The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-04
Society

iair FOR each day OF the week through
Thursday On Monday evening, the
iifth Monday german viii be danced,
and on Tuesday the regular Tuesday
german will he given. Mr.. Eppa Hun
ton will be hostess at luncheon Tues
day afternoon In honor Of Mrs. w. IL.
Il. Lee, OF RavenSwood,' Va.
Misses Maud aud Margaret String
fellow VIII give handsome recep-
ton at their home on West Franklin
street. Two large afternoon recep-
tions on Thursday will keep society
on the go. Mrs. w, NJ. Talialerro and
Miss Brander win have cards out tor
large reception at the Masonic Tenn
pie that afternoon, when Mrs Her
b%rt jackson viii also he a reception
hostess. several hundred invitations
having been sent out,
Besides these large functions. there
are many informal parties that are
constantly being given for the buds.
brides and visitors.
Miss Manson Entertained.
Miss Olive Manson, OF New Orleans,
VINO has been spending several weeks
as the guest OF Miss Elsie Parrish,
and is now staying with Miss kath-
crime Robinson on West Grace street,
has been much feted guest this
week. Miss Robinson entertained at
three tables of bridge in her honor
Thursday afternoon, and she was
again the honor guest Friday morn
ing when Miss Lucy Beveridge was
hostess at several tables OF bridge at
4 the Hermitage Club.
One of the most charming card
parties Of the season was one given
by Miss Jellis Scott. OF 1907 Park ave-
nue.. in Miss Mansons honor Friday
afternoon. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated In spring flowers, and
J seven tables of bridge were engaged.
Miss Mary Scarborough and Miss
!, Mary Chalmers won the prizes.
, Miss SCOTS guests included Misses
; Manson, Elsie Parrish. Harry Scarbor-
ough, Katherine Robinson. Lucy Bev-
eridge, Anna Griffith, OF Texas; jamie
Boulware. Edith Donnan, isabelle
Garter, Chloe Cooke, of Baltimore:
Elizabeth Cooke. Archer Joynes, Della
Davenport, Carrie Waddey, Virginia
Haskins, Dorothy Christian. Mary
. Chalmers. Marie Harwood, Annie
Laurie Haynes Alice Nelson, Angus
tine Allen. OF Norfolk; Elizabeth Har-
greavesg Nirgie and Fanny Tyler. Fan
ny Carter Scott, Annie Traylor, Gay
Montague and Virginia Watkins.
In Honor of Mrs. Buttrick.
Says the baltimore sun OF Satur-
day:
Mrs. Lucy Hayes Buttrlck o! Rich
mond, Va, was the guest Of honor
yesterday at a handsomely arranged
= luncheon given by her sister. Mrs
John II. Wight. OF 1887 st. Paul street
The rooms were decorated with lovely
. pink roses and Roman hyacinths and
. candles shaded with pink and silver.
Mrs. Wright's other guests included
; Mesdames Charles NJ. Stewart, Jr.
Thomas IA. Bowles. j. Quitman Lowell,
q Gustave Stewart, c. Graham Archer.
, &. Frank Deford II. Fessenden Me-
serve, Douglas III. Gordon. Alexander
o Gordon, Jr., Basil l.. Gidersieeve,
= Harry s. Jenkins. Loring A. Cover
o Il. Lancaster Williams, Miss Susan
Hayes
Cards Our Fer Bridge Party.
j Mrs. Frank Mansfield Bohley, of S1i
, ! West Grace Street, has invitations ou
I for n bridge party Friday afternoon
. | February 10, at O'clock. In honor OF
. her sister, Miss Anna Griffith, of Texas
Valentine Party.
- A delightful event of next week ii
- the Juvenile world will be the Valen
tine party at the Jefferson Hotel Audi
n torium Saturday afternoon from Il
a O'Clock, under the auspices of tn
:. Mary Thomas Auxiliary to the Hom
q for Incurables. The entire auditor
81 ium will be fairy land of hrigh
= valentines and quaint novelties, an
l. Will be the gathering place for TIL
:. little society folks of the city. Musi
and fancy dances Will be features o
, the afternoon. as will be the Ice cream
a parlor which will be partitioned off an
4 will be made especially fascinating.
n Little Misses Anne Brockenbrougt
: and Anne Benson ia German costume
will dance the ''Tarantella" The min
"a uet win be danced by the followin
- t-boys and girls. who have been train
- ed by Miss Ella Binford; Jean Heck
Katherine Cary, Grace Gillian, Mari
Jones' Helen Luce Elizabeth and Lar
kin McLain. Helen Williams, Isabe
Smith. Virginia Long, Margaret Evans
Wallace Neale. Wymond Cabell. Churc
hill Young. Robertson Capers Marshal
Munce. Hal Mason, Robert SHARP
. Burne Blair, James Alsop, Decatu
= Jones, Marbury Addison, Margaret AID
Il Olsen and Clifford Maysiiien.
LONG CYCLE" AT the. 'CLUE
On Monday evening at so O'CLOCK
a song recital, characterized as a son
~ Cycle" will be given at the Woman
Club. The different songs will repre-
sent each month of the year, and thi
entertainment promises to be one o
the most interesting OF the season a
the club.
se 1t IL rather unique in character, an
n will be rendered by SOME of the bes
= talent of the city.
rs Mrs. Hoen is chairman of the reCita
= and she has secured for the evening
he besides a stringed sixtette. services o
'e Mrs. Henry Baker. soprano; Mrs
lie Schroeder. alto; MIR. Leon Tucker
IS tenor, and MIR. Murray Hunter. basso.
" A. p. v. A. to Meet.
The central committee of the associa
TX ton for the Preservation of Virgins
re Antiquities will meet Tuesday morn
l. ing at II o'clock In the rooms OF tn
Virginia Historical Society. Member
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