The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-18
Society

Mrs. Goldon Wallace and Mrs.
Samuel Gordon Wallace have sent out
invitations for a luncheon on the az
ternoon Of January rs. at . O'Clock.
At her home. '.Elserslie." on the Cary
Street road
Tuesday German.
Mr.. Henry Hetchkiss dancing with
Mes Hotchkiss. led the german Tues
day evening when the Tuesday Ger
man Club gave its second dance OF the
season. Palms and pink roses deco
rated the ball room of the Masonic
Temple which was gay with the at
tractive frccks and bouquets of the
young society girls. Baskets OF rose
buds and candles. shaded in silver
and pink, ornamented the tables In
the dining room. Patronesses for the
evening Included Mrs. r. Carter Scott,
Mrs James u. Patton, Mrs. Henry
tfotchkiss, Mrs. Henry Landon Ca
bell. Mrs. Horace Halves and Mrs
Nelson steele.
Those dancing were Misses Credilla
Miller. OF Baltimore. Frances Effin-
ger of Staunton; Taerese Nurney, Of
Suffolk: Ttwles. OF the University OF
Virginia. Fanny Tyler Nirgie Tyler.
Mary Chalmers, Della Davenport
Zayde Branch, Fanny Carter Scott
Emma Clarke, Dorothy Christian. Al
Ice Nelson, Mary and Anne Trayior
Garlic Minor. Charlotte Bemiss, Let
tice Woodward. Nora Randolph, En-
ma Gray White. Edith Donnan. Car
RE Wade, Rosalie Valentine. Annie
Laurie Haynes. warfield Crenshaw,
Elsie Harrison, Susie Mcclure. Ami
"a Cussens. Jane Boulware. Archer
and Julia Joynes. Katherine Gum.
Mamie Patton. Virginia Haskins.
I-andonia Brock, Gwendolyn Ruth
prfoord. Mtssrs Benjamin Gay, j. II.
Mayl. George Hodgson, James Au-
gustine. Emil Baughman, Robert JEFF
fregs, Fred Darlington. Charles q.
Harris, George Fitzgerald. Frank
O'Ferrall. Fred Campbell, Wallace
Henderson. William Miller, Travis
Eppes. John Akin Branch. Erskinc
Hazard, Herbert Fcatherstone. Holt
Page. Barksdale Workman. SpiIlman.
William Price. Sclater Blackstone,
Dick Darlington. Albert Waddey. Will
liam Shnrber. Sam Hughes. Henry FL
lett. John Elicit. Lewis i.arns. Har-
sey Haynes. Corydon Sutton. Dick Os-
ferloh. Edward ellis, William Gil
liam and Herbert Ward.
Miss Richardson Returns
Miss Louise Richardson. of 2o13
Monument avenue, win return to
Richmond "Wednesday evening after
an absence OF three months or more.
Miss Richardson has been the guest
OF Miss Norma bonner, OF Tyler, Tex.
during this time, and made an inter-
esting tour of Southern Texas. She
has been extensively entertained at
dinners. dances and teas given in her
honor.
Parker-Birciy.
or much interest mere is the mar
riage of Miss Little Myrtle Birely.
daughter OF Judge and Mrs, j. NJ.
tslrely, of Frederick. Md. 10 the Rev.
Walter Greenhow Parker, pastor oi
Park Place Methodist church, Of this
city which was quietly celebrated
Monday evening at the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by the brides pastor. Rev.
L. s. r. Rupp, OF the Evangelical
lutheran church, in the presence OF
only the brides family.
The bride entered the parlor with
! her brotheFin-law, Mr.. Robert A.
Kemp. cashier OF the Central National
Bank of Frederick. 10y whom she was
given in marriage. She wore a hand
some gown Of violet hroadclofh with
a large picture hat Her travelling
suit was of black brosdcioth.
Immediately after the ceremony
Rev. and Mrs. Parker lett for a shore
trip South. They Will reside In this
Efta NntEt 4 rs Nttt hIltHn
and has many friends.
Miss Hcrndon's Debut
Miss Cornne Young Herndon.
daughter Of Mr.. Charles Herndon, OF
Fredericksburg. who is well known
here. viii make her debut in Washing
ton Friday evening. She will he in
troduced by Mrs. Alexander X. Phil
lips at her home In Hopkins Place.
Guests of Honor Il, Dinners.
Governor and Mrs. Mann will be
the guests Of honor at dinner in the
Commonwealth Club Saturday even
ing. given 10y the Governors staff
They will Ice dinner guests again on
Wednesday evening, January IS. when
Mayor and Mrs. Richardson Will en-
terrain in their honor.
january Tournament.
The January bridge tournament will
+. he played Thursday evening at SCI
O'Clock at the Woman's Club. Tables
must be registered by 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, and as usual
gentlemen partners may be invited.
vcst-Ligeon.
The marriage OF Miss Henrietta
Ligeon and Mr.. elliot r. Vest, OF Rich
mond. took place at / o'clock Tuesday
at the residence OF Captain and Mrs
G. Eugene Edwards. 171s First street
northwest Washington, j.. G. The
Rev. Dr. Mott, OF the Church OF the
Advent. oificiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Vest
left Washington for Palm Beach, Fla.
where they VIII spend their honey
moon. There were present at the
wedding Mrs. Peter Vest and Miss NJ
l.igeon. Of Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Ida W. Eilerson has announced
the engagement of her niece Miss
Kate Harris Wren. To Mr. Francis
Byrd Winston. OF Minneapolis. Mimi.
formerly OF Hanover county, Va. The
wedding Will take place in February.
Brown--Tylcr.
The marriage Of Miss Serena r.
Tyler and Mr.. Christopher C. Brown
was quietly celebrated Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at the home OF the
brides uncle, Mr.. II, T. Tyler. 704
North Twenty sixth street. The Rev
=. Otto Wright performed the cere-
H4eay.
Personals.
Miss Frances Effinger of stanton,
Is the guest Of Miss Barbara Trigg.
Miss Margaret Chewing left We'd
nesday morning for Walkerton, Va.
where she will spent some time as
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Helen Christian. who In the
guest OF Mrs. Huntington Wilson in
Washington, will not return to Rich
mond until late In February.