The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

ceiving much attention. A number
of informal affairs have been given
in her honor and among these was
bridge party given by Miss Dorothy
Myers on Wednesday. Miss Myers
guests included. besides Miss Hamil-
ton, Miss Mary Carter, Miss Atleen
owen, Miss Corinna Kirkbride. of Mo-
bile, Ala; Miss Helen Parrot, Miss
Leslie Wiikie, Miss Marie Burwell.
Mrs. Warwick Harmon and Miss Susie
May Pope.
Prominent Wedding.
Among the prominent spring we'd
dipgs will be that OF Miss Mamie
Marshall Mason to DIR. Harvey +.
Barrett. of Louisville. KY, which will
be celebrated on Wednesday. April ~.
at the home of the brides uncle, Judge
Keith Norton. OF Alexandria, Va. Miss
Mason is well known In Virginia, and
her wedding will be of wide interest.
though II viii take place very quietly
No invitations will be issued.
Entertained In New York.
Mrs Horace Frederick Peyser. Of
es6 West Seventeen street. New York.
recently gave a matinee theater party,
followed by tea at the Waldorf As
toria. in honor of Mrs. Even J.. Knud-
son. of Richmond. Among the guests
were Mesdames II. A. Hanbold and
Alexander Duncan Smith. and Mar
quise LAMA di Brolo, OF Washington.
In Honor OF Miss Sarvcy-
MIR. and Mrs. IT. Marshall Bellamy.
Of Norfolk, entertained on Thursday
evening at their home In Larchmont
in honor of their guest, Miss Katha-
rine Sarvey. of Richmond. In the
early part of the evening games were
played, after which dancing was en-
joyed Those invited to meet Miss
Sarvey were Miss Turner Higgins. Miss
Grace Terry, Miss Shirley Carter. Miss
Bugg and Miss Edna Bethany, Messrs
Randolph COPELAND, Walter Womble
Robbie Taylor. .Wadsworth Bugg
Clarence Baum, Herman FUR and Mr.
Speedel.
Chilslrens Circus Party.
Miss Ella Binford entertained her
Friday night dancing class at an at
tractive circus party Friday evening
at o'clock in Belvidere Hall. The
children wore circus costumes and
features characteristic Of circus
such as pink lemonade and monkeys
made the affair both unique and de-
| lightful.
Among the children present were.
Margaret McVeigh, Grace Gillian. Ma
RE Jones. Helen Luce, Jean Heck,
Elizabeth MacLean. Marie Long. Eliz-
abeth Stacy, Madeline Bigger. Wallace
Neal, Weyman Sabel, Robertson Ca
pers, John Wallace. Marshall Munce.
Hall Mason, Robert Sharpe, Beirne
Blair, James Alsop. Decatur Jones,
Elizabeth Moore. Helen Williams Ma
bel Warren, Nathalia Crammer. Her
bert jackson. Clifford Mayfield. Mari
borough Addison, Eva Baker. Sallie
Gordon and others.
To Orvaniye study Class.
An interesting innovation in the
work of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association will be the Know
Your City" Study Club. which will be
organized in the parlors of the Sew
enth Street Christian church annex
Tuesday afternoon at Sis o'clock.
Mrs Kate Peasants Minor will be the
class leader. and the subject for dis
custom on Tuesday will be "Organiza-
ton
The program for future meetings Is
as follows;
March as---History and Geography
OF Richmond; Chairman, Mrs. William
r. Robins.
Apri, Municipal Government;
Chairman. Mrs. ]. 5. Ryland.
April l1--Health OF the city; Chair
man, Miss Isaacson
April 1S--Industrial Organization
Employers: Chairman, Mrs. James w.
Durham.
April 25--Industrial Organization
Employers; Chairman, Miss Elizabeth
Cooke.
May l-Betterment Work; Chair
man, Miss Katherine Kicks.
Mrs. S. n. Bishop and Miss Con-
stance McCorkie are the class regis
trars.
Personals.
Little Misses Lena May Donnan.
Florence Belle Robinson. Julia Don
nan and Alice Kent, who spent the
week end with Mrs. Mann at the ex-
ecutive mansion, returned TO Peters
burg Monday morning,
Mrs. Logan Golsan Is the guest OF
Mrs. George II. Lewis in Mowbray
Arch. Norfolk
Mrs. Harris Donnan. of Petersburg.
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Pow
ers. in this city.
Miss Mary Lewis. of Sweet Springs.
w. Va. IL visiting Miss Nora Houston,
OF 214 East Main street.
Mrs. Leigh williams. who has been
the guest OF friends in this city, has
returned TO her home In Norfolk.
Miss Eliza Taylor has returned to