The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-13
Society

As ApAiu II vi SoIluCAtINuty ~ Ia
First Company. Governors Foot
Guard, of Hartford, Conn, were en-
tertained last evening at a brilliant
reception dance by the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues at their ar
mory. Besides the distinguish ed
guests from Connecticut, there was a
brilliant as~semblage Of the smart set
Of Richmond and many OF the debu-
tantes. who will be presented to So
ciety this winter, were present. The
spacious ball o was gay with a
striking picture made by the military
guests In Uniform and the lovely eve
ming gowns OF the matrons and maids
Ine dance opened with a grand
march, n afterwards continued
With the customary round dances.
The Governor OF Virginia, and Mrs.
Mann, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
j. Taylor Ellyson and Mayor and Mrs.
D., Z. Richardson assisted the local
militia in receiving their guests. Mrs.
Mann was handsomely gowned in
black lace over gold cloth. with dia-
mona ornaments. She carried Amer
lean Beauty roses, Mrs. Ellyson wore
a gown of black satin, trimmed with
i"NS anu JET, anu NITS. RICH
ardson wore an exquisite white lace
robe over white satin.
Marriage Announced.
MI. and Mrs. William Armstrong
llmms have issued cards announc-
ing the marriage OF their daughter.
marguerite, to MIR. Archer Valen-
tlne Rountree, on Thursday, October
X, at their home in Park avenue Mr..
fsountree Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
fiehry W. Rountree. Of a07 Park ave
nue..
BOwe-Glim.
Mr.. w. D.. Bowe, son Of Mr., and
airs. \. w. Bowe, of this city. and
MISS Bessie Glinn, daughter Of the
rate r. IL. Glinn, of Charlottesville
Va, were married in Washington on
Tuesday. h ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. H. b. smith. MIR.
DOVE mas been attending the Uni
eeIsity OF Virginia for the past two
sessions, and with his bride will CON
Gnue To live in Charlottesville for
LIS present, where they have engaged
a sure oil rooms on Wertland street.
ar Rowe is a member of one of the
shost PROMINENT families in Rich
mona n Is we'll known here. His
pfide is an exceedingly attractive
Young girl, and is popular in the
so0hEer social set of Charlottesville.
Mlss Butler CompIimented.
says a Charlotte exchange OF We'd
Miss Lula Taliaferro won tn. nr,xa
Tor the highest score at the meet
ing OF the Tuesday Afternoon bridge
.iuo which was delightfully."- enter
,Aineo oy Mrs. Cameron Morrison at
her nome on North Church stree,
Yesterday afternoon. The invited
guests were: Mrs. W. j.. Adams. Of
tha Mrs. Gilbert White. Mrs
f1chard $, Bushes, of Raleigh. and
Miss mary Butler, of Richmond. Va
Mss butier will leave to-day for
oahNliie, "a, to visit relatives. For
the past several weeks Miss Ru,ter
mas been the guest OF Miss S,nar,
Zones at her home on Ransom pa.
enc came down for the Mors~on-Jone.
neuoihE and remained over. Misc
hutier is n of Richmond's MOS,
popuiar Young society women ana
one OF Charlotte's mos, charrninr xis-
itors of the fall. -
Distinguished Guests.
~.I'e 4 number Of distinguished
guests are being entertained a., RI
Virginia Ho, Springs this an,nmn
Long walks and dips in the famous
warm Springs. In addition to the
rAeroises, baths n diet Comprising
ne kur here, have interfered ten.
pofArA! With the social program Of
many who usually plunge into a
round OF dinners. luncheons ana taas
upon thetr arrival FROM Newport and
other resorts. The gayety hitherto
constituted a sort Of little season. "
preliminary TO the horse show and the
opera in New York. The Secretary
VI State and Miss Philander c. Knox.
~no nave neen at the Hot Springs
UT a offe' soJourn. returned TO
washington yesterday. They vould
nave made the trip by motor but for
the inelemency OF the weather. Prior
TO their arrival at the Springs they
MADE a three weeks automobile tour
or the White Mountains, roinr 70
the Springs by way OF the Berkshire
n their country place In Pennsvl.
vania.
Mrs. Thomas X. i4aughlin. of Pitts
burg, sister of Mrs. Taft. has zone
10 n Virginia lot Springs. where
she has taken a cottage for he au-
tumn- She is accompanied by her two
children, William and Thomas Laugh
lin.
Wedding of Note.
The wedding of Miss Mary Rieman
Hack. OF Winchester, Va, TO MT
Charles Little Bowly. also of Win
chester. took place Wednesday at $50
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church in.
W inchester. Rev. J.. H. Lacy. rector
OF the Presbyterian church. performed
the ceremony. which was followed by
a reception at Willow Lawn. the home
of the bride. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her uncle. Mr..
Augustus A. Hack. wore a gown OF
white charmeuse satin and tulle veil
caught up with orange blossoms. Miss
Annie A. Russell. of Fairnont. w.
Va. was the maid OF honor and only
attendant. At the chance1 steps the
bride was met by the bridegroom,
attended by Mr.. Randolph r. Nc
CURE, Of Winchester. as best man.
The ushers were Mr.. Walter r. Abel.
OF Baltimore; DR.. Leslie NJ. Allen,
formerly OF Baltimore, but now of
Winchester; Mr.. Harry X. Russell,
MIR. Daniel B. Conrad. Mr.. w. Nell
son Page and Mr.. Edwin p. Hunter,
all Of Winchester. The bride anal
bridegroom left late that evening for
wedding trip through the West and
their return will live in Winches-
ter.
Among the guests from a distance
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus A. Hack.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Marburg, |
Miss Anita Hack. Miss Eleanor Hack.
Mrs. J. e. Hodgson m Nj. Walter
r. Abell. all OF Baltimore; Miss Nan !
ME Read. Of Roanoke. Va: Miss
Rosalie Howell, OF Atlanta. Ca, and
Mr.. ]. Ward Russell. Of C~larksburg.
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