The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-23

Six tables were engaged, and bridge
was played.
Mrs. uunn's guests were Mrs. Her
Thomas Smyth. Mrs. George West.
Mrs. Frank Crump, Mrs. Samuel
Davies, Miss Belle Perkins, Mrs. G.. c.
Walker. Mrs. James sutton, MIS-.
w. w. Sale. Mrs Walter Ciacks. Miss
Grace Lyons, Mrs. Fauntleroy, Mrs.
Logan Golsan, Mrs. A. l.. Watkins.
Mrs. william Marshall, Mrs. stewart
Jones, Mrs. Bland smith, Mrs. Norton
savage, Mrs. John Clothier, Mrs. II.
M. Chambers. Mrs. George Gibson. Mrs.
oliver j. Sands and Miss Rennoids.
Concerning Senator and Mrs. Swanson.
Saws a Washington paper: senator
and Mrs Rayner entertained In com
plimeut to their house guest, Miss hun,
of baltimore on "Wednesday evening
Their guests to meet Miss HUI were
Senator Bacon. Senator and mrs. OYER
man, Senator and Mrs. swanson. rehf
Admiral and Mrs. Schley, the Secre-
tarv Of the senate and Mrs. Charles
a. Bennett. Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie,
Gen. woodruff, Miss Woodruff. Miss
Marie Beyan, of Baltimore. and Mr..
Arthur Peter.
apsciaI Week End in Petersburg.
Misses Louise and Mckenna Jones.
of Petersburg, will have as their guests
for the Weekend Misses Warmed
Crenshaw. OF Richmond; Helen Ben
net, Kentucky, and Nell Christian. OF
Bon Air Miss Crenshaw will ride with
the Riverside Hunt on Saturday after
noon.
Tea Hostesses.
Miss I,ettice Woodward and Mrs.
William c. Preston will be hostesses at
informal teas Thursday afternoon
Miss Woodward Is entertaining at the
Chesterfield In honor of Miss Maxweii,
of Easton, Pa. and Mrs. Preston IL
entertaining at ner home on west
Franklin street.
speaks Before Art Club.
A most delightful informal tea was
given al the Richmond Art Club Tues
day afternoon, when the ciup mem
hers and their friends gathered to-
gether for a chat over the tea cups
and 10 hear very interesting taiK
by the Rev Ernest T.. Osgood on
THE Passion Play" Mr.. osgood ana
Mrs. Osgood spent several months
abroad last summer and saw the
Passion Play at oberanunergau"
From his personal experience, he re-
lated a number of charming little de-
tails that one does not see in print.
Mr.. Oskood Is the rector of Emanuel
church at Brook Hin. and Is
speaker OF strong personality and in
terest.
Entertained I'm Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Martin, of Norfolk,
entertained very delightfully."- at cards
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Boush street in honor of Mrs. j. W.
Dawson. OF Cambridge. Md. Bridge
was played and there were three
tables, Those enjoying Miss Martins
MIRA
X. r. Baldwin. Mrs. j. NJ. Jordan,
Miss Mary Carter Randolph. OF
Clarke county; Mrs. Myron Marshall.
Miss Louise Niemeyer. Miss Eliza beth
Hotchkiss, Of Richmond; Miss hsa
Atkinson, of Baltimore; Miss Lthia
Honoria Mitchell. Miss Bessy Cham
berlaine. Miss Dorothy Wake and
Miss Lila Tucker. Of Lynchburg, Va.
Council &c Meet
The Council of Jewish Women viii
meet Friday at 3:a5 o'clock In the
Sunday-school room of Beth Ahaba
Temple Mrs. Caesar Misch. president
OF the National Council of Jewish Wo-
men will make an address, and there
will be special music. Members of
the council are privileged 10 invite
their friends.
Personals
Judge and Mrs. Edmund Waddih
are the guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Menaleus. at her home on Colonial
avenue, Norfolk.
Miss Bette Bar~en Booker landed
Iii New York from London this week.
and IL now at the University of Viz
Einia.
Miss Lora Crump has returned from
n trim tn Savannah Ga. and Charles