The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-24

Alfriend. John K. Branch, Lewis H.
John Akin Branch, Charles ". Car
rington, Robert 3. Campbell, John
Currie,i Palmer Claiborne. Hampden
Chamberlayne, David NJ, Currfe, w.
b. Claiborne, H. w. Ellerson. !. w.
Fuller, Douglas Gordon, De Graffen-
ried Robson, Edward Harris, Frank
Hill. Edward c. Harrison, Jr., Fon-
taine Jones. Roy M. Jones. William
Kean. John r., Lea. Palmer Leigh
Jr.. George d. Mayo. Kirkwood Nit
chell, Carleton McKenny, Robert B.
Munford, Jr.. william holland, Allen
Potts, James ID. Patton, George M.
Reid, Leslie H. Reed, Addison Rem
noIds, George j. Seay. William X.
Turner. william Trigg. Calvin White
ley, John q. Walker. ST. Julien Will
son. Charles Il. Workman, Jr., Charles
Watkins. J. A. White.
Prominent Engagement.
or much interest here is the en-
gagement announced from Seattle,
Wash, OF Mrs. George Meade Emory
and Mr.. Charles Kennedy Poe, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poe, of WASH
ington, and brother of Mr.. Francis
Bennett Poe and Mrs. Edward l..
White.
a.
ding. Mrs. Emory Is the widow OF
Judge Emory, of Seattle. and daugh-
ter of Mr.. Frederick S. De Wolf. one
Of the wealthiest and most prominent
men of that city.
Mr.. Poe is a member of the District
bar. Before going to Seattle he was
private secretary TO Mr.. Justis HoImes
Of the supreme court. He was q
favorite in society, and is OF distin-
Qnfghed 1fnaa0a 10 fat to tina
nearest living descendant of Edgar
Allan Poe, and his mother Is q descen-
dant OF Colonel Byrd, of Westover.
and Governor Giles. OF Virginia.
In Honor of Miss Scott
Miss Fanny Carter Scott will be the
guest of honor at a beautiful dinner
Wednesday evening at the Country
Decorations will be in American
Beauty roses. and covers will be laid
for sixteen
Miss Scott. who La a debutante of
this season. has been intensiyely en-
tertained She will be Mrs. Edward
Valentines honor guest at cards Tues
day evening.
stay-at- Home Whist Stub.
Highest score was made by Mrs.
Webster and Miss Sue Gordon Mon
day evening when the Stay at Home
Whist Club met with Mrs. Arthur
Cannon. Of ga Park avenue. Five
tables participated.
The club meets next week with
Mrs. Arthur p. Wilmer, OF SIT West
Grace street.
At the Woman's Club.
The parlors OF the Woman's Club
We're crowded with an enthusiastic
audience of club membrs Monday af-
ternoon to hear the lecture on Tom
Moore. given by Mr.. John S. Munce,
OF this city. Filled with admiration
and love for his subject. Mr.. Munce
spoke in a pleasing and delightful
manner OF Ireland's sweet singer"
great. not only as poet. but as a
satirist and novelist.
The musical program, rendered In
connection with the interesting talk
by Mr.. Munce, and consisting OF
songs by the Irish poet, formed an
attractive part of the afternoons en-
tertainment
The Harp That Once Through
Tara's Hair and The Minstrel Boy
were sung by Mr., Martenstein. and
won hearty applause. Miss Rein
hardt on the violin and Miss Red
FORD at the piano played Boyne Wa
ter" and st Patrick's Day These
were followed by The Last Rose Of
Summer and Believe Me. OF All
Those Endearing Young Charms"
beautifully sung by Mrs. Clifton Mil
Ter. oft in the Silly Night" sung
"a tenor solo by Mr.. Boyd. and
Farewell. But Whenever You We'll
come the Houor." by Mrs. Miller and
Mr.. Martenstein. completed the pro-
gram.
Mrs. John b. SouthaIl was chair
man of the afternoon. Coffee was
poured by Mrs. r. V. Valentine and
Mrs. w. A. Crenshaw. Mrs. Lewis
Ayiett. Mrs. Herbert Jackson, Mrs. C.
@Mingiteid-and- Miss Mary-Ayiett
served at the tea table.
G. VI. l.. 5. Meeting.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet Wednesday morn
ing at ii o'clock In the museum A
full attendance is desired.
Personals.
Miss Bosh. of Hagerstown, Md, is
the guest OF Mrs Beirne Blair. OF 404
West Franklin street.
Mrs. Chiles Terrell, will leave Tues
day for Annapolis. Md. to spend sew
eral days with her son. who Ii cadet
at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess and lit
tie son. who have been spending the
past two months in New York, will
return to Richmond next Monday.
-t 5. .d'- - res
Mrs, A. o. Bell. of Wilmington.
Va. is the guest of her daughter. Mrs
Clifton Miller, of 2l7 East Grace
street.
General Robert White. of Wheel
ing. w. Va. is the guest for several
days of his daughter. Mrs. c. NJ Fer
reil. OF West Grace street
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