The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-08

THE Lsttie Tycoon" spencer's
| popular comic opera, will be played
/ before q large and representative an
dience at the Academy Monday even
/ Ing. saAll Of the boxes have been taken.
! and besides the parties occupying
these, there will be a number Of gay
| little theatre parties. The amateur
cast and chorus are features Of I'M
usual interest, and. while there Ia no
| formal list of patronesses. many prom
inent women will be present. The per-
| formance IL under the auspices of the
Jewish Juniors, and 1t will be de-
! lightful event socially as we'll as dra-
| matically.
At the Hot Springs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Adamson, who
| occupied an apartment at the Ches-
terfeld the past winter and who have
been at the Hot Springs for the past
| two weeks. have taken a villa at that
| resort. While Mr.. Adamson has al
| ready been benefited considerably by
| the treatment, the doctors advised him
/ to remain for a long period and with
Mrs. Adamson he will spend the late
| spring and entire summer there Mrs.
| David Dunlop. who occupied The Pill
| lars" during last season. has taken
l>Barton Lodge for the summer.
| To Attend Presentation.
| Miss Bette Cook and Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes Churchill, of RED Hills" Flu
wanna county. will come to Richmond
| the latter part of this week for the
| presentation Of the portrait of Colonial
Reuben Boston 20 the r.. r.. Lee Camp;
| Confederate veterans, on Friday night.
Colonel Boston was an uncle Of Miss
Cooke and Mrs. Churchill. They will
| be in Richmond for several days. ar
irving here on Friday morning.
Chr1steSon. Lamb
On Saturday evening at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Slkins, II Ia
North Third street Miss Nettie C.
| Lamb and Mr.. .. W. Christeson were
married In the presence of a few init
mate friends. Rev, D. Clay Lilly, pas
tor OF Grace Street Presbyterian
church. oficiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christeson left soon after the cere-
mony for short bridal tour to Wash
ington, and upon returning to the city,
| will reside at 1016 East Clay street.
The bride, ~ Miss Lamb, came to
the city about two years age and by
her charming personality and many
graces OF heart and mind has endear-
ed herself to large circle Of admirers
and friends. Mr.. Christeson Is q young
man OF ability and sterling character,
and now holds the responsible position
as principal of the shorthand depart
ment of the Massey Business College.
Miss Squibb Entertained.
Mrs. Frances r. Isaacs Is giving a
luncheon Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Chesterfield in honor
of her guest, Miss Caroline Squibb, of
New York.
German Club Gives Dance.
The Richmond College German Club
gave an enjoyable dance at the Her.
mitage Club last Friday evening An
orchestra provided the music, and
decorations were in the college colors,
Mrs. N. l., Massey and Mrs. c. W.
HARDWOOD chaperoned the affair.
Those present included Miss Louise
Richardson, with Frank Corley: Miss
Ethel Boudar with Fritz Wright, Miss
Dallas Lee with Henry Powell. Miss
Leftwich, OF Wayneshoro, with John
Edmonds. Miss Wedge with Raymond
Massey. Miss Barker with Marshall
Walden. Miss Spencer, of Peru. Ind,
with Mr.. Rogers. Miss Gillian with
Welland Lodge. Miss Nancy Wyatt
with Casey kershaw. Miss Page with
Ed GwathIney. Miss Louise Boudar
with Jack Johnson. Miss Margaret
Harmon with John Hutton. Miss
Martha Blair with Handy seay. Miss
Lois Richardson with Wilbur Sydnor,
Miss Brugh with Clay Cole, Miss
Hague with Roland Lassiter, Miss
Nell Carneai with Bill Lawson, Miss
Resale Harwood with Garland
Chewing. Miss Gwathmey with A. j.
Chewing. The stays present were
, v. l. Arnold. DIN Richardson and
Bob Gwathmey.
Miss Wayiand Engaged.
. An engagement OF much interest
, to society In the South jest announc-
: cd is that of Miss Cicely wayland.
> daughter of Mrs. Francis l.. Way
. land, OF Cherokee Lodge. Summer
: ville, S. c.. to Mr.. Magruder Craig
head, only son of Mr. and Mrs
! Frank ". GEaighead. OF 1926 Locust
street Philadelphia, formerly of Bal
timore.
Mr.. CraiShead is a graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania In the
9 class Of 1906. and is a member OF
the leading clubs in Philadelphia
He is az present living in Boston,
, Mrs Wayland and Miss Wayland
, Will spend the summer at Idlewiid
Media, and are frequent visitors to
, the Massachusetts coast, where they
spend a portion Of each summer. Miss
Wayland's family is prominent in
Southern social circles.
, Al the Riverside Club.
Among those attending the tea Sat-
Qrday afternoon at the Riverside Club
Petersburg were; Mesdames William,
| hu'u' ANeIhVy thopCI, JoHu ftanThnan
Miss Phelps. baltimore; Miss Pate.
nall. Baltimore; Misses Barbara
Trigg. Kichmaad: Sarah Hamilton,
| Roberta Hamilton Louise Jones.
Lucy Friend. McKenna Jones. Jennie
Belle Patterson Elizabeth Patterson
Rosa Heath, AIverda Egerton. Nan
Roper, Mamie Byrd Trigg, Abingdon
Hester Riddle, MesNs. NJ. c. Jackson
Leroy Roper, Dick Darlington, Rob.
ert c. Jones. L. Il. Sydnor, Bennett,
Lewis, r. c. Taylor, Charles n. Ro-
/ maine Jack Myers Stanly Ragland
, Sidney Green, b, Mason Hill. Sam
, Hurt, Wilson Joies. Benjamin Jones
Dabney Linthicum. John Jones, VIII
liam Gillian, Robert s. Gillian. Bots.
seau, r. s. Register. Richmond.
Engagements Announced.
OF Interest to society here Is the
, recent announcement made by Mrs
W. ID. Emorey. Of Fredericksburg. OF
the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
. Maude Il. Ernbrey, to Mr.. Maynard
|, G. Burrell. Of Washington, u. c. The
wedding win be celebrated some time
In the summer.
Mr.. N, A. Terrell, OF Charlottes-
vile. announces the engagement OF
. his daughter. Gladys Leroy. to Mr.
Fancher L. Turner. Of Ruxton. Nd
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Harrison
Hancock. OF Norfolk. announce the
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