The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-13
Society

Mrs. Jonn a. 1oko, JTs. VIII 8tSs
an Informal tea at her home. 101a
West Grace street, Thursday after.
noon at 8 o'clock, In honor Of hei
sister, Miss Dorothy Harrison, OF Pc.
tersburg, and Miss Helen Haskins
Miss Harrison will make her dcbu,
in Petersburg this season. and Miss
Hsskins, who 10 one OF the most
prominent girls IN the debutants CIR
Gle In Richmond. will make Der for
NAL bow 10 society at a dance which
her father, Mr.. Robert Haskins, will
shortly give at tho Masonic Tenn
pie in her honor. Mrs. Coke's guests
will include only the debutantss.
Plans for Thanksgiving.
With the month Of November Well
under way, plans are being made for
the entertainment OF the football
team OF the University OF Virginia.
which plays IN Richmond on that
day. and OF the university students
who Will accompany the team. The
Thanksgiving game Is always so
ciety event OF considerable import
ance, and for several years past has
been followed by an entertainment,
given by the Richmond chapter OF
the alumni to the visiting students. 1t
In a day Of great moment to the
young Efrls. for the Der of their
beaux Is appreciabiy increased with
the arrival of several hundred uni
versjty men. 1t will be recalled that
last year the local hosts arranged \
very successful vaudeville program.
given in the Jefferson auditorium,
and followed by dance at the Ma
sonic Temple.
This pear-the Richmond alumni.
have secured the Biiou Theater for
Thanksgiving evening. and the WIS.,
iting men will be their guests to see
the play. billed for that week Uni
rersity colors will decorate the the
alter. and the college songs Will be
played by the orchestra. II 10 posi-
BILE that the theater party will be fol-
lowed by dance. though ii has not
been definitely decided.
Wed on January 4.
January is the date act for the
marriage of Miss Mable O'Terrall. of
Farmvilie. Va, daughter OF tho late
Governor O'Ferrail. OF Virginia, and
Mr. Stanford Hutchinson. Of this city.
whose engagement was recently nm
nounced at an informal tea given
by Miss frankie Mckinney at her
home in Farmville. The wedding
Will be one Of the most promi mt
events OF the new year season.
Affairs at Country Club.
Mrs. e. r. Stettinus, OF New York.
who is spending some time in Rich
mond as the guest OF relatives at s04
West Grace street, will entertain at
a handsome luncheon at the Country
Club tomorrow. Covers will be laid
for thirty guests.
Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter and
Miss lsabe Carter will give dance
ct - FlN.-
ing at o'clock IN honor Of Miss
Peabody and Miss crocker. of New
York. II will he an informal affair.
attended by about seventy-tive guests.
Reception at st. pauls.
There will be q reception in the lee
lure room OF st. Pauls church, given
by the vestry. on Wednesday even
ing, November 10th. at $50 o'clock.
III honor of the new rector of that
church. the Rev. Russell Bowie. and
Mrs. Bowie and the Rev. Henry T..
Manning, assistant rector. TO which
the entire congregation of st. PauIs.
the congregation of its mission chapel
and the Episcopal clergy of Rich
rnond and their wives are cordially
invited. Cards have been sent out as
nearly as possible. but the notice is
given through the papers for fear
Sohe nave gone aStray.
Mrs. Woods in Washington.
Mrs. Margaret l., Woods, the we'll
known English writer and lecturer,
who has been spending several days
in Richmond as the guest of Mrs.
Il, II. Valentine. left on Saturday for
Washington. where she is the CUES
OF the British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce. She will be extensively en-
tertained during her visit In Wash
ington. Mrs. Julian James will give
a large reception in her honor to-
night.
Mrs. Woods Will give two illustrat-
ed lectures on oxford" for the bene-
ut OF the House of Mercy. The first.
tonight. will be given in the ball
room at the British embassy. The
second lecture will be given Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Parsons.
Cards Issued.
Mrs. James Winston Sinton has
sent out cards for a reception on
Friday afternoon. November nth,
from to ! o'clock, at her home,
al Park avenue. in honor OF her
debutante daughter. Miss Katharine
Sinton.
Marriage ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thaddeus Har-
rington have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Mary Ethel Harrington. to Mr..
Douglas Taylor Ramsey, Tuesday
evening. November II. at o'clock.
in the Methodist Episcopal church
South, OF Alexandria.
The engagement Is announced Of
Miss Ethel Gertrude Fitzpatrick,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
formerly OF Richmond.
now Of Brookline. Mass, to Mr.. G.
Nelson Lyon. Harvard '0s. only son
OF Colonel George Lyon, Jr. The
will take place in June.
Hcaver-Selden.
A wedding of much interest mere.
took place on Saturday when Miss
Alice Handy Selden. daughter Of Mrs.
Susan Partridge Seld IN, was mar
ried to Mr.. Johr :'rederick HEAVIER,
:, OF The. late MIR. and Mrs. John
frederick HEAVIER. formerly of Viz
ginia. The ceremony was performed
at s o'clock by Rev. DIR. William NJ.
Dame. rector of Memorial Prot estAnt
Episcopal church. at 1Sl West Ian
vale street. Baltimore, the homo of
The bride. The rooms We're decorated
with palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and an orchestra played. Mrs.
Rider. the sister of the
bridegroom. was matron Of honor and
wore a gown OF pale blue chiffon over
satin OF the same shade and carried