The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
Society

Invitations for a theatre party IN
honor of her niece. Miss Elsie Har-
rison, for the evening OF Friday, jan
uary 10. the first night of Richard
earle in Jumping Jupiter" at the
Academy,
For Mr.. and Mrs. Potter.
Mr.. and Ars-Erank- Pol9nrs-niA
give small dinner at the Country
Club Saturday evening In honor of Mr..
and Mrs. James Brown Potter, of New
York, who are her house guests at
her home, "Darlea," for a week They
will occupy the center table in the
main dining room, which will he dec
GRATED In pink roses.
Covers will be laid for six and the
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter, Miss Cally Ryland and Mr.. Archer
Anderson, Jr
Luncheon for Bride Elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Mcclellan, OF
2340 Monument avenue, will enter
tain at an attractive dinner at the
Country Club Saturday evening in
honor of their :..ster, Kiss Lillian
Dodson of New York, whose marriage
to Mr. Archibald Douglas Brown. ri
Brooklyn. y. u, will be an event
: of Tuesday. January 10. Decorations
viii be in green and white and covers
will be laid for twenty.
The guests will be Miss Dodson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Srnyth. MIR. and
Mrs James G.. Smyth Mrs William
Dodson. of Norfolk: Mrs. Edward
Robinson and Miss Martha Robinson,
of Baltimore. Mrs. Horace Davis. of
centerville, Md; Miss Matilda Truhe,
of New York; Miss Cora Younger.
Miss Clara Mcclellan. Miss Marie
Baldwin. of Baltimore. Mrs. Florence
MADISON nF II %f,.C
Van Ideistein. of New York: Mr.. Wo-
mack, Mr. Dunlop and Mr.. Brown.
A number az affairs Will he given
In honor of Miss Dodson, and among
them will he a luncheon for four
tesl at the Country Club on Mon
day.
MiH Attend Wedding.
Mrs. Charlie TayioT Mr.. Waiter
Taylor Mr. Joe Tay Il and Mr. Call
T gfa s MSnisS"s fh R.dam1na
where the mari>cse of Mir Walter
TAYLOR 10 MISC christine Broaie. -.f
that city, VIII he celebrated SATURDAY.
evening at O'Clock, al the home Of
the hride-elect's aunt. Mrs. Spem.
After a Northern trip Mr.. Taylor
and his bride viii be at home at 206
East Grace street Richmond.
Of Interest Here.
Among the brilliant social events in
Washington this week was the debut
hall given by Mr.. and Mrs Robert
j. Wynne in honor OF their Youngest
daughter. Miss Ruth Wynne. Monday
evening at Ranschers over 800
guests were present
The entire house was in use, Mrs
Wynne and the debutante receiving I'm
the pink parior. Mr. Wynne In the
first hall room, while dancing wAs in
progress in the large hall room. Each
room was profusely adorned with
palms. vines and American Beauty
roses. while the bouquets sent the
debutante filed large screens arranged
In the tower window of the small bali
room. supper was served In the ban
Quet hall. at midnight after when
dancing was resumed
The hostess was goWned In white
lace.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Claude
Swanson and Mrs. William Graeme
Harvey Mrs. swanson was gowned
in yellow satin and iacc. ann Mrs
Harvey wore a handsome gown Of
white satin. veited in gold lace,
Guest of Mr.. CapeFron.
Miss sallte Carr Caperton, o-
Charleston, W. Va, is the guest or
Mrs. c, Il. Capersen, nj 200 North
Harrison street. Miss Caperton has
visited in Richmond before and is
remembered by a host OF friends In
this city.
Chevy Chase Hunt Ball.
Says the Washington Post Satur-
day:
One Of the most brilliant and pi,-
turesque balls Of the winter was tho
hunt ball given last night at the Chevy
Chase Club with q cotillinn In which
about 40 couples danced many OF
the men wearing pink coats. The
t}4k 4 4
red, and the Marine Band. under
lieutenant Santelmann. played FOR
the dancing and during the first sup
per, served AT midnight. \ series nj
Old English hunting songs. including
Drink. Puppy, Drink Dye ken. John
Peel and A Southerly Wind and a
Cloudy Sky. was given,
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Mr.. Clarence
Moore. master Of hounds, received far
Y the hail committee, With Mr., Gist
Blair. president of thc club. Mrs.
Moore wore gown Of white satin,
ttimmed with exquisite black and
white lace. The cotillion was led hy
Mr.. William G. Marrow. assisted by
Mr.. George Howard and MIR. Fred
erick Huidekoper. The fayors were
red carnations and horseshocs of
flowers red Russia leather card cases,
stamped with the name ot this ,&lnh
Z and date af the hall, trays for the
toilet table. with old English prints
OF hunting scenes in the bottom. ash
trays. with hunting scenes In the bot
tom: crystal paper weights. with sim
liar hunting scenes. and calendars.
containing gray hunting picture"
The list OF those present includes a
: number Of people we'll known in Rich
mond society Among these were Miss
Sarah Hamilton and Miss Roberta
Hamilton, of Petersburg. Nr. and
Mrs. Julian Morris. of keswick; Mr..
and Mrs. j. X Maddox. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs. Allan
Potts.
Annual Meeting Of the L. ID. {.
@ Richmond Chapter. Unite dDaugh-
ters OF the Confederacy, will hold It's
annual meeting for reports of officers
and payment of dues on "Wednesday
morning, January IL. at II O'Clock in
Lee Camp Hall. Many important
Z questions vii come before the meet
ing including arrangements for the
annual tea. and for the celebration
oil General Lees birthday on January
~, Preliminary arrangements for the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Convention in November will also be
launched at this time as the chapter
{ adjourns for several months in June
The help of every member is needed
n to make the coming of this conren-
ton. which is from every standpoint
* an event OF Importance. the success
lit shoald be. A large attendance Is
& egnecialfy desired at this meeting.