The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
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TuSuay evening Tor inc TeSuidf sVA
man given by the Tuesday German
Club. Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss. dancing
with Mrs. HotchKiss. will lead the
figures which. as usual. viii be most
attractive.
The supper tables in the dining
hall will be arranged with vases OF
pink carnations and m!gnonette and
candles, shaded in pink and silver.
Mrs. Taylor Entertains.
Mrs. Philip Taylor is giving large
reception Tuesday afternoon from s
to 4 O'Clock at her home, SOC East
Grace street.
University Germans.
The first of the mid-winter germans
at the University of Virginia was given
Thursday night by the p. X. society,
when the regular decorations of the
commons, consisting of the portraits
of former professors and trophy PEN
nants. lent ysdignity to brilliant
scene.
Among those present were: Miss
Dorothy Gatewood with Ted Bowen,
Miss Elise Halle with c. Williams.
Miss Virginia Cooke with Leo Smith,
Miss Huddieston with l.. w. Norton.
Miss Ramona Lefevre with ]. w. Belt,
Miss Miller with II. G. Moyston, Miss
Ann Traylor, of Richmond. with A.
Baughman. of Richmond: Miss Mary
Traylor, of Richmond, with w. r..
Weems Miss Graves with l.. j.
Lemen; Miss Kirkpatrick with J. L.
Glass Miss l.. Antrim with j. L. Biob,
Miss G.. johnson with G. O. Schmidt.
Miss Virginia Cosby with Eddie Butt
Ter, Miss Muir with Guy Herbert, Miss
Sue Dabney- with w. Grant, Miss Hat
tie Douglas with Carl Fleming, Miss
NJ. Potts with l.. Carr. Miss Isobel
Parkinson with Jack Jones, Miss
Eleanor Towles with Dabney L4ancas
ter; Miss Fanny Harmon with c.
Hewes. Miss Miles with j. Dilbert,
Miss Emma Wood with G. $. Grant.
Miss Glynn with E. l.. Fletcher, Miss
Katherine Lssons with l.. Simpson,
Miss Fanny Scott. of Richmond. with
Il. G. Curry, Miss r. Davis with Fred
Harrison. Miss Grace Jones with b. K.
Cecil, Miss F. Rixey with NJ. Blanch-
ard, Miss Carr with j. T. Wheeler,
Mrs. King Cole with Professor A. NJ.
Dobie.
AT the German Club dance Friday
evening those dancing were: Messrs.
A. Macdonald with Miss Miles. II.
Harmon with Miss Carr. u. A.
Hughes with Miss Towles David
Grant with Miss Gatewood, w. F. May
with Miss Fitzgerald, J. Belt with
Miss Lefevre. ]. DibeEt with Miss Per-
kinson. Fred Webb with Miss Cook.
Ted Bowen with Miss Blanton, Z. y.
Wester with Miss Wood. Granny Curry
with Miss Halle, Charlie Grant with
Miss Dougleas. Frank Bierne with
Miss Fanny Scott. of Richmond; T. 4.
Carter with Miss Johnson. Euit John
ston with Miss Graves, II. Geyer with
Miss Cosby, John Cabel with Miss
Anne TrayIor, of Richmond: Fred
-{.l To- -
Richmond. Among the stays were
Messrs. r. r. Cecil, Granger Gather,
Hugh Nelson and Guy Herbert
Mesdames Booker. Thornton Har-
mon. Williamson and Tarvin were
chaperones
Whist Club Plays.
l. Mrs. Arthur p. Wilmer entertained
the Stay-atsHome Whist Club Mon
day evening at her home on West
Grace street. when FIVE tables Were
engaged. Miss Margaret Morson and
Mr.. $. w Travers tied with Mrs.
Correll and Miss Guillaume for high
est score.
The club will meet next week with
Miss Harris on East Franklin street
In Honor of Mrs. Swanson.
Says the Washington Post. Mrs.
Elisha f. Meredith and her daugfl-
ter, Mrs. William Payne Meredith. will
give tea on Saturday. February 4.
in honor OF Mrs. Swanson. wife Of
Senator Swanson. or Virginia.
Blakemorc- Foster.
The marriage of Miss Susie E Fos-
ter, of Meridian. Miss. and Mr.. Neville
Elakemore, of this city. was quietly
celebrated Monday evening at $50
o'clock at the residence OF DIR. ], n.
Latham. pastor of Centenary Metho-
dist church. who officia;ed. Owing TO
the illness of the grooms mother in
Roanoke and on account of which the
ceremony was postponed from Satur-
day until Monday. Mr.. Blakemore and
his BRIDE left Immediately after the
ceremony for Roanoke. where they
Will visit his relatives.
Attend GiIpin- Dixon Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brooke Gilpin
and Miss. Dorothy Giipin. OF Balti-
more, have gone to Boston for the
marriage Of, Mr.. Donald ~. osaapin Of
Baltimore. and Clarke county, Va.
TO Miss Madeline Dixan- which will be
celebrated Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Gilpin will visit In New York after the
wedding. and will later come to Rich
mond 10 be the guest of friends.
At the Wonan's Club.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Giiaaan
spoke to n large and enthusiastic
audience at the Woman's Club Mon
day Afternoon on Sour Brains and
What Ais Them According to Mrs
Gilman, who Is one of the best known
women speakers in the country. So
cisty. religion. education and the home
are the greatest influences on the mind.
On every hand the fault in the train
ing of this generation Is that we learn
To remember and are not taught to
think. Mrs. Gilman sounded an opti-
mistic note, however. In her belief
that the future will reveal brains de-
veloped In such a manner as to over
come the ailments from which they
now suffer. Mr.. j. ID. Eggleston. Jr.,
introduced the speaker of the after
noon in delightful manner.
Mrs. Henry Miller and Miss Kent
served tea at the reception following
Mrs. Gilman's address. Chocolate was
poured by Mrs. j. Allison Hodges and
Mrs. Rolfe Glover.
Ellis-San<iers
A very pretty home marriage will
be soiemnized Tuesday evening at
O'Clock at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. Willis Sublet Sanders, s2l
East Leigh street. when Miss Kath-
crime Eliza Sanders will become the
bride OF MIR. Walter Steuben Ellis, OF
Goochland county. Va. DIR. George
w. Mcdaniel, of the First Baptist
church. with perform the ceremony
Palms, evergreens and candles will
attractively decorate the parlors. and
the wedding march will be played by
Miss Elizabeth Bowles.
The bride will enter with her bro-