The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-08
Society

Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss, dancing with
Mrs. Hotchkiss, led the third Tues
day german danced In the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening Palms
decorated the ballroom, and the Ia
bles in the dining room were arrang-
ed with red and white carnations.
Crystal candelabra with red and silver
shadesadded much to the beauty OF
the table decorations. MRS. X. car
ter Scott. Mrs. Henry Ingram. Col.
And Mrs Frsd Peasants, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss we're the chap
erones. The german was beauti-
full affair i'm every respect. and the
presence of several visiting girls en-
HANGED its attraction.
Those dancing included Miss Mary
Trayior. Of Atlanta. Ca, with Lewis
Larus; Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, of
Philadelphia, with Ernest Allen; Miss
Landonia Brock. of Riverton. Va.
with Travis Eppes; Miss Russell Ce-
ell. Of Washington, with Workman
Spillman; Miss Annie Laurie Haynes
with George Hodgson: Miss Louise
Crump with Mr.. Surbur. Miss Alice
Nelson with Mr.. Hughes; Miss War
field Crenshaw with Mr.. Stubbs; Miss
Fanny Tyler with Glenn Reid; Miss
Rosaiie Valentine with George Fitx-
gerald: Miss Mary Saunders with Al
oCAA FVaooCts hiSS ScbiS sSSott "sps
Frank O'Ferrall: Miss Isabel Carter
with Henry Elicit: Miss Archer
Joynes with Slater Blackstone: Miss
Katherine Gum with Cecil Stevens;
Miss Nora Randolph with William
Miller: Miss Martha Martin with Her
bert Featherstone: Miss Susie Nc
/ CURE with Bob Stuart: Miss Carrie
Waddey with Harry Cullen; Miss ia
ME Boulware with Erskine Hazard:
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Haynes: Miss Lettuce woodward with
George Morgan: Miss Virginia Has
leins with Mr.. Maybe; Miss Carrie Neal
| with Robert Jeffress; Miss Emma
Gray White with John Elicit: Miss
Julia Joynes with Charlie Harris; Miss
Dorothy Christian with Holt Page;
Miss Della Davenport with Richard
Darlington: Mrs. John Hayes with Mr..
| Hotchkiss: Miss Mary Chalmers with
Emil Baughman; Miss Anne Traylor
with James Augustine; Miss Zayde
Branch with Charlie Shields; Miss
virgie Tyler with John Cary: Miss
Emily Montague with Edwin Giles;
Miss Ella Buck with Dick Osterloh:
Miss Mary Traylor with Percy Mon
tague. and Miss Mary Scarborough
with Fred Darlington.
| Attractive Luncheons.
| Two very attractive luncheons were
given at he Country Club Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Martha Robinson
and Miss Katherine Hagan were the
hostesses.
| Miss Robinsons party occupied six
small tables in the main dining room.
which were <arranged with jonquils
and yellow tulips. Luncheon follow
ed bridge game.
| Miss Hagan entertained in honor
of Miss Lily Keim, of Edgewater
Park n. j.; Miss Anne Blanche
Brown and Miss Jones, of Washing
| ton, d. c. Covers were laid for twelve,
| and decorations we're Of white tulips,
| tied with bun and blue gauze.
Valentine Party.
| An attractive feature of the Val
| entine party to be given at the JEFF
ferson auditorium Saturday afternoon
| from 4 to O'Clock by the Mary Tho
mas Auxiliary to the Home for In
curahles will be the program rendered
| by the chiidren's orchestra of the He
luxembourg School of Music. who will
be in costume, and will play for the
dances and several Valentine numbers,
The little violinists will be Mary
Nachland, Elizabeth Pattison. Ben
Nachland. John Wilson, Master
| Stearnes and George Bliiey
! The committees are as follows:
| Valentines and noveities-Mrs.
James T. Parkinson. Mrs Aubrey
Young and Mrs. Archibald Battle.
| Candy booth-Miss Pauline Powers,
Mrs. Knox Wilson. Mrs. Witcher Keen,
Mrs J. w. Young.
Ice cream-Mrs. James Griggs.
Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs Jordan
Leake. Mrs. James Shelton. Miss
Workman. Jr., Mrs. Barton Wise,
Chiles Terrell, Matte d. Thomas, l..
r. Hamlin.
! Floor and entertainment commit
| tee-Miss Ella Buck, Miss Lucy Ford
Workman and Mrs. w. r. Massie.
a bevy of attractive society girls
will assist these committees
Tickets are on sale at the Raleigh
Drug Company. Chesterfield, Jeffer-
T. A. Miller, w. s. Mccoy and w.
D.. crenshaw,.a 49,. 49, ,.e.,~.,.r, ...4s =
Members of the Mary Thomas Aux
iiiary are: Miss Eda Atkinson. Mrs
Archie Battle. Miss Ella williams
Buck. Miss Mary Cameron, Miss I.ora
| Crump. Mrs. Chiles- Terrell, Miss
Irene Fitzgerald, Mrs. L. r. Hamber-
lin. Mrs. Thomas Jeffress Mrs. James
| Lee Shelton, Miss Margaret String
fellow, Miss Pauline Powers, Mrs.
|. Warner Moore; Mrs. George b. Jen-
hiHkn, AAicN Efcise johnston, MRS.
Witcher Keen, Mrs. Jordan I.eake,
Mrs. John Lottier. Mrs. John Miller,
Miss Lizzie Patterson. Mrs. A. w. Pat
terson. Mrs. James r. Parkinson, Mrs,
Theodore A. Page, Mrs. James p.
Rutherford. Mrs G.. w. Spicer, Miss
Matte b. Thomas. Miss Mary w.
Thomas, Mrs. J. N. Waller, Mrs. Knox
Wilson, Mrs. Barton Wise, Mrs. Chas,
e. workman, Jr.. Miss Lucy Ford
Workman, Mrs. Aubrey Young, Mrs.
]. w. Young. Mrs. I. N. Jones, Miss
Mary Williams and Mrs. A. d. VIII.
lfams.
Invitations Received.
Richmond alumni members of the
7. I. L. X. A. ribbon society of the
University Of Virginia have received
Invitations to the society's regular
spring initiation and banquet to be
held on February IA. 1t 10 likely that
some Of the Richmond members will
attend.
StAy.at- Home Whist Club,
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Tuesday evening with Miss Matte
Harris, 210 East Franklin street. -Four
tables were engaged and top score
was made by Mrs. Bland Smith and
Mrs 8. w. Travers.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. c. w. p. Brock OF 216 East
Franklin street.
Plan for Tea.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial
Association met Tuesday morning,
when plans for the annual silver tea
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