The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10
Society

tiful luncheon at the Jefferson yes
terday 10 the general Officers Of the
convention and thu officers Of the Wiz
ginia Division and q few others. Bas-
kets OF large pink and white chry-
santhemums and pink shaded candles
decorated the table
Covers were laid for twenty-six
guests and those present were Mrs.
j. II, p. Stuart Mrs. Virginia Faux
ner Mosherry, Mrs. Nathan D. Eilar.
retiring president Of the virginia Dr.
vision; Mrs. J. Taylor Eilyson, Mrs.
I.iszis Cary Daniel. Mrs. Thomas r.
Bocock, Mrs. N. v. Randolph, Miss
Mamie g. Preston. Mrs. /. C. Hall.
Mrs. Mary +. Bryan, Mrs. Thomas
T. Stevens. Mrs. Roy W. Mckinney.
Mrs. Katie Childress Selma bel. Mrs.
G. r. Tate. Mrs. James n. CAN'T. Mrs.
]. Endsrs Robinson. Mrs. H. H.
ka!nes, ArM Frank Anthony Wake,
Miss Mamie ID. Ksnsett. Mrs. Charlss
G. Guthrie, Ars Frank Holiday. Mrs.
Samuel A. Riddick. Mrs. l. X. II. Bell.
Mrs. George ". Neims Mrs.. James
e. Alexander. aud Mrs. James NJ
Garrett.
Enterfnins as Breakfast.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson has invited
Etnta Division, L. d. c., Mrs Nathan
.. Ellsr. Mrs. A. A. Campbell, Mrs
Virginia Faulkner Mcsherry and a
few other friends to a breakfast at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday morning at
her home. 10 East Franklin street.
Lovely Afternoon Tea.
Ars. William RUnn Cox rave
lovely tea at her home on West Grace
street yesterday afternoon from s to
2 o'clock. when her guests included
the delegates from North and South
Cafeltn& to the Z. y. G. convention,
the regents and vice-regents OF the
Confederate Museum. officers and
board OF the Virginia Colonial Danes
and all visiting Danes who are in
Richmond for the convention. Grim
son and white prevailed in the deco
rations. Palms. smilax and red and
white howers were used In tina draw
ing rooms. and in the dining room
the table was decorated with vases
OF red roses and white chrysa nthe-
NUNS
Receiving with Mrs. Cox were Miss
Isabella u. Martin. OF Columbia, \.
c.: Mrs, Latta G. Johnston, Of Char
lotte, n. G.: Mrs. Christopher Tomp-
kins and Miss Mamie Randolph Heth.
The punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. John b. l.ightfoot and Mrs.
j. Allison Hodges Noted among the
guests was Mrs. J. T.. b. Stuart.
Dinner at the Jefferson.
A handsome dinner was given at the
Jefferson Hotel Wednesday evening by
Mrs. August kohn, president of the
South Carolina Division, l.. u. &. In
the centre of the table there was a
tall palm about which the South Caro-
lima flag was gracefully draped. Rich
mond roses were strewn loosely about
on the cloth. Covers were laid for
fifty guests. who included a number
OF Richmond women.
Dances At Country Club.
Private dances at the Country
afioat regarding several such affairs to
be given there before the end of this
month, will be a popular form OF en-
PERTAINING among the younger set this
season. Since the club was opened
about eighteen months ago, there have
been no private dances given there,
though a number Of handsome affairs
in which dancing played a prominent
part have been given by the club.
Pinnsr-Ethsridse
The marriage of Miss Laura
Franklin Primer was celebrated We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock In st.
Paufs Episcopal church In Suffolk, Va.
Rev. John r. Coleman, rector of the
church, officiated. Tho bride Is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. Melville
Etheridge, and a sister of Mrs. Ma
thaniel Riddick Withers and liz well
known in Richmond society.
The bride wore a gown OF white
satin. hand embroidered and trimmed
in point lace. Her veil was arranged
tut h III
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley and orchids. Miss Louise
Gantier. OF Hickory. Ga, was her maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Joseph Hume, OF
Portsmouth, Va. was best man. The
bridesmaids were: Misses Minta Jones,
Charlotte. ~ c.; Marguerite Springs,
Charlotte. N. G.; Ruth Reilly, Char
Iotte. n, G.; Margaret Van Patton.
Portsmouth, Va; Marie Koiner, Rich
mond, Va, Helen Gautier, Hickory,
Ga; Mary Judith Smith, Suffolk, Va;
Annie Laurie Haynes, Richmond. Va.
The groomsmen included Harvey
Holland and A. S. II. Burgess, Suffolk;
Henry johnston, Norfolk: Tcharner
de Graffenried. Charlotte. \. c.. Heath
Hume. Portsmouth: DR.. Clifford. Nor
folk: Thomas Adkins, Suffolk; John
Hughes Curtis. Portsmouth.
The maid of honor was gowned III
white crepe meteor, richly trimmed
with hand embroidery and fringe. She
wore white picture hat with facing
of black velvet. and carried an arm
bouquet of white chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaids Wore frocks OF yellow
satin and black velvet hats. Their
bouquets were OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr. and Mrs. Primer left tho same
evening on their honeymoon. which will
be spent In Cuba. After November
81, they will be MT home in Sufroik
Small Luncheon.
Mrs. G. +. Buchanan gave lunch
con OF eight covers at the Country
Club yesterday. Decorations were in
white chrysanthemuus and Confed-
crate flags
Annual Mcstnx.
The annual meeting of the Art Club
OF Richmond will be held in the club
par!crs this evening at o'clock
After the business meeting md elcc-
ton of officers. Professor II w. Boat
wright will address the club, his talk
to be followed by a reception. Mem
bers are entitled to bring guests.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Quarles have
Issued Invitations to tho marriage OF
their daughter. Eva May. to Mr..
Woodbridge Thomas Tuck. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday az
ternoon. November %. at 6 o'clock.