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

tanning a number OF disting1Iished
guests for the week end. The Countess
de. Buisseret and Sir Robert and Lady
iiadfield arrived from Washington
Friday afternoon at 2:s5 and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams and Miss
Adams, of Massachusetts, wifi arrive
later in the evening. Mr.. Anderson
Will give a handsome dinner at his
home. Az West Franklin street, Fri.
day evening In honor of these guests,
and on Saturday morning. the AT.
torney- General of the United States
and Mrs. Wickersham; the Belgian
minister at Washington. the Count de
Buisseret and Mr.. Charles Francis
Adams viii reach Richmond and join
the party on a trip down James river.
Mr.. Anderson's dinner guests on
Friday evening will be the Countess
dc Buissert. wife OF the Belgian min
lister at Washington; Sir Robert and
Lady Hadfield. Of London; Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams and Miss
Adams, OF Massachusetts,; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Randolph Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. MIR. De Geer
and Mr.. Lilburn T, Myers.
The "Smithfiefd" OF the Old Do
minion line has been chartered for
the river trip of two days when
various places OF historical interest
will be visited. The party VIII leave
Richmond Saturday morning about 10
O'Clock. stopping at several places
along the river. including Shirley,
Westover. Brandon and Jamestown
and they will spend Saturday night at
Old Point On Sunday they will visit
Yorktown and probably Williamsburg
and such other places as the mem
bers of the party may desire to see.
Mr.. Andersons guests on the river
trip Will include: The Attorney-Gen-
eral of the United States and Mrs.
Wickershan, the Belgian Minister and
the Countess de Buisseret, Sir Robert
and Lady Hadheid, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams, Miss Adams.
Ex-Governor Montague, Mr.. and Mre.
Egbert G. Leigh. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
E. Randolph Williams. Mr.. Lilburn r.
Myers and possibly some others
To Go Abroad.
Miss Adele Williams will sail May
Goth by the White Star Line from Bos-
ton for tour abroad. Accompanying
Miss Williams will be Mrs. w. Beu
Davenport. Of this city, Miss Alice
Eager, OF New York; Misses Lilah Car
michael. Elise Krenson and L-aieah
Adams. Of Savannah. Ga. The party
will go first to Italy. and will later
vfsit Switzerland, Austria, Germany,
Holland. Belgium, Paris and London.
Chorus Fer Little Tycoon"
One OF the most fascinating features
Of the Little Tycoon" which will be
given by an amateur cast at the Acad-
envy on Monday and Tuesday nights is
the large chorus, which in these days
OF rehearsals gives evidence of splen-
did Tersichorean ability.
The members of the chorus are
Misses Robinette Bear. Belle Block.
Rebecca Bowman, Mildred Calesch,
Corinne Clark, Hannah Engelberg,
Sadye Engelberg, Helen Galeski, So
phie Galeski, Bette Gellnan, Annie
Gum, Minnie Hutzler Mary Kirsh
Virginia Levy, Alice Marcuse. Sadye
Marcuse, Agnes May. Dora London.
Sylvia May, Hannah May, Carlyn
Nachmsn, Floribel Rosenbaum, Marion
sterne. Bessie Straus Katherine
Trauerman, Phyllis Ullman, Claire
Levy. Catherine Walierstein. CIemence
garet wallerstein. Marion wailerstein,
Mildred Whitehul, Helen Whitlock.
Myra lander.
Messrs. Adrian Bendheirn. Gus Eze-
kiei. Henry Gunst, Howard May, Ross
Milhiser. Henry Oberdorfer, Maurince
Straus, Ivan Rosenbaum, Mitchell
Rosenfeid, Abe Shrader, Willie
Schwartz, Merton Rosenbau,n. Morris
Shefrerman. Henry Spfegel, Herman
Sterne. Gordon Straus, Sydney Well
man, Dave Wolfe, Aaron London, Roy
Eichei, Henry Stern. Ire Stern. Walter
d Nelson, Harold Calisch. Ben Open
helm. Horace Cans. Edward Cans. Hor-
ace Hillstern and Walter Galeski
Miss Brooke q Bridesmaid.
Miss Margaretta Brooke. OF Port
land. Ore, who has been spending the
season In Washington. will be a
bridesmaid at the marriage OF Mas
Dorothy Langfitt. daughter of Col
William c. Langfftt, U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Langfitt. TO Lieutenant Francis
Bowditch Wildly, Z. s. A. which takes
place at "Belleyiew," the residence of
the brides parents at Georgetown. on
May rs. Miss Brooke has visited In
Ricnpond several times during the
Past few months as the guest of Miss
Mary scarb9rougp. and was among
day german.
90 Entertained In Norfolk.
Mrs. Horace Halves, of this city,
who Is visiting Mrs. Tazewell Taylor
In Norfolk. is the recipient OF much
social attention. On Thursday after
noon she WAS. among the guests at
an attractive bridge luncheon of
twelve covers. at which Mrs. Henry
II. Little was hosteSa In addition
to Mrs. Halves. the guests were: Mrs.
Isaac Wake, Mrs. d. Lawrence Gro
ner. Mrs. Tazeweii Taylor. Mrs. Gustav
Friebua Mrs. Hugh W. Davis. Mrs.
Menalcus Landlord, Mrs. Guy Davis.
Mrs. Wallace Starke, Mrs. B. r. Ken
non. Mrs. Edward Baird and MIRA
George Goodridge.
Alumnac Luncheon ON May 81.
The annual luncheon given by the
Alumnae Association OF the Woman's
College will take place this year at
the Jefferson hotel on Wednesday,
May 81, at 2 o'clock. Plans for the
were made at meeting OF
the association Thursday afternoon.
when annual reports were read, off,
GERS elected and committees appoint
ed for the ensuing year, Mrs. ]. W.
Cammaek was made chairman of the
on arrangements for the
luncheon.
The officers who are elected for
the years will remain the same as
last year. their terms not having ex-
PRED. They are: Mrs. IS. II. Temple
FIRST vice-president: Mrs. Harvey
Brown, second vice-president; Miss
virgie Roberts. treasurer, and Mrs.
Madge Pattee. recording secretary.
The committees we're appointed as
tollows. Conference committee.
Misses Sara Starke. Sophie Galeski
and Belle Gayle: nominating COM
Miss Louise Thomasson, Ms.
Schulz and Miss Katharine Hart. re-