The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-21
Society

Many small parties we're crowded
into yesterday. which In their IN
formaiity were but foretastes OF 'he
,,,d ef entertaining that viii pro
xise some little amusement, even
Though II he slight. for socieE o"rihs
Lent. which begins with TO-DAY H
"Wednesday comes az reitet " r",n"
md tn others II IL an unweleome IN
1919 hui 10 one and all u IL enec-
80 &C Tho riose Of the social season
FL, forty DAYS there VIII be htue TOT
.na society scrihes 10 choricie save
snfa-msi parttes that are few snd far
nctxeen an occasional Wedding anu
,urno-s of several big dances. "eo-
ding and charity affairs just sf'er
Easter.
Mass Mary Chalmers gave very
prettv luncheon Of six covers al tne
Country Club yesterday. her tahie
bcinr arranged with centrepiece o.
jonauils. tea with blue gauze, Miss
Irrerso,l and Mrs. Dsbney Crenshsw
aIso raye small luncheons Miss Jes-
r,e Hazard entertained party OF
twelve AT o'clock tea in the sun
oa~lor where the decorations were
In pink roses and nsrcissus.
Reception at Mansion
Governor and Mrs William Hodges
Mann have sent out invitations for
a reception In the executive mansion
on Friday afternoon, February 20.
from to ! O'Clock.
Dinner 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas r. Bryan gave
small dinner at their home IN
Park avenue last night in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan, who
have Jus, returned from a tour around
the world The table Was decorated
with dafrodiis and li!acs.
AIumDae TO Meet.
Mrs. Charles g. Bosher VIII address
the members of the Aiumnae Asso-
citation of the Woman's o. lege this
afternoon at o'clock in tho coll
,ege chapel. Mrs Boshers address,
70 which the faculty. and students of
the college have also been invited. will
be preceded by an important bust
ness meeting of the association al 2 30
o'clock. All aiumnae are urged to
attend.
We'd This Evening.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Maud
Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Kaufman. of al5 West Grace
street, to Mr.. Sidney Bcir. of New
York. will be a prominent event of to-
day. The ceremony Will take place
this evening In the auditorium of the
Jefferson Hotel Quite number OF
out-of-town guests are here for the
wedding and the decorations Will he
especially handsome.
Engagement Announced.
An engagement OF interest to go
ciety just announced In that OF Miss
Florence Hawiey Brush, daughter of
Tsr. Edward y. Brush, and the late
Mrs. Brush, and Or. Lloyd Parker
Shipper. son OF the late pr Edward
Shipper and OF Mrs. Shippen Miss
Brush. who made her debut two years
ago. 10 one OF two Very attractive
sisters. the other being Mrs w. Hall
Harris. Jr. Her brother ia MIR. Ma
thanieI Hawley Brush. DR. Shipper
is recent graduate OF tho Johns Hop
kins Medical School. He is related
70 the oldest families In Maryland
and Virginia and was a surgeon In the
navy. but has resigned his commits
sion,
Birthday Luncheon.
Mrs. f.. G.. Sutherland and Miss
Sarah Alien. of l4s3 Hanover avenue,
entertained on Monday at q handsome
buffet luncheon In honor Of the eighty
fourth birthday OF their mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Alien. Decorations were In
paftbst iT, ASp fobEs htfu bAttOHS, anu
the table In the dining room was ar
ranged with willow baskets filled with
Sonauiis. Mrs. A, e. Heinrich and
Miss Laurie Sutherland. granddauEh-
tere OF Mrs. Alien. assisted In the dim
ing room. The occasion WAS thorough
~ informal and surprise to the in
vitcd guests as no inttmaton was
given that II was birthday luncheon.
Martha Washington Tea.
A Martha Washington silver tea for
young folk and young old folk will
he given Thursday afternoon from 4
TO o'clock at a2s West Franklin
street, by the Junior Mission Band Of
the Grace Street Presbyterian church.
Musical selections will be rendered by
Mrs. CABOT. Mrs. Margaret Knowles
Lorraine and Mr.. Douglas Gordon with
ROTATIONS by the little girls Of the
hand tn Martha Washington costumes.
Whist Club Plays.
The Etay-at- Home Whist Club met
Monday evening with Miss Margaret
Morson, on West Grace street. where
top score Yves made by Miss Morson
and Admiral Webster. The club will
he entertained by Miss Clare Gull
lamne next Monday.
Musicale Tonight.
An interesting musical event of the
week Will De the musicale to be given
this evening In the auditorium of the
y. NJ. c. A. by the senior pupils of
Mr.. w. Henry Baker. The program
will be as follows.
Piano duet--"Marche Miiitaire"--
Schubert
Mr.. Baker and Mr.. George Ryall.
yspeai xissrvf 1slss,fs.'.
Mrs Robinson. Miss Fitzwiison anu
Mr.. Floyd Reams.
Sons-"Ave Maria ............ Faliini
tyiolin obligato Mr.. George Ryall)
Mrs. Railey p. Shifiett.
Eong-'1li Sing Thee Songs OF Araoy"
Clay
Mr. A. Gordon Mckay.
Song-'jood bye. .........,.... Tostt
Miss Margaret O'Brien-
Piano Solo-llth Rhapsody. Liszt
Miss Anita Kirkwood-
Sssnx->-s'Th e Enciantreasv-s.~ Hatton
Miss Grace FItzwilson.
song-'Blow Thou Winter Wind
Sargent
Mr A, ". Martenstein.
Trio-"This Magic Wove Scarf
Barnett
Mrs w. IT, Baker. Or. NJ Koblenzer
and Mr. Martenstein.
Song-"An Old Garden" Hope Temple
Mrs. H. A. nightingale.
Snng--.-Celeste Aida. ........ Verdi
DIR. NJ. kobienzer
Song--"My Heart at Thy Voice
Saint Saens
Miss Viola Diacont.
Qnartette-'From Rigoletto'... Verdi
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