The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

and those serving in the dining room
were Misses Emily Taylor. Mary VII.
! cox, Julia Downer. Fannie Pannili
Arnold Wake and Lizzie Brander, ol
Richmond
Among the guest We're Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Hughes. and Mrs. and Mrs
Menaculs Landlord
Gard Club Entertained.
Miss Rose Williams. of $500 Grove
avenue, entertained her card club on
Tuesday afternoon. when bridge was
PLAYED. and four tables were engaged.
The parlors were decorated in holly
and running cedar. and the prizes were
calendars. Tiny New Year calendars
( served az score cards
! Wedding of interest
a pretty wedding OF much interest
took place Tuesday afternoon. when
/ Mrs. Arnold. widow of Captain c. II.
I Arnold, .Ir,. was married To Mr. Rich
ard Bland Lee, Jr.. of New York The
ceremony WAS performed at the home
OF the brides father, Colonel =. r.
Harvey, L. S. A. retired. I1Sl q street.
! Washington. ID. C.. in the presence Of
the relatives of the bride and bride
groom and few intimate friends Mr.
Frank Lee. OF Baltimore, was best man.
and the Rev. DIR. Lewis. rector Of st.
{ JHtiit CnuTCt, bethesda Mo. perform
ed the ceremony. The parlors were at
traetively decorated in palms and XII
lerney roses
The bride wore travelling suit OF
blue broadc,oth, With hat 30 match. aud
corsaSe Of violets. A reception for
i the families and Intimate friends fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Lee
left Washington later for New York.
where they will ne at home at Ia East
Seventeenth street
The bride Is n member Of the Mon
day Morning Music Club ana the Ru-
btnstein Club. Shs ia prominent in
army circles.
Attractive Musicale.
4 Among the attractive affairs Of the
holiday season was a musicale given
by the pupils Of Miss Martha c. Spen-
Ger on Monday evening at her home.
1918 Grove avenue. The programs
we're charming folios, decorated in
holly designs and tied with scarlet rib
: bon Tho house vas decorated In green
and red with many potted plants and
profusion of cut flowers presented
TO Miss Spencer ny her class about the
rooms. Mrs. W, r. Shepherd favored
those present with several delightful
solos, and Miss Spencer rendered seV
eral selections by request. After the
recital dainty refreshments We're serr-
ed. The program. which proved most
enjoyable, was RS follows:
i |. "Jp In a swing" "a r. Fon-
taine). by Miss Louise Stantield; :,
"Rondino ralph ElickerD. by Miss
Josephine Harrisen; s, ''Edelweiss
Glide" (F. Il, vanderbeck), by Miss
Louise Shepherd. 4, Dinner Party"
tRalph Elicker). 10y Master Clyde
Saunders: s. THE Crescent Revere"
"a Fieldhousel, by Miss Louise Win
ston. s, "whfsperings of Love &C.
KinkelA, 10y Miss Margaret Goodman;
! {. in Twilight" (Ganschalsl. by Miss
/ Clariee Henning; Good EVENING"
I tAibert Bassler), by Miss Garnet
Granger: T. Con Amore" paul Bou-
mont). by Miss Louise Shepherd 10,
'Ivey Schottische" tMiiier1, by Miss
Jane Eubank; Loves Golden Dream"
/ George Stevens,, by Miss Clarice
/ Henning.
DIR. Eastman 10 Lecture.
/ DR., Max Eastman, Of Columpia Ini-
/ versity. New York. who viii give a
/ lecture by the invitation of the Equal
/ Suffrage League OF Virginia In the
| Jefferson hotel auditorium Friday eve
! ming, will be entertained during his
stay In Richmond by Nj. and Mrs. h,
] Is. Valentine OF 1855 Monument ave-
nue..
! 1T E&aStAdH IL SSGI StafS anu lGSdS-
uFer of the New York state Men
! League for Wonan's Suffrage. Geo,
Foster Peabody il the president OF
this organization, In which w. ID.
Howells, William Trent, OF Columbia
| University, formerly OF Richmond.
and many other prominent mon are
| actively interested.
! The auditorium of the Medical Col
| lege has been placed at DIR. Eastman's
disposal for lecture to the student
/ body of that and similar Richmond
| institutions through the courtesy OF
| DR. Christopher Tompkina and ar
rangements are being perfected for Il
talk to the young men, feature OF
rer always gladly inclines. He has
! achieved a brilliant reputation by
his success before big audiences in
the great Northern and Eastern cities
! He will be introduced Friday evening
by the Rev. DIR. Maclachlan, of Sew
enth Street Christian church.
A general meeting or the Equal
Suffrage League Of Virginia VIII be
held Thursday afternoon IN, league
headquarters. 307 East Franklin
street.
Dance for Visitors.
Misses Augustine Allen and Mar
garet Bilisoly, of Norfolk. who are
the house guests Of Miss Marie Har-
wood. were complimented by charm
ting dance at the Hermitage Colt Club
Tuesday evening. The clubhouse was
prettily decorated for the occasion
and the music was especially good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Harwood
were the chaperones-
Among those present were: Misses
Augustine Allen and Margaret Bill
soly. or Norfolk; Mamie Smith. OF
Chapel Hin. N. c.; Mary Meek. Char
lotte Jones. Rosal!e and Marie Har-
wood. LYDIA Taylor. Virginia Chester
man. Dallas Lee. Mary c. Evans. Luz
ellie Massey. Martha Purcell, Marga-
ret Stuart. Mary Harmon, Of the Unit
verrity OF Virginia; sadie Neal, Lil-
Han Watkins, Mary Grumpy. Harriet
Gum. and Mary C>rEeal: Walter
Briggs. Jackson Chambers. Blair Fits.
Sherwood Parsons. Theoren Brown.
John X. Blair. James Patton, james
Gwatkins, Robert Augustine. Barton
Grnndy. Mills Neal George Hirscn.
field. Roland Lassitsr. Raymond Mas
eAy. Walter Wren, GRAY G5arland VII