The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
Society

The Easter german Of the Bach
elors' Cotilion Club will he dancec
this evening at the Masonic Temple
and will be led by Mr.. Adolphus Biaii
and Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss. The bal
room will be decorated in palms and
smilax. and a buffet supper will be
served a, IL O'Clock in the supper
room, where decorations will be in
pink flowers and rose-shaded lights.
There will be a large number of out
of-town guests. and the german will
be brilliant affair. The chaperones
viii be Mrs. A. Carter Scott. Mrs.
Edward Peasants Valentine, Mrs.
Henry I1andon Cabeli and Mrs. Fred
Please nts.
Parties of Country Club.
Easter Monday WAS very gay at the
Country Club with number of lunch
cons and teas. Mrs Joseph L. VIII
lard was hostess al an attractive
luncheon OF ten covers, the center OF
the table being ornamented with "A
mass Of cherry blossoms. Miss Mamie
Davenport gave a very pretty lunch
con for Miss Helen Lathrop, whose
marriage to Mr.. Leslie Reid viii he
an interesting event Of Wednesday,
Covers Were laid FOR eight guests.
and the table was arranged with a
basket Of Bride roses and micnonette
as the centerpiece.
mrs Thomas Nelson Carter enter
eafned a party Of eight at o'clock
tea. Mrs. /. Newton Vaughan gave
bridge party of four tables. follow
- py tea.
Mrs. Charles Davenport Will enter
Ain at a luncheon today in honor
- her daughter. Mrs. Henry Wire
man Cooke, when covers will bc laid
tor ten guests.
Reception and Dance.
7he delegates to the Kappa Delta
Sorority Convention In session at the
Jefferson Hotel were guests of the To-
cal Kappa Deltas at IA handsome re-
Oeption and dance in the ball room
Of the Jefferson last evening. The
stage was banked with palms and
splrea and lilies were combined with
Southern S'niiax and ferns In the win
DOW receives and In the dra perry about
the balcony. There were about sew
enty-hye visiting girls present and
many of the dancing men of Rien.
nand. The chaperons included Gov
ernor and Mrs. Mann, Mayor and Mrs
ID. c. Richardson, Attorney General
and Mrs. w. w. Sale. Mr. and Mrs
J. Lee Koiner and MIR and Mrs \
L. Massey.
Musfcaie At StUb.
A large and appreciative audience
nlied the parlors of the Woma as Club
yesterday afternoon for the musica lie
OF which Mrs +. II. Hequembours
was chairman. 1t was one of the
most delightful concerts that. hav,
been given at the club this season
ana included orchestral numbers h,
well-known Richmond musicians anf
several solos by Mrs. Jennson. VIII,
mas a clear. strong soprano voice. Mrs
Jennison studied In Chicago. sh,
has perfect control of her voice, anf
takes the very high notes with al
unusual fuliness of tone. Her cIea,
enunciation is one of the chief charm
OF her singing.
The program given by Mrs Jenni
son, soprano; Miss Mary Shelton
pianist; Mrs. HeauembourR. Mis-
Katherine Thurston, Miss Mami
heck, Miss Eugene Heck, MIR. Hud
son Hoen. violinists. and Mr.. f. A
Hoen, 'cellist. was az follows:
Auzatto. .Allegretto and Allegro from
Quartet.
Wagner. Prize Song from Meister
singer.
Puccini Aria rror, -roa,
Won Ferrart. .lntermezzo from TIL
Jewels OF the Madonna
Ischaikowsky. .Andante Cantahtl
N'S"i '-.'..'. Pleading
to) l." Lehmann III / Were a Sir,
go Ronald. Love. I Have Won yo,
nafeahoH ................B erceus
- Mignonetf
Goldnark. .scherzo from ouinte,
OPP. 30.
Inc parlors were decorated vii,
vases OF tonqnils, and histesses fo
.he afternoon We're Miss Evelyn Stite
Lea -.-1.s
BaiI. Miss Halliburton and Mrs. lam.
y. Crump poured tea. and Mrs. i "
durham. Mrs. Harry Howell Smith
Mrs. Correli and Miss Dooley pre-
sided at the coffee table.
VISITING in Vircinia.
MISS Mary Grower. of Jacksonville
la. mas gone to Lexington for tn,
raster dances at the Virginia hfilitar,
institute and Washington and Les
bhl,ersitS- Miss Grower. who for
merry attended Sweer Briar CoiIeea
w,i' later go to Salem. Va. to vist
MISS Eugenia Griffin and from Their,
70 sweet Briar for the May day fcs
INVITES Miss Grower has been mn
POINTED sponsor for Florida al III.
.ohiederate reunion in Macon mex
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