The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-14
Society

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Quite a party of Richmond girls
came down from Oldfleld, IA fashion
able girls school near Baltimore,
Thursday night to spend the Easter
holidays with friends and relatives In
Richmond. In the party were Misses
Katie Taylor, Sarah oppenheimer
Nell Wise. f'redericka Campbell, Mir
lam Grundy. Martha Valentine and
Margaret Miller. In the absence Of
her mother. Mrs J. Mason Miller who
IS in Europe, Miss Miller VIII be the
guest of Miss Alice Blair. Miss Anne
Myers viii come on Saturday.
Miss Ailsa Manchester. of Oregon.
IS expected TO arrive later to be the
guest of Miss Martha Valentine. and
her sister, Maisie acMaster. will
come at the same time Ia visit Miss
Fredericka Campbell.
Hostesses at Tea.
Mrs Knox Wilson will be chair
man of the reception committee Ar
tho regular tea AT the Country Club
Saturday afternoon. She VIII be as-
sisted In doing the honors by Mrs. l..
II. Hanberlin. Miss Mary Butter. Miss
Pauline Powers. Miss Hattie Shields
and Miss Cora Younger. The club,
though rather late in the day because
of the tardiness OF spring. Is begin
ming to don it's spring apparel and is
even more attractive than ever.
Prominent Wedding.
Invitations have been issued by
Senator and Mrs. Tilinlan for tho mar
Tiage OF their daughter. Iona, To Mr..
Charles Summer Moore, OF Atlantic
City. The event will take place on
April &c. at the Church of Our Sa-
vionr. Trenton, &. c., the home of Sem
ator Tiliman, Miss TlIiman liz well
known throne brr
welding viii be of wide interest. The
bridegroom is Il lawyer of prominence.
descended from the oldest families
of New Jersey. Miss Tiliman's brides
maids will be her sister. Miss Sophie
Oliver Tiilman; Miss Alice Morse
Tower, of Boston; Miss Sarah Jen-
kins Lee, of Abbeville. q. C.. and Miss
Addie Harriette Tughes. OF Trenton.
s. G. Her maid OF honor will be her
schoolgirl sister, Miss sallie May Till
man. and the matron of honor the
wife OF her brother. Mrs. Henry Cum
ming Tiiirfan. of Greenwood, S. c.
Z. Mn Mes:e ssTss'f 30 sltfen yi.d by SI'r
Arthur Pringie Hume, of Philadei-
phia, as best man. Mr.. Nelson Burr
Gaskili. of Trenton. y. j.: Mr. Err
rfngton Burnley Hume. of Charleston.
s. c.: MIR. Erving Fenno Chaplin, of
San CristobaI. Cuba. and MIR Henry
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ha the gToomsmen, and Mr.. Benjamin
Ryan Tillman. Jr., Mr.. Henry Cum
y sSiysS s,.Tt iirasyi. Of 1sraeEwoad s.. G..
Mr.. Edward Warner Love. OF Moores-
town. n. j.: MIR. John Woolston Coles
of Philadelphia: Mr.. John Gordon
Hughes. OF Union. s. G.. and Mr.. Ben
jamtn Warren Bettis, Of Trentnn, s.
c.. will be the ushera.
Guests OF DIR. and Mrs. Willingham
Miss Elizabeth Willingham, who has
been spending the winter and spring
at Franklin, Va, is the guest of hen
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Robert J. Viii
bingham, Of 1906 West Grace street
for the holidays. She was accom-
panied by Miss Jean Lattimore. OF
GreenviIie, s. c.. and Miss Clara vii.
more, of Kentucky.
Whist Club to Meet
One of the surest signs that the
penitential season has about run Its
course and the things Of the world
are being resumed is the announce
fnent for the meeting OF the stays
Home Whist Club on next Monday
evening. The club viii be entertained
at that time by Mrs. S. W Trayers at
her residence, COZ West Franklin
street.
Return from Sweet Briar.
Misses MARY and Annie Irwin, who
are students at Sweet Briar College