The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-14
Society

the annual business meeting OF the
woman's Club. which was held Nom
day afternoon In the club pariors,
when officers for the ensuing year
were elected ana annual reports made.
Miss Clare GuiiIaume and Miss
Virginia Peasants were secretaries for
the meeting. and MRS. II. A. samp-
son was Judge Of elections. Mrs.
Preston Cooke, Mrs. s. w. Travers
and Mrs John Southall acted as
Ieilers, and the pages were Misses
Mary Ayiett,. Evelyn Stiles. Rena
diaxebrook and Mamie Baughman.
Mrs. Moses ID. Hoge was elected
president of the club. and other off,
] GERS chosen were: Mrs. w. G.. Stan
ard, first vice-president: Mrs. John 8.
Munce. second vice-president; Miss
Claire Guillaume, secretary and treas
urer. Mrs G. NJ. Terrell, correspond
ing secretary
The reports were highly gratifying
and gave brief resume OF the clubs
activities during the past year. New
members elected to the board were:
Miss Jane rutherford, Mrs. w. T..
Robins, Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. Moses
u. Ioge and Mrs. Lewis II. Blair.
The Gibsons Entertain.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, OF
Washington, who are well known here,
have an enviabie reputation for their
unique entertainments. The Washing
ton Post OF Tuesday has the following
item of iaterest concerning them:
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Gibson en-
tertained at surprise party at the
Playhouse last night as Joint ccle-
bration OF their birthdays. Mr.. Glib
sons being yesterday and Mrs. Glib
sons tomorrow. A theatre party
preceded the entertainment at the
Playhouse, which began with vaude-
vile and ended with a dance. Miss
corinne Parker, OF New York, gave
French songs. followed by several
Scotch dances in costume, and negro
ministries. The guests were the Post
master-General. Countess Alexandra
Won Bernstorff, Count Pourtsles. Mr.
and Mrs. Strive, Miss May Miss Ce-
ella May. Mr.. Robert Bacon, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. u. s. Grant, Mr.. and
Airs. Murray Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Westcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Lean, MIR, Gist Blair, Miss Souther-
land. Miss Aldrich, Miss Mcmillan,
Mr.. van -Neede. Mr.. Bonaparte. MIR.
Fertescue. Mr.. HUI. MIR. Merriam, Mr.
Ellis and Mr.. Basil Miles.
supper followed the entertain
ment which, in turn, was followed by
dancing.
At the Tea Room.
Though spring seems rather shy this
year. and has hidden her face since
her initial debut for 1911. the bright
flowers and the charming little parties
ut the tea room in the palm garden
OF the Jefferson each afternoon are
evidences that she has arrived. how
ever cynical one may be that the
years at the spring. The hostesses
at the tea room "Wednesday afternoon
win be Mrs Hiram Smith and Miss
Posie Meredith.
Wisc--Ncy.
A marriage OF unusual beauty was
solemnlzed Monday afternoon at 1870
o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Sey. of Harrisonburg. when their
daughter. Miss Olga Neg. became the
bride of Mr.. Clarence Wise of st.
Louis, Mo. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Schwanefeid, of
Bethel Synagogue. The wedding at
tracted a large number OF guests
from Virginia and Maryland cities.
The parlor OF. the New home was
beautifully decorated in pink and blue
The bride. who WAS attired In lovely
gown Of brown messaIine and who
carried Brides roses, was given away
by her father. while the groom was
accompanied ny his uncle, Mr.. Her
man Wise.
Beautifully dressed in mink ana h,ua
and carrying pink roses. the four lit
tie flower girls presented a charming
scene. They were Misses Miriam Ney,
sister OF the bride. Katie. Helen and
Blanche Ney. all niepes OF the bride.
The ring-bearer. Miss Nadai,ne
Stearn. OF Norfolk. was dressed in
white. Mira Albert Ney. the matron
of honor. wore a charming gown of
white marauisette over white satin.
Miss Carrie Ney, a sister of the bride.
played IIohengrfn's march. which was
sung hy Misses Pearl and Virginia
Loewner, who were dressed in mink
and white respectively. Miss Sey wore
white net over mink satin.
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