The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Society

for the fashionable schools. colleges
and universities. While number
Of the larger universities have al
ready begun work, the "hnishlns
schools, to use an old-fashioned
phrase do not open until the last OF
September or the first OF OCTOBER.
As usual, a number Of Richmonds
younger society girls will enter Old
field, select school near Baltimore
for the term. Among those a..ehu-
ing Oldfield this year will be Misses
Fredericka Campbell, Anne Myers
Austin Campbell. Martha Valentine.
Nell Wise, Sarah Oppenheimer and
Margaret Miller. who Will leave for
Baltimore on Monday October 2
Return From Europe.
Miss Mary Johnston ana her Sis
tiers, Misses Eloise and Elizabeth
Johnston, are expected to arrive IN
Richmond to-day from New York,
where they landed several days ago,
after an absence Of seVefal months
abroad. The Misses Johnston spent
the latter part Of their stay abroad
in London, where they had apart
ments at the St. Ermines, and where
the gifted authoress Was sought out
by many fellow Am orleans, who were
travelling in England. a southern
woman who had the pleasure OF
meeting Miss Johnston in London. in
q letter to a friend in tins country,
said, She Miss Johnston) was very
charming and is looking well. ana Is
a type of the women OF Virginia Hel
native state. a fact which tolls the
whole story Of her usefulness
Sumner Parties at the Club.
Pink and red roses. under the las
, ltlnx glow of rose-shaded candies.
decorated the tables on the Fefahda
and in the dining room ior supper
at the Country Club OF Virginia sat
urday evening. Among the many AZ
tie parties was one composed oil MRS
Marion Lambeth, of st Lonls Mfs'
Stafford Parker. Or. White. Mfs. 1eo'
Mason and MIR. 81, George ~ooAe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swartout were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. stewart Jones
and Mrs. Robert Pegram was with
Mr. and Mrs John a. Coke. IL
Amazing others at the tables were Mrs'
Tohn Hayes, Mrs. Fred peasants. nj
and Mrs. Register. Mr.. ana Mrs GLE
bert Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warren and Mr.. and Mrs henfS
Harwood.
return From Honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. i. EiNooo s.o
who have been traFenng III Eu'uP
since their marriage. which took place
or June 10. landed in New iork sat
,,-aay on board the steamer Lusl-
.arts They are new visiting frienas
go relatives in New ! ork. ana WI
at,r, "a their home in Highlana
pork the latter part of this week.
Motor Through Virginia.
Mr. ard Mrs. f. NJ. Mcclure, %
ptrh,uoud: Misses Annie 1rls%olo
perry. Pauline Helen Mcintosh. Les
lie Mcintosh, Mr.. w H. IAilAra anu
Master Daniel Mcintosh o. of"nsr'
son, last weeek on motor trip
,6ro.eh Page county. to the Luray
csverns and TO Winchester. In WIN
chester they were the guests OF Mrs
MrNlurets sister Mrs ri \. Dafpse'
baltimore Debutantes.
Included in tho list OF young gTIs
-,,,,-sr,t@4, ia baltimore society
this season are several VINO are Me44
known here. Among these are MSS
Rose Gordon Haxall. daughter OK .aF'
ard Mrs. J. Trtplett HaaaH. MISS
: n,,isa Gtbson. daughter of MIR. ana
Mrs. George r. NJ. Gibson; Miss ClalFe
Gooda daughter Of Mrs. Leila symlng-
con Coode. and Miss elizabeth Lem
non daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Southgate Lennon.
Dfckey--t s,sby.
A wedding Of the winter "Aieh " III
h., of much interest mere WIZ ue
that OF Miss Elizabeth Cosby ana ny
Erwin Dickey. which mas just "e@H
announced. Miss Cosby - Nhe "nts
daughter OF Mrs, Warner Aeriwethef
Lewis, her father. the late John Ham :
fton Cosby, having been one OF the
vallknovn men ~ Virginia ana
prominent leader in the business aha
social life OF DanYitle. The engage
ment was announced Saturday to a
number OF Miss Cosby $ special trienos
at a beautiful bridge luncheon, al
which the lovely bride elect enter tam
ed at her home in DanNilie IN h"hor
of her guest, Miss RaNenel. OF Soutn
carolina Luncheon was served at
tho conclusion OF the game Ia the
dining room, where tho decorations
gave the first intlmauon or the IN
teresting secret the tAoie having IN
The center plateau or Ertde roses,
on which rested two hearts OF red
carnations pierced by goIdeh arrow
The souvenirs at each piace were NJ
tie fans. on which We're engraved the
names OF the guests In gold and the
announcement Bright toasts were
made to the young hostess oy the
coterie Of young women, covers being
laid for twenty-five guests.
Miss Cosby Is a. charming repre-
sentative Of a State noted for It's
lovely women. She is tail ana grace
full With the lovely and rare COM
hination OF golden hair and brow
eyes. and is not only popular IN VIZ
ginia but also in the Carollnas, wnere
she has spent much time as the guest
OF relatives.
Mr.. Dickey Is the second son Of
Mrs James l.. Diekey, ST, and the
late James l.. Dickey. OF Atlanta, and
possesses the attributes which have
made the men OF his family take a
high position In the world of affairs
He is one OF the best-known OF the
younger insurance men, member OF
the leading social clubs OF Atlanta
> and a man who commands the re-
street, arld~Erien3s -sf all sF$ssi whom
he comes in contact
Delightful Tea.
Tho second OF the Monday after
noon informal teas at the Woman
Club yesterday afternoon was YER,
delightful affair. The club parlor:
were gay with the bright tinted fal
blossoms. and were nlled with the
hum OF the pleasant chatter or re-
turned club members and theil
friends.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenthal have
Issued cards announcing the marriage
Of their daughter, Flory Edith, K
Mr.. George Fl. Kline. of Philadelphia
the ceremony having taken place or
Sunday, September 10. in Richmond
At the White Sulphur.
Miss Emily Powell. OF New York
who has been one OF the bellies o
the White Sulphur Springs the pas
summer. gave a farewell supper on'
10 fnr tha