The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-27
Society

gave their AnuNAl liant and reception
in homer of the Deep Ran Hunt Club.
Those riding were Mr, Harvey Sc
ward, Nj ?, IL, Na Christine; Mr..
veyaace. NJ y X $ydnrr, whip, on
the Quaker. MI. l. J. Hartley. whip.
on Set Back. Mr.. Armon& Young. on
Overland: Mr. J ". Graves. atSh-
spire Miss WarfVt3 CruniSslaN, on
Her Grace. Miss Am RSysi ON Black
Sox: Dr. j. w White. on iron Prince.
Mr.. Miller. on WcstehssJer, Mr., f.. u.
Harris, on Gates Mr.. :. N GrvSn.
on Woods Lightning Mr. LeUros
Johns, on Dynamite. Nenie, On
/ Touchwood.
Among those at tho reception and
dance following the hunt were Mrs.
! Walter Hubbard, Mrs. ormond Young,
j Mrs. Henry Darlington. Mrs. J.. II.
I Young. Miss Nell Syduor Miss Mary
Crenshaw. Miss kafherin" Gum. Miss
I Nell Christian, Misses Marie and Ro-
sale Itarwood, Miss Anne Keith Roy
all, Miss Josephine Elicit. Miss War
/ field Crenshaw, Miss Phronsie Pc
gram, Misses Mary and Annie Tray
! Tor, Walter Hubbard, Ormond Young.
! Henry Darlington. Henry Ca mfywv
! Henry Carrington, James W. Graves,
H. Clifford Miller. William Trigg,
Fontaine Jones. j. Il. Harwood. l.. d.
Young Dr j. A. White George Har
ris, James Augustine. Frank Hin. Il.
! 3. Sydnor, Messrs Henry, Lang
I horne. Harris and DR. Hopkins,
In Honor OF Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. r. II. Elicit was hostess at
beautiful luncheon Saturday at her
home, so7 West Franklin street, in
| honor of Mrs. Garnet Andrews. who
/ is from Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Ell
| lett's former home State. The rooms
We're attractively arranged with
| palms, American Beauty roses and
swectpeas. Wherever possible the
| decoration of sweetpeas was charm
ingly carried out in the refreshments
/ Mrs. Elicit wore ii handsome gown
! of black Chantilly lace and cut jet
over white taffeta, and received with
| Mrs. Andrews. who was gowned in
gray messaline with trimmings of
rare point de Venice lace. The guests
numbering sixteen, included Rich
mond friends ef AIRS. Andrews.
| Wedding of Interest.
An event Oh much interest In So
cioty circles viii lie the marriage
TUESDAY evening at the old Bruton
church in Williamsburg, Va, Of Miss
Martha Lane and MIR. Grover Ashton
DovelI. OF Charlottesville.
The matron OF honor will be the
brides step-mothor. Mrs. l.. w.
Lane, Jr. Her maid of honor will be
Miss Virginia Peachy, and the brides
maids viii be Misses LuCie Lamb,
Mary Wilson and Lucretia DE Jar
nette, If Norfolk: Miss Agnes Terrell
and Miss Ruby Munger, of Birming
ham, Ala, and Miss Dorothy -kinkaid,
OF Annapolis. Mr. Cecil Stevens OF
richmond, is to be best man, and
the ushers are the groom's Brother.
| MaGGrz llnNaiI nf G. h1Tinf \ i'll q
George Hawkins, of Richmond
James Christian. of Williamsburg
Don Campbell and Mr.. Dolly, of Char
lottesville
tinal Dcbutantc Party.
The dcbutantes, who have been the
center OF attraction and OF 50 many
handsome entertainments during the
season now nearing It's end VIII have
d final debutante party at the
Country Club on Tuesday. This party
which viii be a bridge luncheon, vii
ae attended by all OF the buds of tho
season, numbering ABOUT twenty-fv,
=. and viii he very attractive with deco
.'ations, spring flowers, which are al
ways SO fresh and pretty and whict
= Dice but one regret TO the debutant'
| | neart in that they bring in their trait
| / ,hc Icntcn season, when one must alb
| stain from all things worldly"
! Leaves For Charleston.
| Miss Sallie Carr Caperton, %
| ( Nharleston, ". Va, who has beer
| / spending some time in Richmond q,
] he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. Il. Caper
i .on on Harrison street will leave fol
ner home in West Virginia Monda.
4 evening. Miss Caperton and littl,
Miss Lena Caperton were the week
| end guests of Miss Eleanor Mont
gomery at her home in Hano, Ell
| county.
liostcsscS at the Tea Room.
With the advent of Lent, ushered II
, by Wednesday of this week. one o
the most charming customs of Rich
mond society viii be resumed whei
+ the Girls club assumes charge OF tn.
/ team room at the jefferson hotel Fo
several years, the Girls cub has con
Quoted the team room for charita bl
purposes, and it has grown to be n
attractive gathering place for smar
II socfyyS.r Ms "fl1ey l'asSed up FrankIii
street to and from the church ser
vices.
=. The hostesses for the afternoon O
each week viii he: Monday, Mrs
Edward c. Mayo and Miss Mabe
= Walker: Tuesday. Mrs Robert tabeI
i and Miss Ella Buck: Wednesday. Mrs
Hiram Smith and Miss Posie Mere
=, dith. THURSDAY, Mrs John HAYES an,
" Mrs William Rutherford, FRIDAY
a Miss Evelyn Gordon and Mrs, Stuar
y Hume; Saturday, Miss Nellie Temp
= kins and Miss Marion Harris.
Tc Entertain Senior Glass.
! The Alumnae Association of tn
Womans College win Informally en-
= terrain the senior class of the cotieg
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to o'clocl
. in the college parlors.
! Miss Beverley Entertained,
I Miss Fanny Beverley, of Bland
field Essex county. who IL the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Beverley +
: Ginter Park. was the guest of homo
: Friday evening, when MIR. and Mr.,
- Beverley entertained at their hom,
= The small tables, at which suppe
was served. and the rooms were pret
a | lilly decorated in red and white flow
| ers.
Engagement announced.
, MIR. and Mrs, Franklin Emmett
Topping, of Amburg. Middlesex coun
+ ty, announce the engagement of thei
! daughter. Miss Ethel May Topping
10 Mr.. William Wyatt E'olkes. %
! Richmond. the marriage to take plac
, at Amburg in April.
: Mrs. S. Parker Marston. of New
. port News, has issued cards for
: linen shower to be given at her HON
on Twenty eighth street next F'rida
! afternoon in honor of Miss Topping
For Mrs. Waddill.
Says a Norfolk paper:
, Mrs. Percy s. Stephenson enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon Satur