The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
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Society

i oOSAOSy
! For a number Of years Monday after
! moons al the Womans Club have played
a prominent part IN the intellectual and
social life of Richmond for the pro-
gram have been interesting. entertain
| ing and unique. The plans for the sea-
| son of 1911-1S12 are quite as conpre-
! hensive and as attractive as those OF
| former years, and the program in de-
| tail has many charming feature. Mrs.
| Lewis II, Blair is chairman of the pro-
gramme for Monday afternoons. and TO
| her is due much of the credit for the
credit for the attractive programmes
which viii be ready for distribution
| among the club members In a few days.
/ Infinite riches in a little room ls
/ the motto of the programme, which
hears on the cover the seal of the club
and its constant motto "Aspirous.
The programme in detail ia as follows;
November 6.-~Book reception: Chair
man, Mrs c. d. Wingfield.
November 13.--Musicale: Chairman,
| Mrs. a. 4. Guigon.
November 20.-3Art: Chairman, Miss
Adele Williams.
December 4-Subject: IAN audience
with the Pope" Chairman. Mrs. James
| Ware Durham.
december IS.-~SuDJeclf lie w ne
of a Genius" Speaker, DR.. II. A. Van
Landingham. Chairman, Mrs. John
Calvin MetcaIf
January philanthropy Speaker,
Miss Marie Blair; Chairman. Mrs. WI
liam A. Anderson.
| January 15.-Nirginia Day. Subject;
"Reminiscences OF Richmond" Speak
er. Mr.. Edward Y. Valentine; Chair
man. Mrs. Valentine
February b-MuEiCaIe. Chairman,
Mrs. A. b. Guigon.
February 19-Subjeet: "Tolstoi"
Speaker. DR.. John Calvin Metcalf;
Chairman. Mrs. William A. Crensnaw.
March 5.--fiardy Annual; Chairman
Miss Jean Ruffin Field.
March 12.--Annual Business Meet
ing.
March 1a--To Be Filled; Chairman,
Mrs Alexander Fl. Sands.
April 1.--Philanthropy.
April 15.-Subjeet: Women In the
East" Chairman. Mrs John Hart
Literature Class.-Subject: Great
Books of the Nineteenth Century and
Their Authors Chairman, Miss An
gusta 7. Daniel.
At the Country Club.
Society was not as well represented
so far as numbers are concerned as
usual at the country club on Saturday
evening. tho decrease being probably
ing and music on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings now ~ well as on sat
urday, and the crowd ~ divided. How
| ever. there were q goodly number VINO
motored out for while. and had dinner
at the small tables arranged on the
porches and terraces. and decorated
/ with pink flowers. ferns and pink and
green shaded lights. Among those at
the club were DR. and Mrs Douglas
| Nanderhoof, Miss Nanderhoof, or New
| York; DIR. and Mrs. Bruce Bowe Mr.
and Mrs Frank Powers. Mr.. and Mrs
George Warren. MIR. and Mrs. Pope
Nash. Mrs. Hamlin. Mr.. and Mrs
Witcher Klein. Mr.. and Mrs, w r..
Chalmers. Mrs. Fred Peasants, MIR
and Mrs. Anderson, Miss Cora Young
er. Miss Elizabeth Cooke. Misses Nc
Intyre. Mrs. j. w. Young Mr.. and Mrs.
William Todd. Richard Workman,
Horace Halves. Lewis Judkin. and Rob
ert Munford
Garden Party.
Mrs. w. II. Horton. Of Roanoke. has
issued Invitations for a garden party
TO be given at her country home
Nestle Brook Farm this afternoon
from 6 to I O'Clock IN honor OF her
house guests. Mrs. Evan X. Chester
, man. Miss Frayser and Miss Flnora
Chain. OF Richmond
Dance at Hot Springs.
The rush OF visitors fer August TO
the Virginia Hot Springs has begun
lat the Homestead, and al the dance
Saturday night the ballroom held the
largest gathering of the summer.
Among the number were Mr. and
Mrs. Clendenning J. Ryan OF New
York: General and Mrs. Edward L.
/ Meaney, Mr., Jesse J.. Eddy, Miss
Mildred Eddy and Mrs. James Eddy,
of Morrstown. Mrs. David Dunlop.
the Misses Mercer, Sarah. Hamilton
! and Mr.. Robert A. Hamilton. OF Pc
tersburg, Va; Misses Gladys ingalls,
Abbie Barnard and Lillian Wicker
sham, Mr., and Mrs. Edgar A. Bright
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross Todd and
Messrs. Archibald MeRae. Sholto
Walsh, c. G. Cordiii, Shannon Mea-
ney and Edgar Bright
Miss Lea Entertained.
Miss Marjorie Lea, who has been
visiting relatives at Elon College, r.
G., has gone to Greensboro, y. C.,
where she IL the guest or her cousin.
Miss Gertrude Lea. She is being
delightfully."- entertained. ami among
the affairs in. har homer is " neee;.-
ton which her hostess Will give this
evening.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and aIrs. Sam t'eldman, of
Nashville. Tenn. announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of their niece. Miss Minnie Feldman.
to Mr.. Samuel Budman. of this city.
Y'he ceremony Will take place In
Richmond on Sunday, August 8.
At Ocean View.
Among the guests registered at the
Cason cottage at Ocean View last
week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill,
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Vaughan, Miss Palmetto Crimes Miss
Emily Chadwick, of New York: Misses
Ruth and Corinne Eckelkamp, or st.
Louis, Misses Josie and Daisy Payne.
of Clifton Forge, Va; Mrs. Mary
Murrell. Miss Mary Appleton, Miss
Sue Brown, Miss Harris, Of Lynch
burg; Mrs. Laura Bigger. Miss Eu-
genia Bigger. Miss Katherine Tolker,
OF Chase City. Va. Mrs. j. w Foster,
Mrs. Henry Foster, Miss Willie Eos
ter, of Raleigh. n G., Miss Ardent
Skinner. Miss WooGham, Of Bishop
vile, $. c.. Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Hat
cher. Miss Hatcher, Miss Gregory.
Misses Madge and Madeline Domin-
ici, Mr.. r, A. Fletcher, Mr.. G.. W.
Lawson and son. of Richmond; Mrs.
. Kate Malone. Mr. and Mrs. G.