The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-11
Society

EtsFtApS more los thfass a ~
show and smart society. might De
rrsnted a brlef synopsis OF the aunu-
al spring meet of the Deep Run HUNT
Club thiS ATE rnoon at the Country
Gu Great tatefest - ie4t IN ms
entries as all II the exhibitors are
prominent spcrtsrer OF kiShmona
aud Petersburg. with the exception
OF Miss WaraL~d Crenshaw and MISS
Belle Willard, whose mounts VIII De
the centre OF much attraction. Smart
society viii be In evidence on every
hand, and there will be many visitors
81 the show and the lawn party .u'-
lowing The attendance IL expected
10 reach the SEQ mark.
The clubhouse viii be bower OF
wild flowers AND ferns, and palms
and bay trees will lend an additional
attraction 70 the terraces and veran-
das There will be four punchbo"ls.
presided over by Miss Frances b.
Scott. Mrs. George Mason. Mrs. De
mend Young. Mrs Lewis JONES and
Mrs. John SHELTON WILLIAMS assisted
by q number OF i0Cst girls.
Al Hot springs.
Miss Grace Arents, with Miss VI.
@. Smith went 10 the Virginia not
Springs Thursday fer a short stay
Tney selected a cottage which they
and others Of the family viii occupy
from June to October.
Invitations Received,
Invitations have been received
In Richmond from Or. and Mrs Ed
ward Hamilton Squibb of Columbia
Heights Brooklyn, n Y, for the mar
rage of their daughter. Caroline, to
Mr.. Henry Hubert Sutphin, of Brook
lyn. the ceremony TO take place on
Saturday afternoon. June /. at 20
o'clock in the Church of the Holy
Trinity. Brooklyn.
Miss Squihb has frequently visited
In Richmond az the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Francis r. IsasCs. of the Ches-
terrified. and Is well known In society
hsre.
Blues Bali
The ball given last night in the
handsome ballroom OF the Blues Ar
n1ory in celebration of the ono hun
dred and fwenty-third anniversary Of
the Richmond Lght Infantry Blues,
was brilliant affair. Palms and bay
trees were grouped aEaist the walls
and nj the south end of the room
where the receiving party stood. tall
pink szaieas were grouped among the
palms. The ball was opened with a
figure led by Mrs William Hodges
Mann and Major L. W. Bowles This
Was followed by a favor ngure, In
which leather card eases were the
favors for the girls and watch fobs
fer the men. There were between
seven and eight hundred guests, in
ciuding many al the city officials. Of
fieers ~ the local military and prom
inent society girls
The patron esSes We're Gov ernur and
Mrs. William Hodges Mann. Lteuten-
ant Governor and Mrs j. Taylor Ely
son. Mayor and Mrs. u, g. Richard
BHn, Captain Clarence wyatt, presi-
gsnt 81 me nIues fSaoe'S :, ION ~, anu n, Mts
"Sau'' "a@"' a"n hfS = =" 70" l ,5s
saloaht 'ehe'at ann Mrs W
ss''e' ar anu WI |e"'s@ ""i' GU
MT ana mia. SIuaff Goose; ana OIL
hcefs on the htchthoha i@ibht imam
try bihes ana fhelr wives supper
was served al IL o'clock
Return From ths Como.
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s,,s,.a s@',,,, ti,3a ,.ith INC narants -,
r-wrs sfsg NJ ma Wig U-II1Iam n
sands 1921 PARK avenue Mrs Siea
will ba remembered as ths charming
Miss Grace sands. Of this city.
CIsnn--tncran
9,4.944tifu! marriage and one If
great interest was celebrated In the
Baptist church. at South Foston. on
"wednesday afternoon. when Miss Eii2-
Aheth Katherine Ingram. OF south Hos