The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
Society

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society bids fair to be brilliant in every
respect, for there will be lovely debu-
tantes who will make their bow. at
Hractive amateur theatrtcais when
society maids and men will assume
the roles of actors, the regular ger
mans, and, for the truly grown-up folk,
the various affairs at the Womans
Club The dances given by the Rich
mond German Club will probably be-
gin sooner than usual this year De
cause Lent comes so early, but. other
wise, the various diversions will fol-
low their usual course.
The card tournaments which nave
been such pleasant features of the
Womans Club program for the past
few years, viii be continued this sea
son, the first tournament being schso-
uled for Thursday evening, October IL
! These tournaments Will be given on
the third Thursday of each month I'M
til late next spring. The literary pro-
gram, including special entertainments
on Monday afternoons, and the Itera
ture class, conducted by Miss Gussle
/ Daniels on Wednesday afternoons, Will
not begin until November. The cur
rent events class which will be under
J Inc uHStli1H VI 4hA = - >ShShsN -"'Os'
will not open until December
Miss Meredith in Boston.
Miss sophie Meredith of this city,
! VINO. with her mother, Mrs, Charles
V Meredith has been spending the
summer North, is now at Boston,
Mass. for several weeks. Miss Mere
dith is being much entertained and is
/ taking a prominent part IN the annual
1 woman's tennis tournament at the
Longw God Cricket Club. which began
on Monday. The tournament Is one of
unusual interest owing TO the prex-
j ence of Miss Hazel V Hotchkiss. Of
Berkeley, Cal, the national woman
tennis champion and several players
from the South and West. In the first
round Monday afternoon. Miss Mere
dith. or Richmond and Miss Edith
Rotch, OF Boston, defeated Miss a.
Baker. OF San Francisco,
Winter in San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs, :. Haskell Derby, the
/ latter formerly Miss NORGE Purcell
! Leary Of this CITY. whose marriage
was prominent event OF last spring,
I have taken IA house in San Francisco
for the winter months Mr.. and Mrs.
Derby spent the summer at san Ma
teo. Gal. but are now In san Fran
/ cisco, having taken possession OF
4 their attractive home on Steiner
street in that city.
II Engagement Announced
Mrs Emma j Pugh, OF charlottes-
Vile. announces the engagement or
her daughter Clara Belle, to MIR u,
creyon Given, Of Tampa, Fla MISC
Pugh belongs 10 a promtnent Virginia
family, and is we'll known here. She
WAS educated at Hoilins Institute. MI.
Givens Is prominent in club aud husi-
hess circles oi Tampa. where he ls
engaged in real estate business. The
wedding viii DO Il notable event or
this fail
Chapter Elect Delegates
caIied meeting OF The Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters OF the
+ Confsderacy. viii lie held to- morrow
n7orning al II o'clock In Lee Camp
Hall. Delegates, recently elected TO
represent the chapter at the Roanoke
convention, are especially urged To be
T prcaent The meeting win be very
{ Important as delegates To the L. II, &.
convention. which viii be held In
Richmond November, VIII be elected.
: and much business, relative to the con-
| vention. VIII be transacted.
Close Country Home,
Mrs Theodore +. Shuey and Miss
/ Dorothy Snuei have arrived in Wash
: ington from their country place near
stanton. Va. and have opened their
house ca California street for short
time Mt, Shuey. who Is stsil IN Viz
gin!a will Join his family the latter
part of October and they Will sail for
Europe the drst Of November.
Miss Dorothy Shaey will finish her
studies abroad this year and expects
: u be among the deourantes OF next
season at the capital
Whist Club Plays.
The stay-at Home Whist Club met
Monday tYea.lg It'll fhe Miss =. lar
N. a.. gf
{ vie. at their home on Park avenue
{ Top score WAS made by Mrs. Bland s
: Smith and MIR w. X Robins. The club
will be entertained 10y Mrs. Henning
{ ham Spilman next week.
r keusome-Guy
/. Miss Fannie Frayser Guy, daughter
e of MIR, Thomas Guy, OF kIko. Va, and
/. MIR Lueian Bass Neusome. OF Mag
( nolia, y. G. were married yesterda y
= morning at II O'Clock nj the rectory oi
e ST, Marks Episcopal church, the Rev
4 S. Roger Tyler officiating. The cere-
mony was witnessed 10y friends ant
= relatives of the bride ard groom. The
c bride wore a tailored sun of dark hlus
: | cloth with hat and gloves TO match
I and carried a bouquet Of bride roses.
e MIR and Mrs. Neusome left on The
= noon train for Washington. On theh
I return 10 Richmond they VIII be guest.
Q fix, OF $50 West Clay street before
: leaving for their future home at Etko
= Va
n BIedsoe-Grasty.
r The wedding of Miss Ella Mat
Crasty, of Qfange, and Mr. J. Wiley
g Bledsoe. Jr.. OF Salisbury, n. G.. wa!
d celebrated at seven O'Clock on Mon
d day evening ut the home of the BRIDE
e uncle, MIR. l.. @. Grasty, at Orange
o The bride wore "a tailored suit @
: Kings blue broadcloth with velve
t. tooue to match and carried in plac
Il of flowers q white prayer book. Sh
e was attended by Miss Ruby Willis. o
y Locust Date. xrsw ned I'm dainty froel
n of marauisette over yellow. with vel
n low rib bon. carrying goldeprod. MI
T r. S. Grasty. brother of the bride. act
Is ed ms best man. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. DIR. ]. Wiley. Bled
e soc, of Orange. an uncle Of the groom
The bride Is q dauEhter Of MI