The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-18

gustine. Mr.. Stubbs, Carl walker, Mr..
Cali. Harry Elicit. James Dunlop.
Thomas Neal and Lloyd Taylor.
Cards Out for Luncheon.
Mrs. Frederick W. Scott has cards
out for q buffet luncheon at her home
on West Franklin street on February
2S.
Peck--auchanan.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Gordon
Buchanan. daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
Ferguson Buchanan, to Mr. William
Tompkins Peck win be quietly ceie-
brated Saturday evening at 8 O'CLOCK
at the home of the bride, S West Cary
street. The house VIII be decorated
in palms and white flowers and the
ceremony will be performed by DIR.
Russell Cecil.
The bride will be gowned In white
satin and win carry a bouquet of lies
Of the valley Her oniy attendant VIII
be her sister. Miss isabella Gibson
Buchanan, as maid of nonor. She win
wear n charming frock of pale blue
inessaline and will carry an arm bou-
uuer of roses. Mr.. James Cleiand, OF
Lynchburg. will be the pest man.
Mr.. Peck and his bride will leave
Immediately after the ceremony for
Southern trip. They will be at
horne In Lynchburg, Va. after March
10.
The Hardy Annual
1.-THE Hardy Annual" which Is one
of the most delightful features given
each year ht the Woman's Club, will
make it's appearance for 1911 on Mon
day afternoon, March 6. Mrs. James
u Durham is the editor in chief and
will be assisted by a most capable
staff A large contingent of club MEM
bers are present eacn year when the
Hardy Annual Is given than on al
most any other occasion during the
year The various features of the club
newspaper have become permanent
ways bright and musing, spraling with
wit and humor.
Miss Minors Class Recital,
Miss Zelle Minors piano class held
their February meeting Friday after
noon in her studio, AT II IL North
Third street. Misses Bessie Anglia.
Elsie Hilton, Annie bunker and Lucy
Willis divided the honors In the sig
nature contest
The program was very attractive
and exceedingly we'll given. the Sc
lections being: An Old-Tine Melody,
Miss Rietta FERGUSON. In the Swing.
a reverie. by Miss JUNE Jones; waltz
by Gurlitt and Polonaise by kullak,
Miss Bessie Anglin; Hardy Norseman
and the Return, by Gurlttt, Miss Mar
garet Davenport; The NH. by Joseffy
and La Cinquataine. by Gabriel Marie.
Miss Lucy Williams: The Happy
Wanderer. by Jensen, Miss Mabel Wat
kins; waltz, B Minor. by Chopin. Miss
Lucy Willis; Serenata, by Moskow
ski, and second waltz. by GODDARD Miss
Annie bunker: Prelude, by Heller:
Noeturne, by Chopin; Valse LENT and
Pizzivate, Sylvia Ballet. by Deiibes.
Miss Isle Hilton.
Mrs. BoSher to Address the Club.
Next weeks program at the Wom
ans Club promises to be particularly
attractive, with an address Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Charles @. Bosh-
er on THE Chateaux and Castles of
Old Touraine." Mrs. Bosher spent a
part of last summer motoring through
France. and her literary ability viii
give additional interest to her relation
OF Touraine's picturesque structures.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Dam
lei viii meet her literature class.
Lecture at Woman's Club.
George n Plimpton. well-known
man of letters and secretary of the
executive board of Columbia Uniyer-
sity. viii lecture at the Woman's Club
this evening at $50 o'clock on Ed
ucation in Shakespeare's Time" Each
club member Is privileged to invite a
gentleman escort for this occasion.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Munro. OF
Dallas. Tex. have announced the en-
gagementsaf their daughter. Mlsa Elsz-7
abeth Munro, to Mr.. Marion Butt
Warren, formerly OF this city. but
now of Austin, Tex. Mr.. Warren Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rice
Warren, of this city. and his mar
riage. which will take place in Eas-
ter week. will be of much interest to
his many friends here.
ST. Johns Circle.
J, ST., JONAS, Circle Of Kings Daugt'-
ters will meet Monday afternoon at
S:3o o'clock at the home OF Mrs. r.
d. Garcin. 261s East Broad street. A
fun attendance Is requested. as this
is the last meeting before the circles
annna, entertainment. which VIII take
place on February "a at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Billups.
Miss Hart Attends Gard Party.
r SAYS a. Norfolk paper: s,r..s.y.,. ~
Mrs. Lewis Webb entertained Thurs
day afternoon at most enjoya BILE
card party at her home In Boissevain
avenue. Five hundred was played and
the first prize was won by Miss Eva
Bowden. The consolation. an Irish
rett. Those enjoying Mrs. webb's
hospitality were Mrs. Earnest p. Lea.
Mrs. Julian Cranberry. Mrs. George
Roper, Mrs. Lawrence Page, Mrs J,
Boynton, Mrs. Ciaud Garrett, Mrs.
William Bryant. Misses Grace Raw
lings. Mary Lou and Frances Hog
gard. Eva Bowden. Aline Kelly. Doro-
thy Hart. OF Richmond: Hazel and
Edna Garrett and Helen and Blanche
Webb.
Play Postponed.
The play. Mrs. Bob" which was To
have been given on February % by
the In the Service OF the King Circle
OF Kings Daughters, has been post
poned until March I.
Personals ...s....,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow and
little daughter Margaret who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Glasgowss
father. Mr.. John p Branch, for the
past several months. have sailed from
New York for their home In London.
Miss Evelyn williams. of this city,
Is the guest of friends In Norfolk.
Miss Fife Branch and Miss Franc es
Scott are spending some time in New
York, attending grand opera.
Misses Katherine Sinton. Mary
Saunders and Rosalie Valentine have
gone to Brooklyn. n. Y. ito spend q
week or more with Mrs. w. A. A.
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