The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-23
Society


Miss Anne Keitr Royal, who has
teen the guest of Mrs. Robert White
hurst In Orange county. where she
has spent the greater part OF the time
riding and hunting, viii return to
Richmond Thursday afternoon. Miss
Grace Jones, of Danville, Va, VIII ar
rive on sunday to he the guest OF
Hiss Royal Miss Jones, who Is
first cousin OF Mr.. Chiswell Lang
horne has frequently visited friends
and relatives here. and is exceeding
iy popular among the younger society
at She is now at Old Point attend
irg the gaieties in .ident TO the re-
turn of tte fleet.
Nc'iii--Broc. st Ibrough.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray Brock
cnnrough of Richmond county. have
issued cards for the marriage of their
Miss Mar Maxwell Brock
, bbrough. to Mr., Benjamin Franklin
Noyill, on Wednesday. April 5, at
1870 A. NJ, In Emmanuel church,
Richmond county. Mr.. and Mrs. New
III will be at home after April is at
Huntingdon. Fairfax county.
Miss Brockenbrough is prominent
ls', related throughout the State-aHa
belongs to the well known Broken
brough family OF Virginia. Mr. Nevill
is also widel related. and his we'd
ding will he of much social interest.
Woman's Club Organized
The recent organization of The
Womanis Club OF Newport News" will
he of interest to society here, as
number OF the charter members are
we'll known in this city The officers
OF the club are: Mrs. n. w. Harwood,
president; Mrs J. l.. Patton, vice.
president. and Mrs. III. f. Parker. sec
Rotary and treasurer.
Among the members of the club
are: Mesdames A. l.. Hopkins. o. D.
Bachelor. S. w. Holt, r. T. Wexford.
]. Winston Read. Arthur St. Clair
Smith, w. W. Harwood, H. f. Park
er, j. Il Patton, w. r. Aylett. w. Fl.
Renson. +. NJ. Braxton. c. w. Robin
son. A. G. Jones, #. j. Sims. F.. Ros-
coe Gary John Randle, l., b. Man
Vile, w. s. Copeland, w. j. helms.
Frederick w Sanford and Allan d.
Jones, and Misses Ada Hssughton,
Addie New, Mary. Stearnes and Mar
garet Jarvis.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio T.. Ridgely, Of
Baltimore, have issued invitations tn
the marriage OF their daughter. Alice
Whitridge Garrett, and DR., Lloyd
Bankson Whitman. on the evening of
April %. at o'clock. at 1907 North
Calvert street. Miss Ridsely's we'd
ding is of much interest here, and
viii be among the most prominent
social events of the spring In Balti-
more.
Colonial Danes Meet.
The Colonial Danes Of America in
the State of Virginia will meet Fri
day afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock in the
parlors of the Woman's club.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwin Hodg-
son. of Norfolk. announce the en-
gaeement and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Lillian May. to Mr..
William Valley Davis. OF Harrisburg.
Pa. The wedding will he one of the
leading society events of Easter week
In Norfolk.
SMITH Wade.
a quiet but pretty home wedding
was celebrated Wednesday night at
$3.50 o'clock in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Evans. 2l19 Venable
street. became the bride OF Mr.. Allison
Smith. Rev. Gerald Culberson per-
formed the ceremony. and Miss Mamie
Kuhn played the wedding march
Messrs. Arthur w. Hope and Herbert
Is. Smith acted as ushers. The bride
is well known In Richmond and the
groom Is the oldest son of Dr. II. d.
Smith. and Is prosperous young
dairyman of Henrico. The young
couple viii make their home at Glen
wood" on the Harvie road.
To Occupy Virginia Home.
Mrs. George Barnett. formerly Mrs
Basil Gordon. of Baltimore, entertain
ed Wednesday at her home, 1923 Pine
street Philadelphia, at luncheon of
ten covers. She will be hostess again
at luncheon tomorrow. when covers
will be laid for twelve. Mrs. Bar
nett Will leave soon for her coun-
try place. Wakefield, In Rappahan-
mock county, Virginia. Her husband,
Colonel Barnett, has been recently
to Cuba.
Organ Recital.
An organ and song recital, to
which the public Is invited, will be
given al the Grace street Presby-
terrain church, Fourth and Grace
streets. Thursday evening at $3.50
O'Clock Those who viii take part in
the recital are: Mrs. Florence He
luxembourg, violinist Miss Margaret
knowles, soprano; Mrs, Clarence p,
CABOT, contralto: Walter watkins.
tenor; w. Douglas Gordon, baritone:
Louis Emil Weitzel. organist, and the
choir of the church under Mr.. Welt
zeFs direction.
The program is as follows: Organ.
Fifth Concverto (Haudel. Larghetto.
Allegro). Mr.. Weitzel; selections from
Elijah" Mendelssohn), Miss Knowles.
MRS. CABOT. Mr.. Gordon and the choir;
violin, "Parsifal," Transcription fWag-
ner- Wilhelml. Mrs, Hequembourg:
tenor solo. The Ninety and Nine
tCampien), Mr. Watkins. organ tal
Gavotte from 'Mignon" (Ambroise
Thomasl, OBJ A1iegretto (volkmann).
Mr.. Weitzel; soprano solo, Hear We
Israel" from Elijah" tMend elssohn),
Miss Knowles: violin (a) ITO wild
Rose (McDowelD, th) Twilight"
(MasseneD. Mrs. Hequembourg; or
gan, Toecata from Fifth Symphony
tWidor). Mr.. Weitzel
Missionary society.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Ieigh-stre Baptist church, will meet
Friday afternoon at O'Clock at the
church. Mrs, Salne MONTGOMERY
Brown will sing, and at the close OF
the business meeting reception will
be given to the new members.
Personals.
Miss Julia Gardiner TYLER. of Will
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