The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
Society

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The fifth Monday german was danced
at the Masonic Temple Monday even
Ing, and as usual was a large and BRILL
liant affair. Colonel 10 Lane Stern
led the german. The supper tables
were decorated in pink and white car
anations, mates cross formed Of
these flowers decorating the centre
table. The patronesses present were
Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs. William 8. p.
Mayo. Mrs. j. Jordan Leake. Mrs. r.
Carter Scott, Mrs. Thomas N, Carter.
Mrs. Archibald Battle, and Mrs. Julien
Hill.
Among the out Of town people dane
ing were Miss Nan Nash. of Charles
ton. w. Va: Miss Bosh, of Hagers-
town, Md: Miss Hamilton, of Peters
burg: Miss Chloe Cook, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Steltimes, of New York: Mrs
Robert Raulett. of Washington. N. Y;
and Mr.. Max Lowell Talbot, of Brook
line, Mass.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Hume. Mr.. and Mrs. David Leake. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cabe1l. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pope Nash. Mrs. Charles K. Workman.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. McAdams,
.. D.
Mrs. Scott Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. God
win Boykin, Misses Annie Traylor,
Elizabeth Hargrove, Della Davenport,
Isabelle Carter. Elsie Harrison, Mary
Chalmers. Alice Nelson. Fanny Carter
Scott, Julia Joynes. Archer Joynes.
JAMIE Boulivare, Kate Meredith, Posie
Meredith. Emma Gray White, Louise
Purcell. Bessie Thompkins. Nora Leary,
Rosalie Valentine. Caroline Armistead.
IAt. l...~ D. 1850.
Katherine Gum. Ella Buck and Zayde
Branch. An unusually large number
OF club members attended the fifth
Monday.
Tuesday German.
The Tuesday German Club will give
its regular german In the Masonic
Temple. Tuesday evening. Decorations
will be In pink and white and the
german will be led by Mr.. Henry
Hotchkiss.
Handsome Luncheon.
Mrs. Eppa Hunton was hostess at
n handsome luncheon Tuesday at / 80
o'clock at her home. S East Franklin
street. In honor of Mrs Lindsay l..
Lomax. OF Warrenton. Va. Mrs. w.
H. +. Lee, of "Ravenswood." Va. a
daughter in law of Gen. Robert T.. Lee.
who was expected to share the honor
OF this with Mrs. Lomax. Is III with
come to Richmond.
The table was beautifully arranged
with baskets OF pink sweet pear and
lilies of the valley the place
cards and other accessories being done
in pink.
Mrs. Huntons guests We're: Mrs.
Lomax. Of warrenton: Mrs. Douglas
Vonderhoof. Mrs W. n. White, Mrs.
Alfred Harris, Mrs. f.. r. Williams,
Tnt
Mrs. X. Carter Scott, Mrs. ]. Allison
Hodges. Mrs, John r. Mcclure. Mrs.
J. Alstan CabeIl. Mrs. William North
rop. Mrs. Williamson Taliey. Mrs.
Waller Morton. Mrs. Thomas n. Car
ter. Mrs. Scott Parrish. Mrs. Stuart
Stringfellow. Mrs. Cunningham Hail.
Mrs. Frank Williams. Mrs. John II,
Minor. Mrs. Arthur p. Wilmer. Mrs.
John Harrison, Mrs Harry w. Hazard.
Mrs. w. A. Robins. Mrs. Grenville
Gaines. of Warrenton, Mrs. Gordon
Wallace, Mrs. Samuel Wallace. Mrs.
Juliet Keith. Miss Margaret Morson.
Mrs. Charles Blanton. Mrs. Fred
Scott. Mrs. John Kerr Branch, Mrs
Bell. OF warrenton; Mrs. w r. Mas
sic. Mrs. Eugene Massie. Mrs. q. II.
Cannon. Mrs. Ashton Starke. Mrs.
Hughes Lindsay. Mrs. Warren Tay-
laT, Mrs Henry Baskerville. Mrs,
-horS@ ~ kftsts ME- 4hUfnaS fkulnEE~
feord. Mrs. William Merritt Habliston
and Mrs. Henry iandon Cabeil
Attends Baltimore German
Miss Kathleen Bruce liz the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Arthur b. kinsolv-
ing. at st. Paurs rectory. Baltimore.
She was among those dancing at the
fifth bachelors cotilion In that city
Monday evening, which was attended
by many prominent out-of-town
guests.
Musicale at Woman's Club.
The Trend of Time" lyrical idyli
by Victor Kemp. was heard with much
enjoyment by a brilliant audience at
the Woman's Club Monday evening.
The Trend of Time Ii composed Of
twelve songs, each representing
month In the year. The soloists sang
with charm and skill and their rend!-
ton added greatly te the inherent
beauty of the unique composition.
MIS- f, A. Heen was chairman of
the evenings entertainment The
orchestratfon was arranged by Mr.
Henry w. Baker, ..3ss,.,,.-.~a
Those taking part In the program
were: Mrs. Henry W. Baker. soprano;
Mrs. Charlotte Kendall Schroeder Con.
traito; Mr.. Lynn Tucker. tenor: Mr..
Howard ID. Bryant. basso; orchestra.
Mrs. =. ID. Hequem bonrg. first x4el4ss..
MISS Katherine ThurSton. first violin.
Mr.. James Whittet. second violin: Mr..
George Ryail. second violin: Mr.. Hud-
son Hoen. viola: Mr.. Herbert Thur
ston, vioiinceila;. DR.. William J.. CO.
wardsr. flute. Mr.. Charles w.
Schremp, clarionet. and Mr.. Henry w.
Baker. piano.
Luncheon on Wednesday.
Miss Martha Robinson will enter
tain at luncheon Wednesday at the
Country Club. The guests will num-
Der about twenty-eight, aad will be
seated at small tables
VIII Play Tuesday Evening.
The Stay-at- Home Whist Club did
not play Monday evening. but will
meet Tuesday night with Miss Harris
The meeting was postponed on ac-
count OF the Woman's Club concert
and Mr.. Weddings lecture on Robert
r. Lee.
Richmond Chapter to Meet.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy, will meet
Wednesday morning at III o'clock In
Lee Camp Hail. All committees on
the various entertainments given b.
the chapter during January will be
called on for reports
Da1ton-Taylor.
or interest here Ia the wedding OF
Miss Jessie Bell Taylor and Mr.. John
Frederick Dalton. which took place
Saturday afternoon Mt the brides
home in Norfolk. The cerenaonv w..