The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-20
Society

rFloay evening when they Will enter
tain at handsome reception In hon.
or OF their debutante daughter, Miss
Emma Gray White. Miss credilla Mil
Ter, of Baltimore, and Miss Eloise
Williams Of Norfolk are house guest
Of Miss White. and viii assist in re-
ceiying. This will he one of the most
brilliant affairs of the season, and win
he largely attended by Richmond
society.
Card Tournament.
Charming in every detail was the
card tournament at the Woma as Club
thursday evening when bridge was
the game. Twenty-Five tables were
playing. and the game resulted In the
best score being made by Admiral
webster and Miss Eliza Harvie.
Following the cards. delightful
collation. was served by the house
committee of the club.
Spend Several Weeks Here.
l'r. and Mrs. Bsckerton Lewis Phil
lips. of Mineral, Louisa County, who
nave been spending several weeks in
richmond viii return to their home
within the next few days. DIR. Phillips
who has been under treatment at st.
Lukes Hospital is much improved.
Mrs. Phillips is the guest of friends on
Harrison Street
Miss Davenport 10 Entertain
Miss Della Davenport will give a
dinner at the Country Club Saturday
evening In honor OF Miss Credilla
Miller, OF Baltimore, and Miss Eloise
Williams, of Norfolk. Miss Daven-
ports guests will number sixteen.
In Honor of Miss Beykin.
Mrs. A. b. Court of Norfolk, en-
tertained most delightfully."- at cares
Wednesday afternoon at her apart
menis In the Jefferson In honor or
Miss Daisy Boykin, OF Richmond.
There were three tables of bridge.
with prize at each. They were
dainty embroidered aprons and were
won by Mrs. Lloyd DIN Miss Louie
Johnston and Miss Helen DuBose.
Miss Boykin, as the guest of honor,
was presented with a pretty fancy
work case. Mrs. Courts guests were:
Miss Boykin. Mrs. William whaley,
Mrs. Thomas b. Dornin. Mrs. Ludwell
Baldwin. Mrs. Allen j. Chantey. Mrs.
Thomas p. Thompson. Mrs. Lloyd
Dill. Misses Carrie and Ena Voight.
Miss Louie Johnston, Misses Kate ana
Heien DuBose and Miss Emily Tay-
lor.
Reception at Comnlonwe aith Club.
mrs. Thomas l.. Moore Will enter
.''' ~ M uitSAHtSi reception AT the
commonwealth Club on January 25 Ill
honor OF her mother Mrs. Havemyer,
of 4onkers. ". Y.
Event of Interest.
large and fashionable audience
VIII MI the Academy of Music FRI
day evening to witness the perform
ance of the Richmond College Dra-
matte Club in the clever and mirth-
Jul comedy, She Stops to Conquer"
The proceeds OF the play will be used
Tor the fire sufferers who lost their
All In the college fire Christmas
morning.
Patronesses for the affair are Mes
danes +. w. Boatwright. William
Hodges Mann. J. Taylor Ellyson, f.
- Hotehkiss, Charles G.. Boshen, j.
&c. Richardson, Charles G.. Boshen, ].
Allison Hodges. J. g. Metcalf, George
Wayne Anderson. c. A Blanton,
George Bryan. John A. Coke, George
g. Christian. John b. Lightfoot. VIII
liam Ellyson, Charles r.. Guy, John
;. Harwood, Edward V. Valentine.
Frank ID. Williams John S. Munse
A. d. Williams, W. r, Meredith, J.
Scott Parrish, Frederick w. Scott, VIII
liam Ruftin Cop. ]. J. Montague, f. A.
Saunders, n. V. Randolph, James d.
Crump, Everett Waddey. David NJ
Ramsey and ]. A. c. Chandler.
To Receive at Club.
Receiving at the Riverside Hunt
Club, of Petersburg. Saturday after
noon will be Mrs. George Cameron.
Jr., Mrs. Nelson r. Patteson, Mrs.
Harvey Seward. Mrs Preston l.. Ro-
per. Mrs. Pryor Jones, Mrs. Charles
Han DavissR Misses Sarah Hamilton,
Roberta Hamilton. Rosa Heath, Lucy
Friend, Annie gill and Mary Paul
Roper
Kappa Alpfas Have supper.
Notable among the affairs on GEN
eral Lees birthday WAS the enter
tainment given by the Richmond
alumni members of the Kappa AL
pha fraternity at the Commonwealth
Club. DIR. +. c. Woodward presided
at the business meeting. at which Mr..
Rion Mckissick was elected PRESIDENT
Mr.. Charles G. Bowe, vice. president,
and Mr.. John r. Swartout, secretary
and treasurer for the coming year. ''
After the business meeting a de-
lightful buffet supper was served
Kappa Alpha colors. crimson and
gold. were used In attractive decora-
tive effect.
Toasts We're responded to by Mr..
Arthur Davis. whose subject was "A
New Discovery in the History OF the
Life of Robert r. Lee: Jennings c.
Wise, What Arc Kappa Aiphas Dos
!irg e'' Mr.. 'Aiien Jones gave an ac-
count of what Kappa Alpha was at
Richmond College. and Mr.. Fairbanks
responded to the same in reference
Ia Zeta.
Among those present We're; Messrs
j. NJ. BossieuX. Charles G. Bowe,
stuart Bowe, &. II. Burnett. E. +.
Buxton. John Blunt. David Bridges,
c. NJ. Chichester. Frank w. Duke,
1t. Il. Handy, x. L. Hawse. DIR. s. |
Tyler Hundley, DIR. Paul w. Howle, |
George Wilmer Hodgson, l.. Mex. |
Judkins. William Jerman, Dir. r. y. |
I.ipscomb, j. Rion McKessick. Henry
r. Miller, John NJ. Miller Sd, II. l.. |
Montague. Robert Pitt. Edward Ry-
land, r.. NJ, Pitcher. r. J. Stubs. Jr. !
A. c. Smith. John b. Swartout. Cecil
Stevens Julian Winfree, Prof. f. c. I
Woodward. Jennings c. Wise. Charles
Wingo and James d. Patton.
Personals.
Miss Tyler, of Ohio, who Is the guest !
of friends on Grove avenue, was the |
guest of honor at very pretty din |
ner at the Country Club Thursday eve |
ming.
Misses Elizabeth and Eloise John |
ston have gone to New York. from
whence they will sail next Wednesday |
to spend several months in the Bcr- |
muda Islands.
Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke, of Balti-
more, Will be the honor guest at Ia