The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Society

The closing musicale of the wo-
mans Club for this season will be
given in the John Marshall High
School auditorium Monday evening at
$40 O'Clock. Mrs. E. A. Hoen Ia
chairman of the musicale, in which
Mrs Walter G. Mercer. soloist. and
the Richmond Philharmonic Orches-
ira, conducted by Mr.. w. Henry Ba-
ker, will take part. Admission will be
by cards. which may be procured at
the club, by club members, each of
whom is entitled to invite two guests.
The program has been arranged as
follows:
Selections from 'I1ohengrin" Wagner
Chanson d etc. ..............B Baker
la Norwegian Dance. No. O.. .Greig
tb) Pizzicatto Serenade. Baker
tc) Scarf Dance .Chaminade
Songs ...... Mrs Walter c. Mercer
Jupiter symphony ......... Mozart
First movement)
March from 'Leonore symphony"
RAN
Selections from Faust" ... Gounod
Mrs. Cox Is Honored.
Mrs. William Ruffin Cox is spend
ing several days In Washington, u.
g., where She is being extensively en-
-
clio Massachusetts avenue. in honor
OF Mrs. Cox on Friday. when the other
guests we're Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe.
Mrs. Richard knickcrbocker Tyler.
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery Share
and Miss Woodwards house guest,
Miss Belle Perkins. of Richmond
Mrs. r.. +. Andrews will be at home
This afternoon from to at her res
idence, 1882 Sixteenth street, when
her guests are asked to meet Mrs
Iox. Mrs Andrews recently spent
several days In Richmond as the
guest OF Mrs. Cox. and during her
visit presented portrait of Lord Del
aware to the Virginia Society OF Co
1onial Danes.
sorority Dinner.
Members OF the Phi Phi Delta Su-
r Ferity of the Weman's College held
their annual dinner Friday evening al
the Jefferson Hotel, Miss Marion
forbs, of the faculty. acting as chap
eron. The table was beautifully de-
corated with Liberty roses. the soror-
lty colors. red and white, character
i@ing the details of the dinner. Toasts
were responded To as follows: Miss
Pearl keontz, acting AS toastr, aster.
The Chaperon." Miss Barbee; Past,
Present and Future Miss Smith;
The Present" Miss Lois Quisenher-
~; The Future, Miss Hathaway.
The Coiors." Miss Villa: The jet
terson." Miss Mildred Woodward.
richmond" Miss Madeline Pryor.
These present were Miss Pearl
koontz. Luray, Va; Miss Eliza Smith.
Madison. Va. Miss Madeline Pryor
and Miss Stewart Pryor, Chester. s.
T., Miss Lois Quisen berry and Miss
GLADYS ouisenberry. Hinton, w. Va.
Miss Mildred Woodward and Miss
Mary Woodward, West Point Va.
Miss Margaret Hathaway, White
slime. Va; Miss Helen Vincent. F.rn
poTta, Va. Miss Iettie Abel, Chester.
:. q, Miss inez Palmer. West Point
Ma Miss Lucy Villa, Lignum Va
Miss Florence fleming. Winchester
Na.. Miss Eva Barbee. Spring Hope,
y. {.
.inter Park CotilIion.
4he Ginter Park Cotiluon Club
gave most delightful dance Friday
evening In the Clutter Park hail. A
number OF the younger set, with
whom the monthly cotillions of tho
cup are very popular. We're present.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sutton. Mr.. and
Mrs Terrell and MIR. and Mrs. Law
ton trutchteid were the ehaperous.
Aiumni Meeting and Reception.
Mach interest Is being aroused in
tHe ttlgh school Alumni Association.
rs the time for the annual meeting
draws near, which takes place this
year on June 10. After a short bust
n"ss meeting there will be an address
10y the Hon. John Garland Pollard
Soloists VIII be Miss Della Ogiivie and
MIR Floyd Reams. Other musical
numbers VIII DO furnished by the
sign school orchestra and chorus.
foito~ins this entertainment a re-
N"ption and dance will be rendered the
class Of lsil. II is hoped that every
aiumnus OF the school who is in reach
OIL the city Will be present at This
meeting Quite "a number of nom
residents have already signinea their
intention of attending, and Certainty
*Nefy high school pupil living in the
N't4 shon!u sho" mis- loyalty by his
presence.
-s-e. Persons eligible for rr,ombershi mir,
TINS association are urged not to de-
lay sending their names and dues IN
Inc treasurer. Mr.. Alvin Hutzler, Mu-
tual building
Whist Tournament
me May card tournament viii be
played at the Woman's Club -nex,
harsday evening with. enEspass ~ hist
as the game. This will be tbs. las,
tournament IN the series of laIo-Is1f
which have been among the most at
Haetve affairs of the season.
Engagement Announsxgi
Among the prominent engagemants
recently announced is that of Niss
Ella {, jackson. OF Richmond. to Mr.
Donald ), Harrison, OF Danville TIA
announcement was made at a lunch
con given by Mrs Hawson W. Cole M
her residence IN Danville on weanes.
Gay by little Miss Lavalitte Cole. pre-
senting the bride elect with a pair NJ
bridal slippers. The table. at which
covers were laid for the guests. was
arranged with decorations in Rrid.
roses. lilies of the valley and s,niIax
Tiny slippers with bows of tulle and
orange blossoms marked the places
Mrs. Cookies Book
Richmond friends Of Mrs. f.ucfen
Cooke. OF Roanoke. Va, are looking
forward with interest TO the publica-
ton OF her book, BY Paths in Dixie
next month. by r. j.. Dutton & Co.
The Introduction to the book has
heen written by Harry Stilwell Ed
wards. Georgia writer OF Southern
stories, and the illustrations are also
by southern man, Mr.. Duncan Smith
fthe portrait painter and iilustrator),
whose father Is the well known and
beloved DIR. Francis H. Smith of the
University of Virginia, and In a
grandson of the Harrisons and RAN
dolphs. OF Virginia.
The most fattering opinions of the
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