTGOMERY county, Md.
Approaching Marriages.
Mr., and Mira James +. Watson. OF
Charleston. w. Va. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Nary knowslar Watson. to MIR, Frank
Rhodes simpson, OF Front Royal. va.
The wedding win take place at La
Grange. the residence Of the brides
parents. on October lS'
Mrs Henry Green Mullins has fs-
sued invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter, Nell 70 Lieutenant
Rfchard Stearns Dodson. coast artil-
lery corps. United States army, on
the evening OF "Wednesday. October
4 at O'Clock at MartinsYille. Va
Miss Mullins il prominent IN VIZ
glnia society, az is Lieutenant bod
son. who is the son or Mr.. and Mrs
L. A Dodson. Of Norfolk
Invitations have been received IN
this city for the marriage Of Miss
Louise Coyington, daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs Milton c CovinRton. Of
Richmond. KY, 20 Mr. G. Hasbrouck
Haynes, OF New York. The wedding
VIII he celebrated on the evening Of
October I in the First Christian
church IN Richmond. KY. and will
be social event OF wide interest
deception To Bridal Party.
One of the most beautiful recep-
tons OF the early fall was given Fri
day evening at tho spacious home Of
MIR 7, Eiwood Tragic First avenue.
Highland Park. by Mrs, Harry Dillon
in honor of the recent return OF her
brother. Mr.. r. Elwood Tragic. and
bride (nee Luck) from their bridal
trip To Europe. Those receiving We're
MIR. and Mrs Tragic. Mr., aud Mrs
Harry Dillon Fraultin Maraarete
Luck. OF Lady Jane Grey school,
Hinghamton, y. y, and Mr., Irving
Tragic Jr.. nephew Of the groom
Mrs. Tragic wore beautiful Partisan
empire gown OF white chiffon with
Persian border. trimmed in blue veil
Vet and pearl beads
The parlors, library and halls were
decorated with smilax, goldenrod and
large bowls Of pink and white roses
The sweet strains Of music by Pro
fessor Thiiow's stringed orchestra
Fruit punch was served in the din
Ing room by Mrs. Edgar Allen. Of
Washington, assisted by Misses Alma
Vaughan and Grace Webb. from a cut
glass bowl, one Of the many bridal
presents
Refreshments were served by Misses
Cross, Vaughn. Ensow. Tiner
sprafly Starke and Allen, who were
Very quantity dressed in Dutch cos
t1rnes 4t'
Noticeable among the bridal pres.
ents received was handsome tapes-
try painting % a Moorish girl. life size
painted and given by Mr. Harry
Dillon.
large number Of guests we're
present not only filling the parlors
and halls, but many promenadinR on
the verandas and lawn which was
Beautifully lighted by Japanese Ian
terms. Among the guests invited
were
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. Orpin, Mr.. and Mrs. kaempf
MIR. and Mrs W. w, Tiller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wingheld. Mr. and Mrs.
William Spratley. Mr.. and Mrs. F. y
Mason Mr.. and Mrs. Enslow, Mr.. and
Mrs. SPOTS. Mr.. and Mrs Henry. MIR.
and Mrs, Tanner, Or and Mrs Kuyk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ed. Schaener. Mrs Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiley, Mr..
and Mrs. Nawter. MIR. and